Travel / Departures: Disney fast track

Friday 27 May 1994 23:02 BST

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THE NEW 187mph ride at EuroDisney is a real-life one. High-speed trains start serving the amusement park from tomorrow. A rail line has been built to the site, 20 miles east of Paris, as part

of the deal with which the French government enticed Disney to Marne-la-Vallee. The new station will be served by TGV expresses from the French provinces and neighbouring countries. There are no plans at present to run trains direct from London when the Channel tunnel opens, so passengers bound for Disney will have to change at Lille.

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