Get ready for a magical transformation! The iconic Walt Disney Studios sign has disappeared from the entrance of Disneyland Paris, leaving fans curious and excited about the upcoming changes.
A New Adventure Awaits!
User @cave0fwonders captured the moment on Instagram, revealing the bare archway where the 3D letters once stood proudly. Compare the old and new looks, and you'll notice the subtle yet significant absence of the "Walt Disney Studios" sign.
But here's where it gets controversial...
The park, currently known as Walt Disney Studios Park, is set to undergo a massive rebranding, transforming into Disney Adventure World. This change is part of an ambitious expansion plan, which includes the highly anticipated World of Frozen, scheduled to open in spring 2026.
And this is the part most people miss...
The expansion doesn't stop there! Adventure Bay, the new land within Disney Adventure World, will feature a host of exciting attractions, including a Tangled-themed spinning ride, an Up-inspired swing ride, and the Regal View Restaurant and Lounge.
Not only that, but a Lion King-themed land is also in the works, adding even more magic to the park's future.
The changes don't just stop at the entrance. Even the exit sign, which previously read "That's a Wrap!" in English and French, has been removed.
Disney Studio 1, the park's entrance building, has already undergone a transformation, becoming World Premiere earlier this year.
So, what do you think of these changes? Are you excited for the new Disney Adventure World, or do you have mixed feelings about the rebranding? Share your thoughts in the comments below! We'd love to hear your opinions on this magical transformation.
