BREAKING: Original Ending Removed from Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs Ride in Paris, Replaced with Static Statues

On Tuesday 28 July 2026, the family attraction Blanche-Neige et les Sept Nains (Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs) will reopen to guests at Disneyland Paris following over two months of refurbishment work. The original ending has been removed and replaced with static statues.

Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs

For several weeks, teams from Walt Disney Imagineering Paris, Design & Delivery, Maintenance and Central Workshops worked on the refurbishment of Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs, one of the historic attractions of Disneyland Paris.

This work, which was mainly of a technical nature, also allowed for a deep clean of the Fantasyland attraction, which is inspired by the story of the 1937 Disney animated classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

From the queue onwards, guests will be able to enjoy a refreshed space, with newly-painted floors, low walls, columns, woodwork and railings, as well as a new themed chandelier.

Inside the attraction, the cottage scene received special attention: the walls were completely sanded down and repainted, restoring them to a finish as vibrant as when Disneyland Park first opened. The woodwork, from the platforms to the beams, was also repainted by hand, as were the figures of the Dwarfs, all of which were touched up at the Central Workshops of Disneyland Paris.

Inside the attraction, the cottage scene received special attention. The walls were completely sanded down and repainted, restoring them to a vibrant finish.

The woodwork, from the platforms to the beams, was also repainted by hand, as were the figures of the Dwarfs.

In the attraction’s final scene, a brand-new Snow White figure has been installed. Crafted from resin and handmade and hand-painted in workshops in Seine-et-Marne, the new figure more faithfully recreates the character design from the Disney animated film, while also ensuring the safety of the operational and maintenance Cast Members who work on the attraction.

In addition, the painted mural depicting the final scene has been changed with the addition of the Prince and his horse, which were removed from the scene. Pictured below is the original finale scene:

In addition to the work mentioned above, the teams also carried out touch-ups to the black-light paintwork and stripped back all the flooring before repainting it. The lighting has also been reworked, involving the cleaning and optimization of all the spotlights. The exterior of the attraction was not left out, as the ‘Exit Only’ sign that had previously been located at the attraction’s exit, near the attraction Les Voyages de Pinocchio, has been replaced by a new hand-painted mural depicting Snow White and her companions.

Blanche-Neige et les Sept Nains will reopen to guests on 28 July 2026. Scaffolding will, however, remain visible on the exterior façade of the attraction until autumn 2026, as part of the renovation of the rooftops of Fantasyland. Once completed, it will be adapted to better accommodate the Entertainment teams working there, as well as pyrotechnic equipment.

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