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PHOTOS: Ratatouille Attraction Building Doubles as Steel Rises

This is a Ratatouille Construction Update.  Just a few weeks ago we saw the steel frame from the Ratatouille attraction appear in Epcot.  Since then they’ve been working furiously on the project and the size of the Ratatouille attraction building has doubled!  We now have a very good outline of the footprint the attraction building will take up in the soon-to-be reimagined France pavilion.

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So flying over Epcot you can see the Ratatouille attraction building being put up behind the Morocco pavilion.  That red crane has been there for weeks now and is putting up the steel frame of the building.  The size of the building is huge and you can see how it’s essentially doubled in just a couple weeks.  Compare the size now:

Ratatouille Attraction Building Gets Bigger as Steel Rises

To how it was 2 weeks ago:

Ratatouille Attraction Building Gets Bigger 2 weeks ago

Here is another angle of the Ratatouille construction.  That whole area behind the current France pavilion where you see the Eiffel Tower will be part of the France expansion project.  It will be a wonderful entrance to Epcot as guests will be arriving from the Disney Skyliner and they’ll have a bird’s eye view of the new land.  Notice the Skyliner towers on the left of the photo:

Ratatouille Attraction Building Gets Bigger as Steel Rises back angle

France Pavilion Expansion concept art:

Here you can see the steel structure of the Ratatouille building as seen from the the Epcot International Gateway side, walking from the Epcot resorts:

Ratatouille Attraction Building Gets Bigger from epcot resorts

Now exact date yet when the Ratatouille attraction will be open, but since it’s tied in somewhat to the Disney Skyliner seeing as it will fly right over the top, I’m guessing we’ll see Ratatouille not too long after the Skyliner opens in mid-late 2019.  That means maybe an early 2020 date for Ratatouille.  We’ll keep you updated.

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Photos: @Bioreconstruct