The classroom is just one place you can teach your students about G-Force, but there are bigger, better and more engaging places that your students would be thrilled to visit.

Adventure Parks such as Disneyland Paris, Futuroscope and the Euro Space Centre are the perfect place to see engineering, precision manufacturing and physics in full force.

But with 15.9 million visitors to Disneyland Paris in 2009, more than 6 km of snaking walkways at the Euro Space Centre and 600 people employed at Futuroscope, there’s more to learn than the art of queuing.

50,000 visitors to Euro Space Centre each year

20,000 training days are held each year at the Euro Space Centre

The outdoor part of the Euro Space Centre has 6 km of walkways

Futuroscope employs 600 people

Stages of the Tour de France occasionally begin and end at Futuroscope

15.9 million people visited Disneyland Paris in 2009

Disneyland Paris spans 1/5 of the size of Paris or 1,943 hectacres

Space Mountain reaches a speed of 70 kmph

More than 150 chefs work at Disneyland Paris

4 million hamburgers are eaten each year at Disneyland Paris

500,000 flowers are planted every year at Disneyland Paris

Ever wanted to tell a kid ‘we’re going to Disneyland’? Well you can organise a school trip to an adventure park and make that announcement.

And there’s more to Disneyland Paris, Futuroscope and the Euro Space Centre than queuing and overpriced souvenirs, why not take the opportunity to teach your students about science, maths or computer technology in a place that’s sure to capture their imagination.

No matter the subject, there’s something to learn at an adventure park, and what school trip could be better than the place where magic comes to life?

‘We’re going to Disneyland’ isn’t something your students are going to expect, but a college trip to an adventure park might just be the excitement they’ve been looking for.

And there’s more to Disneyland Paris, Futuroscope and the Euro Space Centre than queuing and overpriced souvenirs, why not take the opportunity to teach your students valuable lessons about about physics, maths or computer technology in a place that’s sure to capture their imagination.

What educational college trip could be better than a visit to Disneyland, spend your mornings in business lectures and the afternoon in the park!

Your university students will never expect an educational trip to Disneyland, but with one of the world’s most recognisable brands and a global empire that’s lasted more than 100 years, a group trip to an adventure park might be just what you are looking for.

Why not take the opportunity to learn about precision engineering, physics or computer aided design in Disneyland Paris, Futuroscope and the Euro Space Centre - it’s sure to capture their imagination.

What could be better than an educational university trip that brings your subject to life?