An interactive wall that was found inside the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort Starbucks has been removed. When the location opened in 2014, guests could interact with guests at another Starbucks that was in Disney Springs at Walt Disney World Resort. The wall/screen showed guests from the other side of the screen with a chalk-like line animation look. This created some magical moments as guests would interact via the magic wall.
Several years ago, the interactive wall was removed from the Starbucks at Disney Springs. The wall at Downtown Disney still could be drawn on and played with. Eventually, this stopped being utilized as well. After sitting dormant for quite some time, the wall has been replaced with a piece of art. The new artwork shows someone riding a bike. It can be seen here (or by visiting Starbucks in Downtown Disney District):
The Starbucks in Downtown Disney District is one of the busiest in the world. Thousands of guests stream past it daily, many stopping by to get a caffeine fix before heading into the parks. The store has some interesting details inside it and an interesting decorative garden wall outside the exit that resembles a coffee cup.
What do you think about this new artwork replacing the interactive wall? Did you ever play with the wall when it was operational? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.
