Photos: Former P.T. Flea Gazebo Removed from Paradise Gardens Park at Disney California Adventure

A Gazebo that has been a part of Disney California Adventure since its opening, albeit in different locations, has seemingly been removed for good.

What's Happening:

• The Paradise Gardens Gazebo, which in recent years has played host to a number of character meet and greets, typically during various festivals, has been removed.
• Located right beside Goofy's Sky School in the lush dining area for Paradise Garden Grill and Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, this gazebo would also serve as additional seating when not in use for meet & greets.

• But its history stretches back to the opening of Disney's California Adventure in 2001, where it was previously located in what was then Bountiful Valley Farm.
• The structure originally served as a shop called Santa Rosa Seed & Supply, before becoming P.T. Flea Market when A Bug's Land opened in 2002.
• As construction got underway on Cars Land, the store closed permanently in 2010 and the structure was repainted and moved across the park to its current location.
• Now, the structure has been removed from Paradise Gardens Park, opening up new views of Goofy's Sky School.

• We also took a ride on Goofy's Sky School to see what the area looks like now from above.

• Whether this structure will return in a different spot or is now gone forever remains to be seen.
• Rumors for this work point to an expanded restroom facility to handle the inevitable crowds for the now under-construction Coco attraction.

More Disneyland Resort News:

• The Grand Canyon diorama has returned to the Disneyland Railroad looking better than ever, thanks to some fabulous new lighting.
• Radiator Springs Curios is currently surrounded by themed construction walls and is expected to reopen at the end of the month.
• Even more construction walls have gone up in the Esplanade as work begins in earnest on the reimagined Eastern Gateway.
• The Disneyland Resort is celebrating Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month with some displays across the resort, including a new shop window on Main Street, U.S.A.