Disneyland 2013 Update: Saudi Prince's Disneyland world tour was reported to have cost the Saudi Prince at least $20.41 million in Paris. The Saudi Prince wanted to have fun for three days at Disneyland, even though Disneyland had been undergoing dips in popularity with a recent ticket price hike and dry-ice explosions this past month.

Disneyland in Paris was visited by Saudi Prince Fahd al-Saud from May 22 to May 24, and the Prince invited around 60 guests, including Disney fans and bloggers, to visit the theme park with him.

Disneyland ticket price hikes and explosions have been trending topics for the past two weeks, but all this happened after the Saudi Prince happily spent millions for the Disneyland trip.

Paris Disneyland was the last stop of his sponsored Disneyland world tour, which commenced in Hong Kong Disneyland and included other Disneyland parks in Tokyo, California, and Florida.

According to the guests who went to Disneyland with the Saudi Prince, "The prince had fun. He was there all along, but we are not allowed to speak about him, that was the order."

The Saudi Prince had to spend millions of dollars in order to book the entire theme park for himself and his other guests.

The Disneyland world tour, also called Disney Dreamers Everywhere, featured tailor-made events just for the Saudi Prince, such as "rare Disney characters," according to Euro Disney.

Just this past Sunday, increases in Disneyland ticket price took effect just in time for the summer, and now tickets to Disneyland and Disney World cost more than ever before.

It seems that even though Disneyland already took in an extraordinary amount of revenue from the Saudi Prince, they still need to raise prices for Disneyland tickets.

Disneyland explosions also occurred at the end of May, when a Disneyland employee was arrested for placing dry-ice "bombs" in trash cans, causing a scare and evacuation of visitors in Toontown.