The poster for Frozen: A Musical Invitation has finally been removed from above the entrance of the Animation Celebration Theater. The show ended earlier this year, and a replacement has not yet been announced. ❄️ #DisneylandParis

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Since we’re all talking about the rumor of The Matterhorn being torn down to be rebuilt in a new location, let’s talk about when WDW almost got its own Matterhorn. Disney considered building a Switzerland pavilion for World Showcase in the late 80s, and the centerpiece was supposed to be a gigantic Matterhorn-style mountain. The pavilion would’ve been between Italy and Germany. It would have been a bobsled-style roller coaster, inspired by the real Swiss Alps and, naturally, the Matterhorn attraction at Disneyland. The proposed Matterhorn was supposed to be approximately 192 feet tall and 200 feet in diameter. The entire ride would have been contained inside the mountain. Disney’s concept called for a bobsled-type ride, which would have fit Switzerland’s identity particularly well. Rather than guests riding in traditional coaster trains, the attraction would evoke the experience of racing down an Alpine bobsled run. And unlike Disneyland’s Matterhorn, which is essentially a mountain-shaped roller coaster, the EPCOT concept was intended to be integrated into a full Swiss-themed pavilion. Other things in the pavilion would be a clock & music-box shop a gourmet candy/food shop, a clothing/accessories shop, a 230-seat restaurant upstairs and more. But sadly, due to money and other priorities, it never happened.