Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure Adds New Props

By Amy L. · Local mom · Celebration, FL

Published November 12, 2026

Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT has added new set pieces in multiple show scenes, according to reports published Thursday, November 12, 2026. As of Thursday, November 12, the reported work includes added props meant to hide screen seams and make several scenes feel more physical after the ride’s earlier move from 3D to 2D.

The changes are the second half of a project Walt Disney World originally announced about a year ago, according to reports. The ride closed for a few days in mid-November 2025, then returned with clearer 2D projected imagery and enhanced digital visuals.

Additional physical props have reportedly been installed in phases over the last few months in late 2026. The latest phase was completed in November 2026, after which Walt Disney Imagineering shared a behind-the-scenes look at the work and some of the hidden details placed inside the attraction.

The reported additions include a new vent near one side of the load station, a spilled-noodle prop box with a reference to Walt Disney Imagineering’s 1401 Flower Street address in Glendale, and a 25-foot charcuterie board in the finale. Reports say the charcuterie board was large enough to require a specific door on the opposite side of the attraction and had to be moved along the ride path during installation.

Reports also say the work was handled overnight so Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure did not need to close for a refurbishment during the prop installations. Most props were reportedly installed in a single night; the charcuterie board required two nights, one to remove existing pieces and one to install the board and reinstall prior props.

What we know

• Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure (EPCOT) — has received new set-dressing in multiple show scenes, according to reports.
• Mid-November 2025 — the attraction closed for a few days and returned with 2D projected visuals instead of 3D.
• Late 2026 — additional props were reportedly installed in phases over several months.
• November 2026 — the latest reported phase was completed.
• Finale charcuterie board — reportedly measures 25 feet long and was installed overnight across two nights.

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not published a full public list of every prop added to Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure or every show scene affected.

Disney has also not announced a separate closure tied to these latest prop installations. The reports say the work was completed overnight while the ride continued operating for guests during regular park hours.

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What our data shows

• SupaPark’s forecast model puts Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure’s typical predicted wait around 46 minutes across the day (checked 2026-11-12).
• Measured average wait over the last 7 tracked days: about 51 minutes.

What it means for your trip

The practical change is simple: you do not need to plan around a refurbishment closure for these reported additions, because the work was described as overnight installation rather than a guest-facing shutdown.

If Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure is a must-do for your EPCOT day, still treat it like a real priority. It is a Lightning Lane Multi Pass attraction, and the better play is to book it when your advance selection window opens if the return time fits your World Showcase route.

For motion-sensitive guests, the 2025 switch from 3D to 2D may make the attraction feel clearer, but this is still a screen-heavy ride with simulator-style movement and some spinning. If your group is prone to motion sickness, do not make it your first ride after a big meal in France.

Remy’s also has a single rider line, which can be useful if your group is willing to split up and you are more interested in getting on than riding together.

Go deeper — the full guides: Living with the Land: The Best Window Isn’t Rope Drop · Slinky Dog Dash: Scary? Worth It? Lightning Lane Refill Tips · Test Track Hits 65 MPH — Here’s How to Actually Ride It

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