I think you misunderstood me. My point was that copying Disney Springs/generic facade to Paris wouldn’t be that bad of a idea. Because in Europe we don’t really have malls in the style that is pictured in the concept art.
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The scope of the original refurbishment program was amazing. The fact it’s continuing - or even accelerating - during the closures is exceptional.
Yes, I'm not happy with TTA now either but......
They’ve started. Have a look at international news to see what’s happening in Europe.
Do you know what else is remaining on the to do list? I feel like they are almost there for attraction refurbishments?
To be honest I’ve lost track now. It’s gone far beyond the original scope. I guess we can hope the Mark Twain gets the attention it needs sometime, and the possibly last big project will be the deferred Disneyland Hotel. That’s unlikely to be before the 30th - but at least they’ve fixed the long running joke of the hotels roof lighting!
I've got a park map highlighted with every attraction that has had either a major/moderate refurbishment in the past 10 years and after Buzz/Snow White/Pinocchio/Orbitron/Castle the only things left by my reckoning in Disneyland Park is Casey Jr. and Mark Twain.
I’d add a Space Mountain mission 3, but aside from some minor roof lighting issues I saw (in 2019) the ride itself was exemplary both in 19 and 20 from what I could tell. As I’ve said elsewhere the whole park had a show standard I’d mostly forgotten was possible. Even exceeding Disneyland.
I said this before, Disneyland Paris is on it's way to become the most polished resort. I feel so proud of their efforts.
Absolutely mate.
Believe it or not the Studio's is almost complete on the refurbishment list as well, the only attraction I have on my list of outstanding is the Flying Carpets. I didn't count Rat as it is still 'new' but you are correct in that it does need its floor redoing however they seem to have come to a decent long-term fix as the ride is far more reliable than it was.
