Yes, the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort in California is currently undergoing a massive, multi-year transformation that is highly visible to visitors in 2026. This "reimagining" project involves the demolition of older structures, such as the former AMC Theatres and Earl of Sandwich area, to make way for a more modern, open-concept "West End" district. This new area features a large open lawn for events, mid-century modern architecture, and a curated selection of new dining and shopping experiences, including the highly anticipated Din Tai Fung and the Porto’s Bakery location. In early 2026, several new concepts like Paseo and Céntrico by Michelin-starred Chef Carlos Gaytán have already opened to the public. The goal of the project is to evolve the district from a traditional outdoor mall into a vibrant "community space" that serves as a destination in its own right, rather than just a pass-through to the theme parks. Construction is being handled in phases to ensure that a majority of the district remains accessible to guests throughout the 70th-anniversary celebrations occurring across the resort this year.