New 15th Anniversary logo from Disneyland Paris

[DisneyMickey]

I love it! Very soft, has a lot of character, and is extremely similar to the 50th logo for Disneyland. Notice the "Where dreams come true" slogan at bottom that ties it in with that Year of a Million Dreams thing or whatever it is.




Just for comparison. Doesn't the 50th logo look more "serious" though?

[MickeyMania]

It looks like SHAG. I'm not a fan of his stuff but that's a VERY well done logo.

The 50th castle logo below, I'm not a fan really. That style of CG art is so very old, so the castle looks like it's made of cheese and the archway just leads to hollow interior with is pretty disappointing compared with what they can do today.

[pancakesaregood]

That is much better than the fan-created one that was posted many months ago, which had the current Disneyland Park logo, where it says Magic Kingdom (even though Magic Kingdom generally refers to WDW) it said Disneyland Paris under it and 15 in the middle.

[WDW1974]

I like it.

[Hilsbro]

I <3 that logo. It is so awsome....it is a sight of beauty...lol

[drnilescrane]

Have Disneyland Paris changed their Resort Logo, because the 'Resort Paris' text under Disneyland is usualy in a serifed font rather than what they have used there.

I do like the 15th Logo as a whole - it suits the mood of the Paris park.

[Olivier]

Yes I had the same question, the "resort paris" looks weird. But probably not so surprising as I've heard they slowly want to remove the word resort as nobody understand nor pronounce correctly this word here and in other non-english speaking country.

[pussnboots]

Originally Posted by Olivier

Yes I had the same question, the "resort paris" looks weird. But probably not so surprising as I've heard they slowly want to remove the word resort as nobody understand nor pronounce correctly this word here and in other non-english speaking country.

At the risk of going into the language discussion again, I wouldn't quite say that goes for any non-English speaking country in Europe. Besides, virtually every hotel chain on earth now employs the subtitle "Hotels and Resorts", and that includes to my knowledge at least Spanish, Swiss, Dutch and German chains. I think we all know what country has trouble with that word.

[Olivier]

Originally Posted by pussnboots

At the risk of going into the language discussion again, I wouldn't quite say that goes for any non-English speaking country in Europe. Besides, virtually every hotel chain on earth now employs the subtitle "Hotels and Resorts", and that includes to my knowledge at least Spanish, Swiss, Dutch and German chains. I think we all know what country has trouble with that word.

The country you're talking about also uses the word resort for hotels chains, and even some ski resorts in the Alps use it (like Pra Loup Resort).
As far as I know, even my non-french friends never say "I'm going to Disneyland Resort Paris", everybody says "I'm going to Disneyland Paris".

[Crazy Legs]

its a nice simple logo I like it

[Laura678]

I like it too....its really cute and not over the top...but i agree..."resort paris" does look weird

[theyeartobehere]

and the studios has one too....

[Speedway]

Call me cynical, but I don't think these are real. Sorry.

[tloolgb]

Lmao Speedway. I dunno, the top one I was like "eh" until I saw the WDS logo...the top one looks good now.

Of course the new studio will be smarter...because nothing like having your park logo feature a ride you park does not have.

[Speedway]

Originally Posted by tloolgb

Lmao Speedway. I dunno, the top one I was like "eh" until I saw the WDS logo...the top one looks good now.

Of course the new studio will be smarter...because nothing like having your park logo feature a ride you park does not have.

Exactly what I thought - I thought the first one was fake until I saw the WDS one, then it looked more real due to the WDS crapness - but still, they both could have easily been done on Photoshop. Easy peasy.