Main Street’s Springtime windows span generations
Tuesday, 2nd March 2010 at 14:26 4 Comments
As a new season approaches, things happen like clockwork at Disneyland Paris. New advertising launches, new decorations appear (or thankfully in this case, disappear) and on Main Street USA, the quaint boutique windows prepare for Spring.
Following last year’s rustic, Spring countryside theme, the refreshed shop windows for Spring 2010 explore knowledge and culture from across the generations, with a heavy foothold in French history.
From Donald and Daisy at a Versailles masquerade ball alongside Princess Tiana to Remy exploring haute cuisine and Mickey and Minnie playing at La Princess et le Troubador, the windows mix new generation characters like Mike Wazowski and The Incredibles into historic themes of Renaissance to show that things are constantly evolving, even on the frozen-in-time cobbles of Main Street USA…
Photos by Dlrpteam for DLRP Today.
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Comments (4)
Matt 2nd March 2010, 19:05
Just got back from DLRP – the windows look beautiful
Lauren 3rd March 2010, 09:38
I agree, I thought the window displays were fantastic when I was there the other week.
michelle 4th March 2010, 10:28
the windows look, wicked, cant wait to go in late july !!!!
Joe Soap 7th March 2010, 08:48
Too bad the folk who do an incredible job of blending the diverse elements within these displays aren’t in charge of the Walt Disney Studios park asthetics. Lame.
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