Disneyland Paris (DLP) Discussion Thread

Here's a few new construction shots of Ratatouille, posted at Disney and More.

The red tarp, covering part of what used to be (or still is, in part?) the
costuming department, will now have a "Parisian store" there, as people
walk into the themed area.

New construction photos posted of the Ratatouille area, from DisneyAndMore.

[filipvFull Fledged Donkey Enthusiast!]

1st exclusive look at «Ratatouille: L’Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy» due to open in 2014 in Walt Disney Studios

This attraction will be a ride with state of the art technology, you will be so small as a rat and have an exciting adventure through Gusteau's restaurant, it will feature scenes from the movie.

The ride vehicle will move trackless and also move on it's own

MOD EDIT: I merged your topic with our already existing Paris Disney Discussion thread, as we like to keep this information in one place. Thank you for sharing the photos. cfc

[ILoveRides"Gelato isn't vegan?"]

Looks fun! I'm excited for this one.

[filipvFull Fledged Donkey Enthusiast!]

I am looking forward to this one too

[cfcI've gone pantless!]

This should be a great addition to Paris Disney--the world needs more trackless dark rides.

[A.J.Counts I305 as 32 credits...]

Three cars moving at once, nice!

It's really awesome to see Disneyland Paris with a new "exclusive" attraction.

[Hilltopper39Why do I still have a donkey title???]

Wow, this thing looks unbelievable. I really liked the Ratatouille movie so I'm sure I'll love the ride. t would be awesome if they could find a way to squeeze a version of this thing into the Paris section of Epcot eventually.

I mean, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and now Paris have themselves a version of the trackless dark ride, FLorida and California are naturally next right?

[darklingscribe"Excuse me, miss, may I pound my large rooster into your donkey?"]

Great to see that DLP is getting something new, and Ratatouille is a really goods choice. Not to mention the concept itself is pretty great with the giant props and the perspective of a rate being chased through a kitchen.

I hope this is a sign that Disney is taking notice of some people claiming that DLP has been neglected by them recently. Though I haven't been following that story too closely, so those claims might be baseless.

[WaltraneHarry Potter is a sick donkey.]

I'm impressed as usual by Disney. I wouldn't normally think Ratatouille was the best choice for an attraction but that looks amazing. And I agree that Florida or California needs a trackless ride soon!