Recent aerial photos shared on X by DLPWorks give a glimpse into construction progress on Disney Adventure World at Disneyland Paris.
Disney Adventure World Construction
Most of the pathways by the lake are now paved and the retractable bridge is currently in its closed position. Following months of leak detection efforts, the Central Lake is starting to regain its intended color.
The main structure in the West Pavilion, located in the western area of Disney Adventure World, is now uncovered with only the front canopy still wrapped. The three adjacent kiosks are structurally complete and to help block the sightlines from Cars Road Trip, new trees have been planted.
Scaffolding remains in place around Regal View Restaurant & Lounge as construction work continues, and lamp posts and benches are being installed in the surrounding area.
Guests will also have ample room to walk from Frozen to entrance based on the size of the pathway in the photo.
Scaffolding is still in place around part of the mountain in Frozen Land. Final details are being added to the village facades which are now completely visible. A large-scale crane is assisting with the installation of the North Mointain’s Ice Palace and the marina is nearing its completion.
Construction on the barge is in progress at the harbor backstage which is most likely on preparation for future lake-based entertainment at Disney Adventure World.
As expansion continues rapidly, Adventure Bay has seen major landscape work with new trees and fresh pavement.
The Eastern Pavilion will have a distinctive Art Nouveau flair brought by a metal dome to be placed atop the building’s tower. according to DLP Works. Wooden panels and copper-toned metal sheets are also still to be applied to the building.
The World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris was first announced in August 2024, and the land is expected to be finished before the end of 2026. The World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris is expected to be similar to the land of the same name located in Hong Kong Disneyland. Like the Hong Kong World of Frozen, Paris will be receiving an updated version of the Frozen Ever After attraction that originally debuted at EPCOT back in 2016. Construction of the newest World of Frozen reached a milestone in October of 2024 when the tallest mountain in the area received its final peak.
Disney Adventure World is also set to receive a new nighttime spectacular on the equally new Adventure Bay, as well as a land themed to “The Lion King.” The park’s Studio 1 entrance is also in the process of being transformed into a new World Premiere area with refreshed restaurants and theming.
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