ダウンタウン・ディズニー／ディズニー・スプリングス　2018年に起きる変化は（update）

STAR WARS: SECRETS OF THE EMPIRE BY ILMxLAB AND THE VOID – Recently opened in Downtown Disney is the multi-sensory experience Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire by ILMxLAB and The VOID. The hyper-reality experience transports guests deep into the Star Wars universe, allowing them to walk freely and untethered throughout the space. (Joshua Sudock/ Disneyland Resort)

The Edison

The Edison at Disney Springs is a lavish “Industrial Gothic” -style restaurant, bar and nighttime destination themed to a 1920s-period power plant, recalling an exuberant era of invention and imagination. The venue features classic American food, craft cocktails and live entertainment, including cabaret and music. Disney Springs is the entertainment-dining-retail district at Walt Disney World Resort. (Steven Diaz, photographer)

Maria & Enzo’s at Disney Springs opens to colorful fanfare Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018 following a dedication moment featuring Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse and led by (l-r): Maribeth Bisienere, SVP, Disney Springs & ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex; Jerry Jacobs Jr., Co-CEO, Delaware North; Jeremy Jacobs, Chairman, Delaware North; Lou Jacobs, Co-CEO, Delaware North; Keith Bradford, Vice President, Disney Springs; Lisa Onopa, Director, Operating Participants and Nick Valenti, CEO, Patina Restaurant Group. Maria & Enzo’s is an Italian trattoria set in the town’s storied abandoned airline terminal from the 1930s now transformed into a restaurant. (David Roark, photographer)

ANAHEIM, Calif., Friday, May 5, 2017: Regular Downtown Disney District guests – and probably some who have never been in the District before – are noticing a sensational transformation. Along with recently opened new shops – PANDORA, Curl Surf, a second Starbucks location – the face of Downtown Disney District is being refreshed with bursts of color throughout its pots and planters.
Guests who take a closer look will see area-specific layouts with the height and color of plants varying, for example, from the ground-level flowers in planters near World of Disney and Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria to the higher-profile plantings around The LEGO Store and Tortilla Jo’s. In fact, since both Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria and Tortilla Jo’s have added additional outdoor seating, their respective new seating areas are enhanced with new pots and fresh, colorful plants. More than 8,000 new plants have been added to the Downtown Disney District. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland Resort)

BALLAST POINT – Popular craft brewer Ballast Point will open its first Orange County location in the Downtown Disney District in 2018. Ballast Point will pair its award-winning beers with an extensive menu of Southern California cuisine—salads, small plates, flatbreads and entrees featuring local, sustainable and seasonal ingredients. In addition to Ballast Point’s iconic beers, including its flagship Sculpin IPA, the location will serve exclusive, limited-edition beers available only at Downtown Disney. The space will house Downtown Disney’s first-ever on-site brewery, as well as a tasting room, kitchen and outdoor beer garden. (Ballast Point)

Downtown Disney District Lights Up the Night — Downtown Disney, an energetic avenue leading to the entrances of Disneyland and Disney California Adventure parks, is a lively, colorful array of innovative restaurants, interesting shops and dynamic entertainment venues. With live entertainment, lush landscaping and innovative architecture, Downtown Disney is the ideal location for a shopping spree, a dining excursion or simply a stroll through a unique Disney environment. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)