Disneyland Paris Announces Two BIG Changes

Earlier this year, we got a chance to visit Disneyland Paris to check out Disney Adventure World, which officially opened on March 29th. We ate our way through Disneyland’s two parks, stayed in a Frozen-themed hotel room, and even got to see a new nighttime spectacular.

Well, Disneyland Paris is getting even BETTER, thanks to two new changes that are coming to the resort.

First up, a brand new Disney Princess Cavalcade has joined Disney Adventure World’s entertainment schedule. The cavalcade celebrates Moana, Rapunzel, Tiana, and Raya through floats, two original songs, and “vibrant storytelling.” The new cavalcade begins in front of what will eventually be Disney Adventure World’s new The Lion King-themed land. Its path then goes through Disney Adventure World toward The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge before returning along the same route.

According to Disneyland Paris, “midway through the cavalcade, the procession will transform into an interactive celebration such as dancing with Moana, martial arts with Raya, and alongside them, a lively troupe of performers will invite select guests to learn the choreography.”

The cavalcade features four beautiful new floats that will have hidden details and nods to the princesses and their companions. Be sure to keep an eye out for Pua and Heihei, Pascal, Ray, and Tuk Tuk.

It also features two original songs inspired by courage and optimism that were created just for the cavalcade. Around 50 musicians contributed to the soundtrack.

You can see more from the parade in the video below:

That’s not all, though. A restaurant in Disney Village is also getting a makeover. The “fast-casual” Italian restaurant, Vapiano, which offers fresh pasta and customizable pizzas, is getting a refurbishment in late 2026 to modernize its interior. The new restaurant will have a more contemporary design and offer “greater comfort for families.”

However, the restaurant will not close during this time. Instead, it will remain open during its renovation, which will be done in phases. The work is expected to be completed in early 2027.

We’ll keep an eye out for more updates, so check back with AllEars again soon for more.