Disney100: the Disney Centenary exhibition in Paris is extended, our photos

"Don't lose sight of the fact that it all began with a little mouse"... A phrase uttered by Walt Disney and which sums up rather well the new exhibition around the entertainment giant, Entitled Disney100, to be seen at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles from April 10 to October 26, 2025.

An exhibition celebrating 100 years of The Walt Disney Company' s magic and innovation, taking visitors on a journey through Disney's history, from the beginnings of animation to the world of current franchises such as Marvel and Star Wars. An opportunity for fans to discover more about the company's heritage.

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Divided into several thematic sections, the exhibition highlights"a century of stories and creation", as explained in a press release. Visitors will be able to explore early creations such as Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Mickey Mouse, discover the creation of Steamboat Willy or Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with original preparatory drawings, and admire over 250 historical pieces.

These include costumes and accessories from iconic films and musicals such as Cruella, The Lion King, The Snow Queen and The Little Mermaid. Recent additions include elements from live-action productions such as the Pirates of the Caribbean sagas (Jack Sparrow costume and compass), Star Wars (lightsaber, Stormtrooper costume, ancient Jedi book, Han Solo dice...) and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny ( Indiana Jones costume, Antikythera, etc.).

The last room, dedicated to California's Disneyland, also features iconic ride cars and costumes, such as the bobsled from Matterhorn Bobsleds, a cup from Mad Hatter's Tea Cups, the ghost costume from Phantom Manor and a gondola from Peter Pan's Flight.

In addition to the artifacts on display, a number of interactive experiences await participants, such as the use of real-time motion capture technologies or demonstrations based around the Disney Parks' audio-animatronic hands. After stops in Munich, London and Seoul, this traveling exhibition promises to draw crowds in France, while continuing to evolve at each destination. An enriching visit for young and old, not to be missed!

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