If these walls could talk, not only would they have a lot to say about the palace’s many residents over the years, but also the stories between the French Revolution and the present. You could feel how the opulence of the palace inspired the world in both the animated classic and the live-action retelling. Visiting Versailles often felt like a trip to the Beast’s castle from Beauty and the Beast. While some have been brought back, many pieces are missing, such as the throne itself. During the revolution, most of the original furniture was removed and sold. The property is huge, but the indoor tours are largely confined to the second floor of the main building, which contained King Louis XVI’s throne room, bedrooms, and the legendary Hall of Mirrors. Local guides met us at Versailles, splitting our large group into two smaller ones and distributing audio headsets.
After a buffet breakfast at Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel, we boarded a coach for a ride through Paris to the countryside that was once home to Marie Antoinette. We chose two half-day itineraries, starting with the Palace of Versailles. Having been to Disneyland Paris before, we chose to venture into the City of Love for a look at some of Paris’ incredible treasures. We’ve mostly opted to maximize our theme park time thus far, but that changed on our second day in France. Adventures by Disney has offered optional city excursions at each of the international Disney Resorts we’ve visited during Disney Parks Around The World – A Private Jet Adventure.
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