"Euro Disney" references around the resort - photos

[captain rocket]

Here's a challenge for everyone, how many mentions of Eurodisney can we still find in the park today? Photos would be good or just descriptions of what and where. I have several photos so will start the ball rolling.
Here's the top of the organ at main Street station

And this scroll from Tokyo is inside Guest Services

[coruscantpt]

Here is another too!!

[Vegitabeta]

http://s82.photobucket.com/albums/j242/ ... 414_n1.jpg

[Josh]

Don't forget the lamps around Lake Disney. They have the logo on the bottom part of them. I haven't got a photo, though...

[captain rocket]

I had'nt noticed that about the lamps, will have a look in February! The Railroad seems to be the best source for Existing Eurodisney mentions, here's the locomotive Eureka's sign

[mattboywonder]

All the iron work around the railroad still says EDRR and the posters/mock newspapers at the Main Street Station refer to it as the Eurodisneyland rail road.  There are also a few attraction posters around that still have the old EuroDisney logo at the bottom.  These are mostly the posters on the covered walk ways in Frontierland.

Of course, the opening day dedication still refers to EuroDisney!

[captain rocket]

Yet another sign from the Railroad.

[Patrick89]

[captain rocket]

Hey Patrick, where is/was that brass plate?

[dagobert]

If I'm not mistaken, that plate is on Town Square behind the gazebo facing the castle.

[captain rocket]

Thanks Dagobert.
This one may be a bit contentious, but here is a picture from Walts

[Josh]

Maybe it's just nostalgia, but I prefer the Euro Disneyland name.

[Patrick89]

If I'm not mistaken, that plate is on Town Square behind the gazebo facing the castle.

Yes, if I remember correctly that's where it is!

[Patrick89]

Another one, to be found in a gazebo of Fantasia Gardens:



And another one in Main Street Station (in the headline):

[captain rocket]

Another one from Main Street Station