More news on the forest cutting permit
Posted by Kristof on Friday, November 14 2008
We received some more information regarding the cutting permit we posted about earlier this week. As expected will only a small area of the forest be cut down to allow room for the Toy Story Land and Ratatouille dark ride expansion and to re-route the Studio Tram Tour road between the Station and Dinotopia set.
Walt Disney Studios Park is the only Disney theme park in the world with a real forest within its berm, so its obvious that it will be preserved as good as possible. In fact, plans call for an integration of the forest with the Toy Story Land.
(Partially) Cutting the WDS forest?
Posted by Kristof on Sunday, November 9 2008
A permit to cut 3.9900 ha of the forest located within Walt Disney Studios Park has been posted outside the park (near Val d'Europe).
It's rumoured that parts of the forest will have to go to re-route the Studio Tram Tour road which will partially be taken over by a possible Toon Studio expansion in the near future.
Toon Studio expanding with Toy Story Land?
Posted by Kristof on Friday, August 22 2008
Laughing Place, an American Disney fan community site, launched the news yesterday about the addition of a Toy Story Land behind Art of Disney Animation. They say the Toon Studio expansion will include up to five kid-friendly attractions and a Meet ‘n’ Greet area, themed to Woody's Roundup. The area, similar to A Bugs Land at Disney's California Adventure Park, will reside alongside the new Ratatouille dark ride and will take over large chunks of the Studio Tram Tour route, which will have to be rerouted.
Projected opening date is somewhere in June 2010, along with the theatrical release of Toy Story 3...
Rumours from French fan sites claimed that the area would be used for temporary, unthemed fair rides, but these wild rumours were quickly debunked by our sources close to the project.
Read the full article here.
Temporary rides at WDS? NO!!!
Posted by Kristof on Tuesday, July 22 2008
A French fan site recently announced that three temporary and unthemed attractions will be build behind Art of Disney Animation to increase capacity. This however, is not true! Our sources reveal that all new rides in the coming years will be well themed and permanent!
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