Walt Disney World has implemented new set dressing in two scenes of Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT to better conceal screen seams and enhance guest immersion. The updates include an oversized box of spilled noodles in the kitchen scene and a cutting board with cheese and wine corks in the finale rooftop scene. These changes were originally promised over a year ago when the attraction temporarily closed for enhanced digital visuals and clearer 2D imagery. The new props, installed by contractor Icarus Exhibits, mirror similar enhancements previously made at Disneyland Paris to improve the illusion of being shrunk to Remy’s size. While the author had long criticized the ride for its overreliance on screens and poor staging in certain areas, these incremental improvements represent a positive step forward. The updates are seen as symbolic that Walt Disney Imagineering is now willing to revisit and invest in popular attractions that were initially underdeveloped. This move follows other recent enhancements at EPCOT and suggests a broader shift toward improving guest experiences across the resort.
Key Points:
- New props including spilled noodles and a cutting board with cheese have been added to two scenes of Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT.
- The attraction originally closed from November 10-13, 2025 for enhanced digital visuals and clearer 2D imagery before reopening on November 14th.
- Contractor Icarus Exhibits installed the new set elements that mirror similar enhancements previously made at Disneyland Paris.
- The author has long criticized the ride for its overreliance on screens and poor staging in certain areas despite its engaging concept.