Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT has finally received new physical props that were previously announced as part of the attraction’s transition from 3D to 2D format. The ride completed its visual transformation last year, but these additional set pieces have now been installed to improve the guest experience. One major addition is a large box of spilled spaghetti positioned in Gusteau’s kitchen near the scene where guests travel underneath the counter. This prop helps disguise the transition between screens and practical scenery while adding another oversized detail that fits the ride’s rat-sized perspective. Another new set piece has been added to the finale inside Remy’s restaurant, featuring a large cutting board with a wine cork, block of cheese, and upside-down teacup. These changes bring the EPCOT version more in line with the Disneyland Paris attraction, which also received similar upgrades after its conversion to 2D format.
Key Points:
- The ride made its visual transition from 3D to 2D last year, but additional set pieces had yet to appear until now.
- One of the biggest additions is a large box of spilled spaghetti in Gusteau’s kitchen, positioned near the scene where guests travel underneath the counter.
- A large cutting board now sits between riders and the screen in the finale inside Remy’s restaurant, complete with a wine cork, block of cheese, and upside-down teacup.