Disneyland Paris revamps dining
Disneyland Paris unveiled 14 new dining options in its reimagined park — including the Regal View Restaurant & Lounge with all-day character dining and the resort’s first in-park bar — part of a full rebrand to Disney Adventure World []. The park also rolls out World of Frozen Paris experiences and opens France’s largest McDonald’s in Disney Village — 600 seats, an XXL kitchen and a bespoke menu — ahead of the March 29 official unveiling [] [].
Disneyland Paris said) the reimagined second park will reopen as Disney Adventure World on March 29, 2026, a transformation the company says will roughly double the size of that park. thewaltdisneycompany.com The centerpiece World of Frozen will recreate the Kingdom of Arendelle at life‑size with a family boat attraction, lifelike Audio‑Animatronic figures and a next‑generation, true‑to‑size Olaf robotic figure developed by Walt Disney Imagineering. thewaltdisneycompany.com The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge will debut on March 29 with handcrafted Royal Delft porcelain in its dining rooms and — per Disney publicity — the resort’s first in‑park bar, alongside a table‑service princess encounter program. disneyparksblog.com Official communications differ slightly on the dining count: The Walt Disney Company lists 14 new dining locations in the expansion, while an earlier Disney Parks Blog post referenced 15 new restaurant sites across Adventure Way and Adventure Bay. thewaltdisneycompany.com McDonald’s opened its new Disney Village flagship after a €20 million build that spans about 2,000 sqm over three floors, seats 600 guests (including 200 outdoor places), and runs 23 self‑service kiosks plus a dual kitchen for higher throughput. news.disneylandparis.com New live entertainment already announced includes a Disney Princess Cavalcade — revealed on Disneyland Paris’s official Instagram with concept art showing a Moana float — and a nighttime Cascade of Lights show that will use an integrated aquatic and aerial drone system. wdwnt.com
