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Disney Adds First Camouflage Props to Remy’s Ride at EPCOT

The small set pieces aim to mask screen seams following the attraction’s conversion from 3D to 2D.

Overview

  • Reporters and guests photographed two new foreground props on Friday that are the first visible set additions since Disney announced the 3D-to-2D conversion in October 2025.
  • One prop is a spilled box of uncooked pasta placed in the extended kitchen scene and the other is a cutting board with cheese, a wine cork and small items in the finale scene.
  • Walt Disney Imagineering filed a permit in May 2026 to “install set elements” at the attraction’s address, a step that preceded this incremental rollout.
  • Disney says the pieces are meant to blend the seam between projection screens and physical scenery, and the design mirrors similar foreground props used at Disneyland Paris.
  • It remains unclear whether more props, queue dressing, or lighting tweaks will follow, and fan outlets will monitor the ride for further changes.