Similar plot to the US Disneyland version, but it takes place at the Paris, France Disneyland location. Volume notes Roger Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit stars alongside the main Disney characters. After an introductory sequence, the sing-along commences with footage of the rides and attractions of Disneyland, with the appropriate characters' voice actors (and actress) dubbing lines of their costumed character counterparts. The 1994 re-print introduced a new opening graphic for the series, but retained the original closing graphic. Released in 1990 to mark the 35th Anniversary of Disneyland. This was the first Disney theme-park Sing-Along video. According to the quotes of this video shown on IMDb, David Buntley plays the "vacationer". "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" includes a rap verse not present in the original version. Let's Go to Disneyland Paris! was released in 1993. More modern characters such as Ariel, Beast, Belle, Aladdin, Jasmine, Jafar, Iago, Genie, Launchpad McQuack, Grammi Gummi, Sunni Gummi, and Tummi Gummi appear in Let's Go to Disneyland Paris! Peter Pan replaces Donald Duck in the song "Following the Leader" in Let's Go to Disneyland Paris! Jafar and Iago replace Captain Hook in the song "Grim Grinning Ghosts" in Let's Go to Disneyland Paris! More dialogue is used in Let's Go to Disneyland Paris! than in Disneyland Fun. Splash Mountain does not appear in Let's Go to Disneyland Paris! Known as Vamos a Disneyland Paris in Spanish, released in Spain. There is no Spanish version for Disneyland Fun. Known as En Route Pour Euro Disneyland in French, released in France. There is no French version for Disneyland Fun. I Love to Laugh! (1990) Volume notes Hosted by Ludwig Von Drake Retitled Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious in 1994, featuring new graphics at the start and new end credits The 1994 print featured the gold WDHV logo (with blue background), replacing the 1986 Sorcerer Mickey WDHV logo, which was a video editing error, but was bothered not to be corrected. Known as Mary Poppins: Supercalifagilistico in Spanish, released in Spain and Latin America. Known as Mary Poppins: C'est Bon de Rire in French, released in France and the United States. Be Our Guest (1992) Volume notes Hosted by Jiminy Cricket † "Little Wooden Head" was cut from the 1993 and 1994 versions while not being present in the Spanish version, but returns in Colors of the Wind. Known as La Bella y el Bestia: Nuestro Huésped in Spanish, released in Spain, Latin