Pixie Hollow

Beneath the Pixie Hollow sign, guests can spot a large block of concrete painted with "Go Away Green" paint, Disney's signature paint color that they use to make objects less noticeable to park guests. This area's cement is the last remaining footprint of the long-gone Monsanto House of the Future attraction, which resided in Disneyland's Tomorrowland from 1957 to 1967. It was too much work to remove the solid cement base, so it was painted with the patented "Go Away Green" color and covered by plants.[2][3]

In 2008, this area replaced Disneyland's Ariel's Grotto section. A fountain used to be located in the pond of King Triton that would spray water from the end of his trident. The fountain's statue was moved and placed on top of the new attraction The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure in Disney California Adventure.[2][4]

The Pixie Hollow area within Mickey's Toontown Fair at Magic Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort closed in February 2011, as part of the New Fantasyland expansion. A larger Pixie Hollow area was included in the original plans for the expansion, but they have since been abandoned.[5] On July 28, 2011, Tinkerbell and her friends returned to the Magic Kingdom at "Tinker Bell's Magical Nook," located in the Adventureland Veranda. The attraction closed on May 20, 2014.[6] There is now a new meet and greet area for Tinker Bell inside the Town Square Theater in the park's Main Street U.S.A. area.[7]

While Pixie Hollow originally premiered in the park in 2011, the 10th anniversary celebration of Hong Kong Disneyland involved the opening of a new version of the area, as part of Fairy Tale Forest (an entrance between The Garden of Cinderella and The Garden of Little Mermaid). This new walk through attraction opened on December 17, 2015.[8]

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