Crews have moved the construction walls at the Disneyland Park entrance to the next set of gates for the installation of new “tapstiles.”
Disneyland Entrance Construction
After the first set of new gates opened for pre-launch in December, work moved to the gates second from the left when approaching the park. Those gates are now complete, and walls surround the section second from the right.
Work is done on half of the new Disney California Adventure entrance gates, too. The gates have new digital screens on the roof above and attached to the gates themselves.
Though likely unrelated, there are also construction walls just inside the park on the left of the Minnie Mouse flowerbed (the flowers are usually arranged like Mickey but become Minnie for Women’s History Month).
The walls surround part of the large flowerbed and run up to the tunnel under the Main Street train station. The tunnel is still open to guests.
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