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A Saudi Arabian prince spent [close / closed] to $20 million on a party at Euro Disney near Paris. Prince Fahd al-Saud [booked / authored] a large area of the Disney [resort / sort] for a party for himself and 60 guests. His party lasted three days between 22-24 May. He [invited / invitation] many of his friends, as well as some big [fans / pans] of Disney. Prince Fahd organised the party to celebrate [graduated / graduating] from university. Park [officials / official] told the AFP news agency about the prince's graduation party. They said there were special, "[rare / rarely] Disney characters" that do not usually appear in the Disney theme parks. They also said that the prince was one of their biggest [customs / customers] , so they hired extra security staff to keep him safe while he had [funny / fun] .

Euro Disney said it [regular / regularly] arranges private parties for companies or people. The prince's party was the [last / list] event in a world tour called Disney Dreamers Everywhere, paid [from / for] by Prince Fahd. It started in Hong Kong and [then / that] moved to Tokyo, California, Florida and then France. Disney [cartoon / spokesman] Julien Guedon said it was the first time someone had arranged [such / so] an amazing, private world tour. He told Britain's "Daily Telegraph" newspaper that he was not [let / allowed] to talk about the prince, [although / thorough] he did say the royal had fun at his three-day party at Euro Disney. He also said the prince helped to [resign / design] some of the costumes and dance [moves / loves] for the rare characters.