We are more than midway through April at the Disneyland Resort. Although this past week was spring break for many local students, the parks were not as crazy as the crowds brought by spring break in late March and early April. There is still construction as far as the eye can see as progress continues on Project Stardust and we quickly near the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
Main Street U.S.A.
Construction continues on Main Street U.S.A. near the hub. Construction walls are still up outside of Plaza Inn and Jolly Holiday. Now the area where the donut stand lives is also behind construction walls.
You can also get an up-close look at the new color scheme for the castle on the newly painted turrets.
Adventureland
There’s a new temporary sign in place at the entrance to Adventureland.
We managed to get a few last photos of the iconic Adventureland sign just before it was removed overnight.
Near the entrance to Adventureland, we were greeted by a momma duck and her ducklings.
Critter Country
Over in Critter Country, work on Pooh’s Corner has finally been completed.
We even got to see Rabbit over at the meet and greet area.
Toontown
Construction walls surround the Mickey fountain in the middle of Toontown. Note the spires of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge peeking out above the fountain.
Peeking through the construction walls shows that the fountain has been drained.
Galaxy’s Edge can also be seen looming behind Chip and Dale’s Treehouse.
Fantasyland
A quick swing through Fantasyland gave us this delight.
Mary Poppins riding Jingles on King Arthur Carrousel.
Tomorrowland
Outdoor dining still kind of exists behind the construction walls
Additional tables have been set up out front of the construction walls as well.
The construction walls are finally down at Autopia revealing a newly designed look and wider pathways.
That’s it for today’s photo report. Keep checking back for more updates on Project Stardust and other goings on at Disneyland.
Will the Adventureland sign return?
No, there’s a new one coming using a few pieces from the old marquee structure
What was wrong with the original one?
Oh it’s a Jolly Holiday with Mary! I miss those fun, unexpected sightings at Disney World.