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The Disneyland Paris attraction Ratatouille: L’Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy is closing this fall for a major refurbishment. The ride, located at Walt Disney Studios Park, will get significant updates to its queue and the ride experience itself, including a permanent switch to 2D projections.
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Enhanced Queue and Ride Experience
When the attraction reopens in 2026, guests will find a newly enhanced queue featuring a Parisian artist’s studio. The concept art shows a space with canvases, paint splatters, and other artistic details, including a fruit basket that may attract the local rats.
Once on the ride, new props, enhanced projections, and larger-than-life set pieces will be added to give the experience “extra flavor” and further immerse guests in the world of Remy.
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A Shift to 2D
One of the most notable changes is the permanent move from 3D to 2D projections. The refurbishment will involve a complete modernization of the ride’s technical equipment, including replacing all current video projectors with new, state-of-the-art models. This upgrade is intended to improve visual quality and will mean the attraction’s media will now be permanently shown in 2D.
The Ratatouille attraction is expected to reopen sometime in 2026.
