A home for Disney film and television studios.
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31 January 1999 y., Sunday
Euro Disney, the company that convinced the skeptical French to love American theme parks, may soon branch out at its property near Paris with a second park dedicated to celebrating the cinema. Euro Disney said Wednesday it had launched a pilot study for a new park next to Disneyland Paris, built a decade ago in the Marne-le-Vallee area east of the capital, and was nearing a decision. According to published reports, the new theme park would provide a home for Disney film and television studios.
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