Walt Disney Studios Park at Disneyland Paris is in the middle of its largest expansion ever, which will eventually include a large new lake and a Frozen-themed land. Today, the Resort released a new video showcasing some exciting milestones that happened recently on the construction site.
What’s Happening:
- Walt Disney Studios Park celebrated its 21st anniversary last month, with many exciting milestones happening on the construction site for the park’s expansion over the last few weeks.
- The concept art above shows what the park will look like when work is complete, but for a look at the current progress, check out the newly released video below:
- As you can see below, a bridge has been installed that will eventually cross over a water feature.
- Below, a look at the current status of the giant lake centerpiece.
- Over at the Frozen-themed land, the kingdom of Anna and Elsa is taking shape and reaching for the sky more and more every day.
- Nearby the Arendelle Castle, the teams have welcomed their very first trees, giving a whole new life to the construction site. To recreate the atmosphere of a Norwegian Fjörd, the area development and construction teams chose to use majestic conifers, and more particularly sequoia trees, which reach seven meters in height.
- An important step that is just getting started as more than one thousand trees should be planted by the end of the expansion project.
- The Frozen-themed land will be the next major milestone in the ongoing transformation of Walt Disney Studios Park at Disneyland Paris.
- This land will offer a gorgeous lakeside promenade and will immerse guests in the same magical wintry setting from the films.
- It’s also rumored that the area will contain a version of Frozen Ever After from EPCOT.
- A similar Frozen-themed area, World of Frozen, will open at Hong Kong Disneyland later this year.
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