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Will it be a ride comparable to Pooh's Hunny Hunt at Tokyo Disneyland?

New information:

About the area, there won't be an Eiffel Tower as seen on the artwork. On the other and, a fountain is likely to be in the middle of the area.

The boutique has an uncertain future. For the moment, there may be no boutique on the opening, but it might come later.

The restaurant will have an area oh 463 square meter for the main room plus 162 square meters for the terrace.

370 seats inside and 100 more oustide. To compare, the Plaza Gardens has 368 seats
Plaza Gardens Restaurant : 368 seats
Restaurant des Stars : 320 seats
Silver Spur Steakhouse : 302 seats
Buzz Lightyear's Pizza Planet : 280 seats
The Lucky Nugget Saloon : 273 seats
Blue Lagoon Restaurant : 220 seats
Auberge de Cendrillon : 234 seats
Agrabah Café : 230 places
Walt's - an American Restaurant : 138 seats

For the menu, nothing is sure, but DLP CEO talked about a kind of "Be Our Guest" type: a unique course with some variations that you order when you enter the restaurant, you get you seats, and when it's ready, you're served.

Finally, the kitchen and the ride are very likely to be nested, like the blue lagoon and PotC. This opens for many things related to the storyline
All these information (or almost all) are given by Mouetto from DisneyCentralPlaza

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Tloz, it looks great! Paris in the making. When will Ratatouille be open?

Ratatouille should open in 2014. Some people are more optimists, as if everything goes well (no problem with money, or building like for the Tower of Terror), it may open for Decembre 2013. I think in the worst case, August 2014, but I assume they'll do everything they can to finish it before, in order ton attract more people during summer

Tloz, it looks great! Paris in the making. When will Ratatouille be open?

The restaurant part is coming towards the Playland's acces




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The walls from the restaurant are there, end the are coming fast

Originally Posted by Unregistred

Do you think anyone would miss the Tram Tour?

I don't have precise data but yes, I think so as it seems to be a must-do for a first timer, and it's still impressive and a big family time

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is it quite likely that they would only move the queuing area for the tram tour? leaving the main parts of the attraction in place and changing the road layout?

Nothing is sure yet, except big changes. There seems to be many ideas (like a 3D tunnel for example), but all can't be done.
In my opinion, it would be logical if the queue was moved, but I think at least that the layout will move or the ride suppressed

Yes I think people will miss it; the queuing is appallingly slow whilst we wait for the water to fill the canyon and they could really do with many more props and maybe another canyon-like attraction but people really like it. Particularly people like my old mum, who isn't on many internet chat forums but loves it.

I admit it isn't great now but don't think it would take much work at all to make it much better; also there is plenty of room for Toy Story Mania as well

Do you think anyone would miss the Tram Tour?