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    Hello everyone, here is the little article for this weekend!

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    Let’s Go to hotel NewPort Bay Club! While the lighthouse came out of rehabilitation, the entrance Lake side of the hotel made new work. For the convention cente, the installation of the new roof soon coming to an end. The finishes will follow immediately after.

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    At the entrance to the Walt Disney Studios Park, some parts with paving stones engraved with the names of visitors are removed.

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    In addition, the Fantasia Garden the central part of the Park is now open. The result is perfect! There is nothing to complain about, if the duration of the work. More than 2 years for the rehabilitation of the garden entrance it’s too big. The plates with the names of visitors have been permanently removed.

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    Moreover, the new work area did bypass the usual exit of the Park.

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    In addition, impalement for a panoramic view is a very interesting area created in July last, but closed since. This decision is not understandable especially that at the time of the parade, if you are in the queue at the station, this space does not interfere. May be that this area is strategic and closed due to safety or can be simply for technical reasons or human. In all cases, we will have to wait to take advantage of this space. Too bad for the parade. and other moment during the visit in the parc.

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    On Central Plaza, all speakers at the center of the plaza, went from 2 to 3 sound devices while those surrounding the place were fully reviewed. The sound quality has been slightly improved.

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    The total rehabilitation of the entrance to Discoveryland continue! The scaffolds continues to settle.

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    The construction of Star Tours continues to move forward with the marking on the ground in the entrance and waiting area. In more, the old shop which will become a Meet ‘n’ Greet of characters of Star Wars is now completely empty and ready to receive all the necessary facilities.

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    At Autopia, although almost all of the vehicles are now electric, some cars are the original model at gasoline. You can make the difference between the two types, you have to look at the back, there is two red buttons for electric vehicles.

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    On the Big Thunder Mountain in Frontierland, paint touch-ups begin realy on the main canion. Fresh white stripes at the centre shows the advanced of works.

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    Adventureland, the nest is now back after several years of neglect.

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    Work on Adventure Isle continues with the installation of the body guards but also setting up scaffolds on the Gaillon of Captain Hook.

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    Pirate of the Caraibbe, we find that the majority of the Audio Animatronic no longer speak. the mouths are no longer animated for example , or even as on the passage of the city into flame, few robots are simply disabled.

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    Last images !

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    Thank you for your loyalty.

    See ya real soon !

    Max

    Max (aka Maxence P.) is the founder and director of "DLP Welcome," a media outlet where he also serves as manager and content creator. He brings over 15 years of expertise in the leisure industry—developed both professionally and personally—having visited more than 100 theme parks across three continents. Press FR/EN : contact@dlpwelcome.com
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