Brand-New Pixar Dining Experience Opens at Disney Park

in Disneyland Paris

Two animated boys happily enjoy ice cream cones by the seaside. One boy has curly hair, wears a yellow tank top, and holds a green scoop. The other boy has wavy hair, wears a beige shirt, and holds a white scoop. Bright blue sky and boats are visible in the background.

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Pixar fans now have a new place to eat at Disneyland Paris.

As it enters the Grand Finale of its 30th Anniversary celebrations, Guests have a whole lot of “new” to experience at Disneyland Paris Resort.

Mike, Sulley, Boo and agents of the CDA from Monsters Inc. on stage at Disneyland Paris
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Fresh off opening Avengers Campus in 2022, Disney just announced that Walt Disney Studios Park is set to welcome a new Pixar musical – TOGETHER: A Pixar Musical Adventure – in its Studio Theater. Through a combo of “state-of-the-art stage technology, lighting effects, choreography, and iconic songs,” Guests will celebrate music and friendship alongside some of their favorite Pixar characters.

Over at Disneyland Park, Guests can expect even more Pixar with the upcoming transformation of Fuente del Oro Restaurante in Frontierland. This will reopen as Casa de Coco: Restaurante de Familia, inspired by Coco (2017), in June 2023.

Concept art for Casa de Coco at Disneyland Paris
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Need a Pixar fix before then? Great news, as Disneyland Paris still has you covered. After a four-month renovation, Fantasyland’s Pizzeria Bella Notte has reopened with a dining room themed exclusively to Luca (2021).

DLP Report shared a first look at the new dining experience on Twitter. The freshly-renovated restaurant now features a mural of the movie’s titular young sea monster and memorabilia straight from its fictional setting of Portorosso.

Set in the Italian Riviera, Luca is Pixar’s take on the classic coming-of-age story. Luca is a young sea-monster boy who experiences a life-changing, Vespa-packed summer with his two new best friends: fellow sea monster Alberto, and Giulia, whose father hates sea monsters.

Pizzeria Bella Notte at Disneyland Paris
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Like Luca, Pizzeria Bella Notte is inspired by a romantic, fairytale-esque take of Italy. The restaurant was originally inspired by Lady and the Tramp (1955) – or, to be more specific, its moonlit spaghetti and meatballs scene. That made it relatively easy to incorporate Luca into Pizzeria Bella Notte, not to mention a much more natural IP grab than other recent Disney Park additions (shoutout to California Adventure’s upcoming San Fransokyo Square).

Pizzeria Bella Notte is open every day for pizza, pasta, and other Italian specialties – now including an exclusive Luca-themed shortbread cookie. For accurate timings and the full menu, visit the Disneyland Paris app.

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