Disneyland Paris Works has shared aerial photos of ongoing construction at Walt Disney Studios Park in Disneyland Paris. As announced in 2018, Walt Disney Studios Park is being expanded. Phase one was Marvel Avengers Campus, which opened last summer, while phase two will include a Paris version of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and the World of “Frozen.”

[Aerial Views] #WDS2 part 1/2 – February 1st, 2023

A new (white) crane has appeared on the canal connecting the lake to the technical basin
A backhoe is currently digging near the movable bridge while many crane movements were observed on the frozen show building area. pic.twitter.com/hPKyOupCrG

— Disneyland Paris Works (@DisneylandWorks) February 1, 2023

[Aerial Views] #WDS2 part 2/2 – February 1st, 2023

You can eventually spot from this shots :
Part of “Frozen: ever after” tracks
A castle turret being assembled
The M&G pavillion
Tangled attraction area
WDS Promenade area
Art-Nouveau TS Restaurant location pic.twitter.com/h4j0DNLRXz

— Disneyland Paris Works (@DisneylandWorks) February 1, 2023

Disneyland Paris Works points out in their photos that there is a new white crane on the canal connecting the park’s upcoming lake to a technical basin.

Another crane has been working on the World of “Frozen” show buildings. A backhoe is being used to dig near a movable bridge.

Connecting the construction site to the pre-existing Walt Disney Studios Park is the extended promenade leading through the center of the park. The rounded concrete basin next to the promenade may be for the “Tangled” round ride or small body of water pictured in concept art (below).

Next to the new “Tangled” ride will be an art nouveau-inspired restaurant, with its location visible as a rectangle of concrete in the aerial photos. An English garden area will also be off the promenade.

Some tracks for “Frozen Ever After” and the beginnings of a castle turret are also visible in Disneyland Paris Works photos.

[Aerial Views] BEFORE / AFTER #WDS2
January 2022 February 2023

Comparison between two images taken 1 year apart
We tried to take the exact same picture. Wasn’t easy!

Enjoy more magic here : https://t.co/38X4q0tXaepic.twitter.com/P6hSAhztYk

— Disneyland Paris Works (@DisneylandWorks) February 1, 2023

This tweet by Disneyland Paris Works features photos from the construction site taken at approximately the same angle 13 months apart, showing how it has transformed from a staging area to building foundations.

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