Here’s a Disneyland Paris Spring Photo Update thanks to Max at shocking part one from the Disney Studios park, we brighten things up today with the happier side to the Disneyland Paris Resort. ~~Rick
At Disneyland Paris, the artificial flowers on Main Street USA buildings have been changed from Christmas colors to spring color (and the real flowers are back, too.)
Goofy’s Garden Party!
Discoveryland’s Space Mountain Mission 2 is now surrounded with scaffolding.
The retouching of the paintings on the Videopolis building are progressing and should be completed in July.
Welcome to Spring!
A touch-up on the door in the Italian neighborhood in Fantasyland.
Dumbo’s queue in Fantasyland is being renovated.
The waterfalls have partially returned in Adventureland after many months of absence.
New guardrails along the restaurant.
The creation of Arendelle in Cottonwood Creek Ranch for June’s Frozen Summer Fun has caused a progressive change in the area. The theatre has not changed, but all of the vegetation creates a new look to the area. The farm is still concealed behind hedges.
Phantom Manor was scheduled to reopen on Friday, April 3.
The Silver Spur Steakhouse is still in renovation outside (the restaurant is open) and the Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing is closed.
Miss Bunny and Thumper are here!
One of the two new portals at the entrance to the parks and Disney Village now says “See You Soon”. It still needs some finishing touches to conceal the lamps and electrical system.
The chalets of spring are back at Disney Village.
Black tar appeared near the construction at Disney Village.
At the Disney hotels, the New Port Bay Club continues its renovation. The west side has started the renovation, and the East side will follow.
As you can see, for as bad as the maintenance is at the Tower of Terror in the Studios park, a massive amount of renovation is being conducted elsewhere throughout the resort. With spring blooming and energetic performances brightening up Disneyland, now is a wonderful time to visit.
And that’s it for now…
Thank you for reading we’ll see you again real soon.
Max
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