Disneyland Paris Pauses ‘Lion King’ Stage Show for Refurbishment Through June 12

The resort frames the pause as routine upkeep with a tentative June 13 return.

Overview

The Frontierland Theater, which shut Monday for a scheduled break, remained closed Tuesday as on-site photos confirmed the pause.
Disneyland Paris set the downtime from May 4 to June 12 and penciled in June 13 for the show's return, a date that could shift with the project timeline.
The resort calls the closure a “scheduled break” and has given no details on work scope, with reporters expecting routine maintenance rather than visible changes.
The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands is a 30-minute live show that opened in 2019 and features music and dance inspired by the 1994 animated film and its stage adaptations.
Guests seeking similar entertainment can visit Festival of the Lion King at Disney’s Animal Kingdom or Hong Kong Disneyland, or see The Lion King on Broadway and its touring productions.