Cole Sprouse Takes a Trip Down Memory Lane at Disneyland Paris: 'Was Good Seeing You Again'

Mar. 15, 2025

Cole Sprouse in Disneyland in Paris.Photo:Cole Sprouse/Instagram

Cole Sprouse/Instagram

Cole Sprousedoesn’t mind taking a trip down memory lane.

On Wednesday, Oct. 9, the actor, 32, who rose to fame alongside his brotherDylanon the beloved Disney Channel sitcomThe Suite Life of Zack & Cody, shared photos from his recent trip to Disneyland Paris onInstagram.

Sprouse visited the theme park on Tuesday, Oct. 1, with his girlfriend of nearly four years,Ari Fournier, to watchthe Coperni Show.

Cole Sprouse Visits Disneyland for Coperni Show At Paris Fashion Week.Cole Sprouse/Instagram

TheRiverdalestar attended theParis Fashion Weekevent in light-washed jeans, black dress shoes, and an oversized trench coat.

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He wore the same look in his Instagram post, beginning with a photo of him making a silly face as he posed next to Mickey Mouse.

Sprouse ended the post with a photo of himself riding a carousel. “Was good seeing you again,” he wrote in the caption.

Cole Sprouse and Ari Fournier at Coperni RTW Spring 2025 as part of Paris Ready to Wear Fashion Week held at Disneyland Paris on October 1, 2024 in Paris, France.River Callaway/WWD via Getty

River Callaway/WWD via Getty

In the comment section, fans couldn’t help but point out his hilarious facial expressions.

“That right there, folks, is a man who has been to Disney one too many times 😂,” one fan wrote. Another shared, “When a Disney kid is back at Disney.”

Some of his famous friends also joined in on the fun, includingNoah Centineo, who wrote, “😂😂 s—.”

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While speaking to PEOPLE in February,Sprouse gave “kudos to the people that write and actand direct and who are creatives on children’s programming,” noting that it is “responsible for shaping entire generations.”

source: people.com