Credit: DisneyOne Disneyland Resort has confirmed the end of a popular encounter with Mickey Mouse. The final day for guests to experience this Disney Park attraction before a multi-month-long refurbishment is January 10, 2027.
Removal of Mickey Mouse Attraction From Disneyland in January 2027
Over the summer, Disneyland Paris Resort announced plans for a months-long, “major” refurbishment of the Animagique Theater, home to the Mickey and the Magician attraction, beginning in early 2027. However, at the time, the European Disney park had not specified a final performance date for the show in the World Premiere Plaza section of Disney Adventure World (formerly known as Walt Disney Studios Park).
This week, Disneyland Paris Resort updated the official webpage for Mickey and the Magician to reflect that the Animagique Theater would be inaccessible to guests beginning on January 11, 2027. The final performance of the award-winning, 30-minute musical show is scheduled for January 10, 2027.
The final performance before this major refurbishment will be on January 10, 2027.
The final performance before this major refurbishment will be on January 10, 2027. https://t.co/YpOLhzDnlj
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What to Expect Beginning January 11, 2027
Disneyland Paris Resort has not specified when Mickey and the Magician will resume performances inside the Animagique Theater at Disney Adventure World. However, this “major” refurbishment is expected to take several months. A warning on the show’s official webpage reads:
“During this time, there will still be plenty of shows and entertainment to enjoy across both Disney Parks. Check the Disneyland Paris Mobile App before your visit to discover the programme for your specific visit date.”
The European Disney park also has not specified what work needs to be done on the World Premiere Plaza performance venue. Guests may encounter plywood barriers, scrim fabric, and path reroutes near the Animagique Theater as the multi-month refurbishment at Disney Adventure World takes shape.
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