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I’m planning a visit to Disneyland Paris in 2022. My daughter is so excited about the frozen land but my question is will it be open then? Will part of it be open? And will any of the other lands be there? Any more expansions? So basically, what all will be there in 2022 in terms of expansions.

Great pictures, shame there’s not a better close up though of cars rally, the station and the two new set pieces.

Some more aerial views of the construction. With a clear view over the solar panels that are being installed on the guest parking.

Source :
https://twitter.com/bieresnparks/status/1377977322477879296
https://twitter.com/bieresnparks/status/1377978703515373571

There was really not an announcement of investment in California as much as it was a policy paper to get the city to allow for future expansion on parking lots for themed attractions. So I think the Paris lake is safe, my observation.

New Google Earth images show construction of Marvel area and Frozen area at Walt Disney Studios Park

Outsidears has posted on their blog new concept arts of the renewed Disney Village.







https://outsidears.fr/2021/04/les-concept-arts-du-disney-village-reveles/

Is it just me or are there very few restaurants/ snack locations in the Studio park? In the east half, there is only the Ratatouille restaurant, nothing more?
Also they should relocate Cars Quatre Roues Rallye to the Road trip attraction while they are closed due to the pandemic. They have enough time.

Update!
Removal of the Backlot and Moteurs Action logos and the "route 66" reference:



Source: https://twitter.com/DLPReport/status/1376628392150364162

Updated Walt Disney Studios Park map featuring the Cars (Route 66?) Road Trip attraction sign, and Mater!

Moteurs Action and the Backlot logo are still here however so I guess we’re due another update

Source: https://twitter.com/DLPReport/status/1375050414865973249

Originally Posted by Guest

Is there any actual sign of progress on the lake and Frozen land yet?

They just seem to have spent the past year occasionally moving soil around

With the announcement of mass investment at the Disneyland in California I’m more hopeful now that we won’t see a huge pause on the lake at Walt Disney Studios Park.