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Opening date set for New Fantasyland at Disney's Magic Kingdom Park
Image: The Be Our Guest Restaurant will seat 550 guests
A range of new attractions will be unveiled at the Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney Park in Florida, US, on 6 December following the expansion of the New Fantasyland.
The expansion programme is one of the largest undertaken at the park, with new additions to include attractions inspired by The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast.
Under the Sea - Journey of the Little Mermaid will take guests with Ariel and other Little Mermaid characters above and below the waves against a musical backdrop from the film.
Ariel's Grotto will see visitors meet the mermaid herself, while Beauty and the Beast-branded experiences include the 550-capacity Be Our Guest Restaurant.
Belle's Village will also include Gaston's Tavern and Bonjour! Village Gifts, with Enchanted Tales with Belle located outside village and providing an interactive re-telling of the story.
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts operations, US and France, president Meg Crofton said: "Fantasyland is a place where a very special kind of memory is made.
"We are excited about sharing our treasured stories in new ways and giving guests the opportunity to interact with their favourite characters like never before."
Other new additions scheduled to open as part of the expansion in future years include the Princess Fairytale Hall (2013) and the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (2014).
Click here for more information about the New Fantasyland expansion and the attractions opening later this year as part of the Magic Kingdom Park.
Image: Walt Disney World
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