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Why does the Paris version have an accent above the 'E' in 'Remy' but the US version does not? Too confusing for Americans, I'm guessing?

I think this is such a superior sign than the Paris original. Lots of added details and flourishes, and it features Remy in the sign which I really like. Sometimes imagineering does get it right.

Even though I wasn't a fan of the actual castle repaint, I think this sign repaint is a big improvement.

I like most of the changes they made to The Land for the most recent refurb, but I wish they could have kept that fountain :(

I'm happy that our sign will be different from the Paris version. It looks to be more grand and ornate which I think is wise. Our area has a more fantasy, over-the-top feel so this should fit in better.

I've been thinking the same thing. I actually love how it feels related to SE in the faceted panels, yet still ties into the original design of the pavilion. I think this is one of the recent changes that was done very well. The changes going on inside however.....

I love where this thread is going - should someone make a new thread about creative/daring design over newer streamlined choices?

Agree, I wish we would get a more old-fashioned looking Marquee sign for the actual ride. The Paris version looks like a new piece of shiny plastic....which it is.

That's like saying all the WDW nighttime shows for the first 30 years were 'just giant fireworks in the air'.

Sorry, can you clarify - do you mean that you believe the festival center is going to be built as planned or not?

You have a great point here. Better to keep investing in the 1 park and making it the best it can be.

I would actually consider it's headliner attraction to be Toy Story Mania. Also no matter what you think, it's better than Dinoland USA.

I'm Bri - 36 and I use he/him pronouns. What a lovely idea for a thread! To get a little discussion going- are the 'gay days' at Disney official or is it something that fans created? Have you ever gone and what was your experience like?

Wait you think Tron is opening October 2020???

I have no way of knowing what they'll do - but it would make SO much more sense to have painted these tiles on the ground in a paint shop and then just install them. Also I'm pretty sure they already are painted that gold color. I would bet that these are the final painted color.

This hits the nail on the head. No matter what you think of the outcome - we can all agree what was 'promised' was not delivered.

It might not be my favorite building/color combo ever, but I have no idea why it's been turned into this massive problem for people. I think the area is looking lovely for the most part. It definitely leans more fantasty-Paris but it is an area inspired by a Pixar movie so it makes perfect sense...

Could be a sign they don't plan on keeping this new paint scheme for too long? Or maybe I'm just wishful thinking.

I stand by my previous statements that I think most people are not prepared for just how little of the flats you are going to see when on the ground in France. You are going to see a bit of roof and some chimneys and that's about it.

I think it's going to look fine when you are on the ground in France, especially considering how little of it you'll actually see. The problem is that it is clearly visible from the skyliner and when you are outside of France.