The RCID address finder has that kiosk! (But for some reason, not the creperie...)
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EPCOT Remy's Ratatouille Adventure coming to Epcot
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The RCID address finder has that kiosk! (But for some reason, not the creperie...)
Nutso4Disney
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With Ratatouille and Remy being my favorite character, movie and theme, I am so looking forward to this. Not only does world showcase really need another attraction like this, but the France Pavilion needs this upgrade. I know in past vacations when I thought of stopping in France at the World Showcase it was always about Les Halles and the dining. Now add this to the experience the France Pavilion will be a main attraction in the World Showcase.
Pickpockets roaming the streets or it isn't authentic. 
Sir_Cliff
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Maybe a can of worms I shouldn't open up yet again, but now that the BatB attraction that was the other candidate for this spot has opened at TDL, I'm kind of interested to know if those who preferred that option still feel that way:
I always thought that Ratatouille fit the pavilion better, but I also kind of think the ride seems a bit more fun despite being less elaborate and technically impressive.
I always thought that Ratatouille fit the pavilion better, but I also kind of think the ride seems a bit more fun despite being less elaborate and technically impressive.
lazyboy97o
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There was already a tangent on the ride that was deleted.
UNCgolf
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Pickpockets roaming the streets or it isn't authentic.
They'd need to put them in Italy first.
Sir_Cliff
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Apologies for that, didn't know that was off-topic for this thread.
castlecake2.0
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gerarar
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It’s still pretty much bare with some trees in the way. Screenshot from a recent MickeyViews video.
Some Skyliner shots:
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castlecake2.0
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In most cases it wouldn’t bother me too much, like before as it was kinda off to the side and not a focal point, but now everyone walking to this ride is going to see this big blank wall. I know it’s not done yet so I look forward to seeing what happens.
Since people have buyer's remorse (or they think they dodged a bullet) and can't help comparing the new Beauty and the Beast ride in Tokyo with Rat... I made a separate thread for that...
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castlecake2.0
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That’s what I was saying, before people never really needed to look at it because it was tucked away in a quiet corner, but now with the new entrance over here this wall is going to have a lot more opportunity to be noticed. But sometimes they just hope you don’t see it, like this big wall behind Cheshire, and maybe that’s what they’re going for here too.
Movielover
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Are there not bare wall warehouses in Paris? Is absolutely every single wall covered in windows and balcony's?
Sir_Cliff
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Compared to DLR and DLP, I've always felt WDW (and particularly Magic Kingdom) is surprisingly full of these types of exposed bare walls. The backs of the Main Street USA facades were also always visible from certain angles.
I don't think this example in the France Pavilion would really register with many people as an exposed, un-themed wall.
UNCgolf
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Sure, but generally bare wall warehouses aren't attached to old residential buildings. They're in a different part of the city.
_caleb
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Also, not sure they're going for realism. Probably more like an idealized representation. In that sense, the bare walls stick out--it wasn't the product of years of development, it was literally built from the ground up for a theme park. Unthemed elements stick out.
