After closing with the pandemic and not returning, it was made official in November, 2020 that Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show was cancelled. Then in May, signage and the Mickey statue began being removed from the front of the building. And now, a demolition permit filed for the location shows that more work is coming soon.

[News] A demolition permit have been filed 2 weeks ago for :
“the demolition of :
– the stable containing horse boxes and a technical room.
– Demolition of the buffalo enclosure.
– Demolition of the horse riding arena.
– Demolition of the pre-build containers.” pic.twitter.com/xisrC3ZqZS

— Disneyland Paris Works (@DisneylandWorks) July 25, 2022

In a tweet from @DisneylandWorks, we see that a work permit was recently filed to begin the removal of much of the animal handling area. The buffalo enclosure, the horse stable and the large horse-riding arena are all slated for demolition, along with some pre-built containers and a technical room. This covers not only the show space but also the support area where the animals are housed overnight.

This is the most recent step in the major transformation of Disney Village, which was announced to begin work this year.

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