First Look-Enchanted Storybook Castle @ Shanghai Disneyland

[crazy4wdw]

D23 has a video of the castle which will be built at Shanghai Disneyland:

http://d23.disney.go.com/news/2011/09/featured-videos/

 

[Faldred]

Also snippets of a simulation of the Seven Dwarves coaster going into WDW.

 

[Disco]

4 floors, nice. Looks like the top opens out onto the battlements (balcony). Lots of room inside for probably gift shops. One section looked like it may be a restaurant.
Outside looks a little boxy though.

 

[skiingfast]

This is all from Expo in August.

 

[Figment632]

Too similar to the rest of them. It looks nice but I was hoping for something completely different!

 

[ToddB]

I can't wait to see this built. I think it will definitely be one of the best Disney castles. I know it seems sort of blah, but I think with all of the elements intertwined within it will make it better and more interactive like they wanted it. That is what is lacking with the rest of the castles.

 

[MykeTV]

So cool! Too bad there's no room in the center of the American parks to expand the castle into something like this.

 

[JoShan1719]

Too similar to the rest of them. It looks nice but I was hoping for something completely different!

I have to disagree with you there. It looks a lot more elaborate than the other castles, and the inside features alone make it look incredible.

Also, the mine train coaster looks awesome, can't wait for that one to be done!

 

[Figment632]

I have to disagree with you there. It looks a lot more elaborate than the other castles, and the inside features alone make it look incredible.

Also, the mine train coaster looks awesome, can't wait for that one to be done!

See I disagree the castle in DLP is far more elaborate.

 

[JoShan1719]

See I disagree the castle in DLP is far more elaborate.

I guess elaborate isn't the right word. I'm excited about there actually being a use for a castle instead of just a building to take pics in front of. DLP castle is definitely beautiful, and very realistic to me the way it's sort of built into a hill (or so I gather from pictures, I've never seen it in person).