Finally, official news from ED SCA :D (including names of future attractions) :

http://www.eurodisney.com/data/198.pdf

Sounds like Disneyland Paris is improving, and with the addition of these new attractions, it can only continue the upward trend. :)

I may be wrong, but with Tower Of Terror's location being much closer to Main Street than at Disneyland in California, I don't think there's any way they can avoid visual theme intrusion from many vantage points on Main Street.

Hopefully most of the sight-lines from much of Town Square can be interrupted by the Disneyland Hotel's height, at least.

On this large aerial view, you can see where future attractions will be built! :fez:

http://www.disneytheque.com/archives/disneyland_paris/wds_park/photos/fichiers/wds_air001.jpg

Man, I wish DLP looked like that when I went! It was still cloudy and rainy in March 2003.

Olivier: What are the best times to visit DLP/Paris crowd- and weather-wise? I'd love to be there on a clear, sunny day like that.

Well, I was there last sunday, it was really cold, but very sunny!
That means weather changes a lot in Paris. I get there almost every month, and I was lucky it never rained the 4 or 5 last times I was there...

If you hate crowds, avoid summer (mid-july to end august : school holidays), and christmas season too ! :~D