A brief update from the construction at the Cinderella Castle forecourt courtyard stage. The area in front of the castle has received new towers, lights, slightly longer ramps, and landscaping giving the castle a tad more mysterious curbside appeal.
The work on Cinderella Castle is the final phase of construction remaining from the giant plaza / hub remodel project. The goal of the project was to provide more of a park like atmosphere and additional pathways for guests to navigate, relieving congestion during parades and fireworks.
If you can’t view the video, here are photos from around Cinderella Castle at the Magic Kingdom:
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- The forecourt has been subtly reshaped with longer ramps.
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- There’s now a bit more room by the stage
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- Including this wider stairway on the side
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- Work continues on adding lights and brass rails
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- This side is closer to completion
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- Some small touch up work still remains in the area.
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- Still working on the drawbridge area
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- Crane was removing lights from Christmas show
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- A final wider view.
While there was a lot of calumny And consternation when Disney first introduced this project for the Plaza / Hub at the Magic Kingdom. I have to say I’m more than pleased with the result. The only thing that would have been better, is if Disney could have magically added another 100 feet between the hub and the castle to allow more off the street seating for the stage shows.
What do you think of the project now that it’s almost finished?
Think it all looks great but still will not get over the problem of young children not being able to see the stage shows so parents out there children on there shoulders meaning people behind have little or no view, I for one would like Disney to come up with a solution that suits not on the families with small children but also allows others who are behind a chance to view the shows.
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