Hey everyone! New update today for the park with changes in
Adventureland and
The Great Outdoors including one attraction retheme.
Frontierland was also recently completed so there will be an extensive update for that area as well!
This is a look at the updated map which now includes
Frontierland.
Part I- The Great OutdoorsThe only update is over in the Ski Lodge sub-area where Expedition Evans has been given an extended name. The attraction is now called
Expedition Evans: The Legend of Bigfoot.
Part II- AdventurelandNext, we’ll head over to the Tropical Island sub-area of Adventureland where a new detail has been added. As you can see in the next two photos, flowing water has been added to surround the walkways of this sub area.
This change was made in order to add more detail and a sense of walking on a tropical Island.
Over in the Jungle sub-area of Adventureland, the Tarzan’s Treehouse attraction has recently been rethemed for relevance and new charm, similarly to the attraction’s recent closure in
Disneyland Park, California. The attraction is now called
Adventureland Treehouse.
The attraction is now themed around three different Disney properties, rather than just Tarzan. It is now themed to
Swiss Family Robinson, Tarzan and
Encanto. In the next photo, you can spot an area themed to Swiss Family Robinson to the left where the ladder is.
The main treehouse section in the back of the photo is the area themed to Encanto.
In this photo, you get a look at the main area that is themed to Tarzan as well as some small Swiss Family Robinson details again. The music that plays in the area is a medley of the three different properties.
Part III- FrontierlandBack in Frontierland, work has finished on the Western Town sub-area of Frontierland as well as the Desert sub-area of the land.
Last time, I showed a look at the exterior of
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Café in the Western Town sub-area. The next couple photo shows the interior as well as the exterior portion that runs along the Desert sub area.
A few photos that give a look at the completed Desert sub-area of Frontierland.
One of the food stands in the area,
Westward Ho Refreshments.
There are two attractions in the Desert sub-area of Frontierland. The first one is
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Let’s take a look at the queue and attraction.
Next door to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is the Frontierland-side entrance to the restaurant,
Casa de La Familia which also has an entrance in Treasure Cove. Now we’re gonna look at the completion of restaurant on the Frontierland side.
Beyond the main waiting lobby is one of the dining areas which is the only area of the restaurant to be outside. In the next photo, this little section is the Garden patio alley which is well-suited for guests that want a quiet, intimate experience without the commotion and whimsical fun that the rest of the restaurant offers.
The other dining area on the Frontierland side of the restaurant is a Desert canyon. The next few photos show off this area.
As seen in the next photo, the
Disneyland Railroad runs through the desert canyon that makes up the environment of the restaurant.
This side of the restaurant connects to the Treasure Cove side to allow guests to pass between the two lands, even if they aren’t dining guests.
The other attraction in the Desert sub-area is
Horserides through the Sonoran Desert where guests can ride live-horses through a quick hiking trail through the Sonoran Desert landscape while viewing scenery and surprises along the way.
The attraction entrance and queue.
Some photos from along the attraction’s trail.
A couple of photos showing off the views along the shore of the Rivers of America on the Frontierland side, including a look at the area’s Churro cart.
Soon, construction will start on
Fantasyland and new updates will be released! Till’ next time!
