Overview
- Photographs published Wednesday, Oct. 7 show the themed scrim and scaffolding removed from the top half of Adventureland Bazaar and the refreshed facade exposed.
- The project was cosmetic: crews renewed exterior paint, repaired straw roof elements and refreshed decorative props without altering the building’s structure.
- The merchandise location stayed open during the months-long work that began in early August, minimizing disruption to guests.
- Newly visible details include balcony plants and shelves on one side and window props reading “Oriental Tattooing by Prof. Harper Goff” and “Banjo Lessons” on the other, and a nearby secondary archway received a paint touch-up earlier in the run.
- The Bazaar has stood since Disneyland opened in 1955, and the quiet, phased refresh fits the park’s routine practice of small maintenance projects that are not publicly announced; Disneyland has not said whether more Adventureland work is planned.