VIDEO: Go Inside Enchanted Tales, Gaston’s Tavern, Be Our Guest Restaurant, & Journey of the Little Mermaid in New Fantasyland!

Tom Corless

VIDEO: Go Inside Enchanted Tales, Gaston’s Tavern, Be Our Guest Restaurant, & Journey of the Little Mermaid in New Fantasyland!

Disney released a video to cast members showing the current state of New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom. You must watch this…

The video gives a first-time inside look at Enchanted Tales with Belle, Gaston’s Tavern, the Be Our Guest Restaurant, and Under the Sea – Journey of the Little Mermaid. There’ even a look at some castle wall and Seven Dwarfs’ Mine Train construction. Let’s closely examine some screenshots:

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The Lumiere animatronic looks pretty fantastic

The enchanted portal that will take guests into the library

Animatronic of the wardrobe

Entrance to the Be Our Guest Restaurant

Lobby

One of the dining rooms

The ballroom

Another dining area with the statue we showed you a few months back

Inside Gaston’s Tavern

The statue outside

He uses antlers in all of his decorating!

Entrance to Under the Sea

The queue

Loading area

Current Seven Dwarfs’ Mine Train construction

So, excited for New Fantasyland yet? December 6th is just around the corner!

52 thoughts on “VIDEO: Go Inside Enchanted Tales, Gaston’s Tavern, Be Our Guest Restaurant, & Journey of the Little Mermaid in New Fantasyland!”

  1. Can we talk about how cool this is all going to be and how bummed I am that this isn't happening in October like originally thought? THIS IS ALL SO FANTASTIC!!!!

  2. Everything looks really fun and well done–except the Lumiere character.  All in all, I expect this to be a home run for Disney.

  3. Everything looks really fun and well done–except the Lumiere character.  All in all, I expect this to be a home run for Disney.

  4. Can we talk about how cool this is all going to be and how bummed I am that this isn’t happening in October like originally thought? THIS IS ALL SO FANTASTIC!!!!

  5. Got to get two day overnight at the Art of Animation Resort when the Little Mermaid section opens, then take a trip to Magic Kingdom and catch the new openings. What I see looks top notch quality as only Disney does. But considering what Universal is doing up I-4, Disney Suits need to get another "E" ticket attraction into the Magic Kingdom.

    As I have said and will say again, a Soar'in type Peter Pan Ride would fit the bill. Work and new attractions need to be added to all of the parks. Got to keep the people coming.

  6. AAaaaarrrgghhhhhh. . . Soft opening beginning the week AFTER my visit for the Wine & Dine Half Marathon!!!!! So close. . . yet no cigar!!

  7. Got to get two day overnight at the Art of Animation Resort when the Little Mermaid section opens, then take a trip to Magic Kingdom and catch the new openings. What I see looks top notch quality as only Disney does. But considering what Universal is doing up I-4, Disney Suits need to get another “E” ticket attraction into the Magic Kingdom.

    As I have said and will say again, a Soar’in type Peter Pan Ride would fit the bill. Work and new attractions need to be added to all of the parks. Got to keep the people coming.

    • Well, the decision they made was to not build a single E-Ticket ride, but rather a giant overhaul of a dilapidated, forgotten corner of the park. I personally think this was the right call for what is already the most visited park in the world.

    • Well, the decision they made was to not build a single E-Ticket ride, but rather a giant overhaul of a dilapidated, forgotten corner of the park. I personally think this was the right call for what is already the most visited park in the world.

      • The area the rebuilt was the old 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.  The  dilapidated area you probably refer to is Mickey’s Toontoon Fair, Eisner’s ‘temporary land.”  What they have done, from what I have seen, is extremely well done.  It is beautiful eye-candy.  It is a wonderful addition to the park.  That being said, once again, TOO MANY meet and greets.  It is much better than the original concept with the coming Miner’s Train.  I realize that young children love the meet and greets, but what about Teens.  This audience wants to get in the car and go north a couple of miles to Universal.  An ‘E” ticket ride could be another phase, but it is needed SOON.  Transformers is already open in Universal.  Potter is expanding.  Disney has serious competition in Central Florida.  I have no doubt as to Disney’s ability to compete, but they must understand the tourist dollar will not be totally theirs if they don’t compete for all age groups.  What happens when the children grow into teens and they go on vacation with their not too old parents???

        • Transformers is only open in the Hollywood Universal. They are building it now but it hasn't even been officially announced. Although Dec 2013 is a likely time to curtail the Mine Train opening.

        • Transformers is only open in the Hollywood Universal. They are building it now but it hasn’t even been officially announced. Although Dec 2013 is a likely time to curtail the Mine Train opening.

        • They go back to Disney as young adults with their not too old parents and love to talk about "when we were little days" and laugh. Disney is good for young kids and even better when you share it with your adult children. Thanks, Mark and Alyssa for more Disney memories.

        • They go back to Disney as young adults with their not too old parents and love to talk about “when we were little days” and laugh. Disney is good for young kids and even better when you share it with your adult children. Thanks, Mark and Alyssa for more Disney memories.

  8. AAaaaarrrgghhhhhh. . . Soft opening beginning the week AFTER my visit for the Wine & Dine Half Marathon!!!!! So close. . . yet no cigar!!

  9. The area the rebuilt was the old 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.  The  dilapidated area you probably refer to is Mickey's Toontoon Fair, Eisner's 'temporary land."  What they have done, from what I have seen, is extremely well done.  It is beautiful eye-candy.  It is a wonderful addition to the park.  That being said, once again, TOO MANY meet and greets.  It is much better than the original concept with the coming Miner's Train.  I realize that young children love the meet and greets, but what about Teens.  This audience wants to get in the car and go north a couple of miles to Universal.  An 'E" ticket ride could be another phase, but it is needed SOON.  Transformers is already open in Universal.  Potter is expanding.  Disney has serious competition in Central Florida.  I have no doubt as to Disney's ability to compete, but they must understand the tourist dollar will not be totally theirs if they don't compete for all age groups.  What happens when the children grow into teens and they go on vacation with their not too old parents???

  10. The video was great but the music sounded like it was skipping throughout.  It would have been better with no music or a track that didn't sound so disjointed.

  11. The video was great but the music sounded like it was skipping throughout.  It would have been better with no music or a track that didn’t sound so disjointed.

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