After a year of having to enter Walt Disney Studios Park in Disneyland Paris via a detour around Studio 1, guests can finally walk through the building once again. It now has a new name: World Premiere.
This refreshed entrance area captures the spirit of a glamorous Hollywood premiere. Picture a true Hollywood Boulevard, lined with palm trees and filled with references to both Disney and Los Angeles. And when you think of Hollywood, you probably also think of the famous Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard.
The Cast Members of Walt Disney Imagineering Paris took this opportunity to create a mini Walk of Fame in World Premiere. It features stars dedicated to beloved Disney and Disney•Pixar characters, as well as several Marvel heroes.
Guests can find these stars on the left side of World Premiere, near the entrances to Hollywood Jewel Box and Mickey’s of Hollywood Boutique.
The following characters have received their own stars:
Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Mufasa, Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Spider-Man, Lightning McQueen, Rapunzel, Anna, Elsa, Shuri, and Captain Marvel.
These characters were chosen to represent different themed areas of Walt Disney Studios Park (Disney Adventure World) in Disneyland Paris:
- Woody & Buzz Lightyear refer to Toy Story Playland
- Lightning McQueen represents Cars Road Trip and Cars Quatre Roues Rallye
- Rapunzel stands for the upcoming Tangled Spin attraction in Adventure Way, opening in 2026
- Anna & Elsa symbolize the new World of Frozen area, also opening in 2026
- Mufasa hints at the Lion King area planned for the future
- Spider-Man, Shuri, and Captain Marvel represent Avengers Campus, which replaced the Backlot area in 2022
- Mickey & Minnie Mouse: The icons of The Walt Disney Company & Disneyland Paris
Some of the names on the ground are not always clearly visible because of the blue lighting.
And that’s just the beginning – there are many more fun details and hidden references to discover in World Premiere, all paying tribute to The Walt Disney Company, Los Angeles, and Disneyland Paris.
