I was just curios as to where park patrons come from. I glanced around the net a bit, but didn't really see anything but generalities. I believe that the majority of park visitors are French, but who's after that? British? Germans? I can't believe there's a lot of Americans.
Does anybody have any clarity on this?
Thanks.
Ireland, UK , and the central European countries mostly. Im on another Disney forum and Im seeing alot more Americans visiting DLP in the last year. Most Americans visit DLP as an add on , not as a stand alone visit like us Europeans do. Any of the cruise routes which call at a French port offer a day excursion to DLP. Some American cruisers instead of doing the 1 day excursion add on a few days at DLP at the end of their cruise. The hotel in the after cruise package is Disneyland Hotel. There is also the Adventures By Disney European Tour Packages. Again they offer an add on package at Disneyland Hotel. Im am also seeing some Americans adding a few days at DLP as part of their DIY European tour. They will DIY visit a few European countries, mainly, Ireland, UK, Italy or France and have a few days at DLP during their European Grand Tour.
Last figures I saw where from 2016 and it was 49% French, 17% UK, 9% Spain then a few low figure numbers for Belgium, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands. About 9% were 'others'.
It's quite interesting because the figures from some countries particularly the uk fluctuate quite significantly. The uk is usually the second biggest visitor by quite a bit but essentially the main ones are posted above.