Largest LEGO store in Europe to open at the Disney Village

LEGO Imagination Center, Walt Disney World.

LEGO is preparing for the opening of it’s newest store at Disneyland Paris.   The new LEGO Concept Store which will replace the existing Hollywood Pictures boutique in the Disney Village and will be the largest LEGO store of it’s type in Europe.

LEGO is no stranger to Disney as they have the LEGO Imagination Center stores in Downtown Disney at Disneyland Resort in California and Walt Disney World Florida.

With numerous Disney product ranges such as Toy Story, Cars and Pirates of the Caribbean, not to mention Star Wars, this new LEGO store will add to the variety of merchandise available at the Disney Village.

If your interested in applying for a position in the new store you can apply here. 

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Orchard planted at Hotel Cheyenne.

Disneyland Paris has planted an orchard of  local varieties of fruit in the grounds of the wild west themed Hotel Cheyenne as part of a conservation project.  Another orchard will be planted in the grounds of  the Davy Crockett Ranch.

Four hurt in Disneyland Paris Railroad accident

France 24 are reporting that four people were hurt in an accident on the Disneyland Paris Railroad train the W. F. Cody on Wednesday evening.

Four hurt in Disneyland Paris steam train accident
 
Four people have been treated for minor injuries after a wagon broke off from a steam engine ride at Disneyland Paris, the theme park and police said on Thursday. 

The four, including a pregnant woman and a 13-year-old girl, were taken to hospital after the accident on the five-wagon Disneyland Railroad ride at 8:40 pm (1940 GMT) on Wednesday, a police source said.

The source said the accident occurred after a bolt snapped between the first and second wagons of the train, the W. F. Cody sending the engine and one wagon ahead of the others as they approached the Frontierland Station.

The three rear wagons struck the first section when it stopped at the end of the line.  About 40 people were inside the train, which tours the theme park, at the time of the accident.

A spokesman for the Euro Disney company, which operates the park, said the train ride was closed on Thursday and that the incident was minor.

“It was a small nudge,” the spokesman said, adding that one wheel of the train had come off the rails.

The spokesman said those injured were out of hospital and had returned home or continued their stay at the theme park.

He said the accident had occurred at a “very slow speed” and said the train normally travelled at eight kilometres per hour (five miles per hour) when it was returning to the station.