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Disneyland Walls off Original Adventureland Landmark Beginning August 6

One of the most recognizable storefronts in Adventureland at Disneyland Park has disappeared behind scaffolding and scrim. Here's what Southern California Disney Park guests need to know.

Scaffolding Wraps the Facade

Adventureland Bazaar entrance sign at Disneyland Park
Credit: Anna Fox, Flickr

On Thursday, WDWNT reported that scrim and scaffolding had been installed around nearly the entire exterior facade of the Adventureland Bazaar merchandise location at Disneyland Park. The outlet shared a photo of the construction setup, which includes wooden plank barriers surrounding the portions of scaffolding that would otherwise be within guests' reach. Signs on those barriers direct shoppers to the gift shop entrance, describing the “Excursion Supplier” as “open” and advertising the store's selection of “clothing, sundries, and gear.”

Despite the significant construction presence on the exterior, the Adventureland Bazaar remains open and accessible to Disneyland Park guests. The interior of the merchandise location appears unaffected by whatever work Disneyland Resort has planned for the facade. No upcoming closures for the shop are currently listed on the Disneyland Resort operational calendar.

Guests explore Adventureland at Disneyland
Credit: Ken Lund, Flickr

Disneyland Resort has not commented on the project, which is standard for exterior refurbishment work that doesn't force a guest-facing closure.

What Might Come Next

A few open questions remain about the scope of the project. Whether additional elements of the Adventureland Bazaar — including its iconic painted sign and the archway entrance that has defined the building's appearance for decades — will eventually be obscured by construction materials remains unconfirmed.

A smiling couple takes a selfie together outdoors. The man is wearing a red hoodie, and the woman has long black hair and is wearing a blue shirt. They are holding a smartphone with a colorful case, and there are plants and wooden structures in the background.
Credit: Disney

Disney has a history of refurbishing merchandise locations in phases, keeping portions of a store open while rotating the active construction zone from one section to another. Whether Disneyland Resort intends to approach the Adventureland Bazaar that way or limit the work entirely to the exterior facade hasn't been addressed.

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Jess Colopy

Jess Colopy is a Disney College Program alum and kid-at-heart. When she’s not furiously typing in a coffee shop, you can find her on the hunt for the newest Stitch pin.

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