Here's a few updates that give us more information on what is going in there:
The new attractions will include:

Storybook Circus (including Dumbo and The Great Goofini)

Fairytale Hall
In place of the current Snow White's Scary Adventures will be Princess Fairytale Hall which will be home to Aurora, Cinderella and other Disney princesses, including Tiana and Rapunzel. It'll be a place where we can go to meet the characters.
Belle
I am most excited for this portion! Disney is building Belle's village which will include Gaston's Tavern, a new restaurant, and Bonjour! Village Gifts. Also in town will be Belle's cottage where Belle, Lumiere and park guests will be able to interact with the characters as they retell the "tale as old as time." Across a stone bridge from Belle's village will be the Beast's castle which will be home to Be Our Guest Restaurant (which will seat up to 550 guests!)
The Beast's castle is already in the works! Using forced perspective the imagineers are able to create a castle that looks far bigger than it actually is (so don't worry, it won't overshadow Cinderella Castle!) Forced perspective is an artistic technique which creates a sort of optical illusion, tricking your eye to, in this case, believe the castle is much larger.
Above shows the forced perspective, see the man?
Here is a picture of the plans, and what is being executed! SO interesting!
Little Mermaid
We're still not done! The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Adventure mimics Disney's more classic rides, with updated technology. The same ride is currently being built in Disney California Adventure theme park so all my pictures come from there.
These are models of the chairs guests will ride in on our journey. They remind me of the Haunted Mansion ghost-mo-biles!
Here's a fun video on the animatronics:
It seems like it is going to be a wonderful addition! I can't wait to be there as the phases open. From what I read the Belle section will be opening first, so we'll probably be there for it's opening! SO exciting. I can't wait. That's all for now! Enjoy!
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