After months of construction scrim and scaffolding, Disneyland Resort has finally pulled back the curtain on a refreshed version of one of the park's most historic spots — the Adventureland Bazaar, a merchandise location that has called Disneyland Park home since the very day the Happiest Place on Earth opened its gates on July 17, 1955.
\n\nA 71-Year-Old Building Gets Some TLC
\n\nThe first signs that something was happening appeared back in early August, when scrim fabric and scaffolding began covering much of the upper half of the Adventureland Bazaar building — including the sign bearing the store's name. Despite the extensive work on its facade, the merchandise location remained open to guests throughout the entire refurbishment.
\n\nTrue to form, Disneyland Resort never issued a public statement about the project. The Southern California park rarely comments on construction work that doesn't result in closures or significantly affect the guest experience, so the quiet nature of this refurbishment came as no surprise to Disney fans keeping a close eye on things.
\n\nThe Refreshed Adventureland Bazaar Is Revealed
\n\nOn October 7, WDWNT reported that the scaffolding and scrim had come down, revealing the newly refreshed building to guests. While Disneyland Resort didn't make any major structural changes, the straw roof, paint, and props received a clear and welcome refresh after years of sun damage and weather-related fading.
\n\nThe charming details that make the Adventureland Bazaar so beloved are all still there. On one side of the building, plants, flowers, and shelves decorate the second-floor balcony. The other side features a beige balcony, green shutters, and a window dressed with fun fake advertisements for