There are quite a few new things to check out at the Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure construction site at Epcot. Earlier today, we jumped on the Disney Skyliner gondola system to get the best possible view of everything new. Let’s take a look!
The project is twofold. First, the France pavilion expansion will bring with it a trackless ride called Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure. Based off of the ride in the Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris, Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure will shrink guests down to the size of a rat as they make their way through a kitchen with Remy and friends. We’ve highlighted the attraction building in what will be the back of the pavilion, ultimately a dead end.
The biggest change that we noticed was the addition of a new structure that will serve as an outdoor, extended queue, according to permits filed with the state back in 2017.
Next to the extended queue, we can see more progress on the table service/quick service crêperie that will feature the cuisine of celebrity chef Jérôme Bocuse, the mastermind behind the pavilion’s Chefs de France brasserie and its celebration of gourmet cuisine, Monsieur Paul.
As a reminder, here’s the concept art for the crêperie.
A detailed look at the facade shows the outlines of the windows that will soon be painted on to provide the city skyline.
We’re also seeing some theming added to spaces that were previously unthemed due to the nature of this area being backstage for decades.
Finally, here’s a look at the only walkway that will take guests to and from the France pavilion expansion.
As the banner reminds us, Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure opens summer 2020!
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