Adventureland Bazaar scrim and scaffolding have been removed after a months-long refurbishment at Disneyland Park, revealing a refreshed facade.

Adventureland Bazaar Scrim and Scaffolding Taken Down

When we passed by the store during our recent visit, we noticed the scrim and scaffolding were no longer blocking the top half of the building.

There are no major changes that we could see; just that the paint, straw, and props were refreshed.

Plants, flowers, and shelves with a variety of pots and vases are seen on the balcony on the side of the store. Straw is used for the roof of part of the building, along with some canopies.

The other half of the building features a beige balcony, green shutters, and two signs in one of the windows that say, “Oriental Tattooing by Prof. Harper Goff” and “Banjo Lessons.”

Back in early August, scrim and scaffolding completely covered the top half of Adventureland Bazaar. During the refurbishment period, the store remained open. Themed scrim was later added.

The photo above is a 2025 picture of Adventureland Bazaar before the refurbishment began.

The top half of the Adventureland Bazaar building wasn’t the only refurbishment work in the area. The secondary archway got a paint touch-up earlier last month.

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