Paris' Walt Disney Studios Park - Part 1
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The left hand-side of the building is home to the second store of the park, Les Legendes d’Hollywood. The store’s interior takes it cue from Grauman’s lesser-known Egyptian Theater and the cinema screen shows the famous Silly Symphonies of The Skeleton Dance and the Egyptian Melodies. As you move through the store, the scenery changes to that of a ‘50s gas station, similar to Oscar’s Classic Car Souvenirs that graces the Disney MGM Studios in Florida. Here, the Crossroads of the World is replicated as the Gossip Column, albeit without a globe-trotting Mickey Mouse. Inside the garage, it appears that mechanics are working on that famous old “53” Love Bug, as Herbie is jacked up to allow guests to walk under him.

The Alexandria looks suspiciously like Grauman's Egyptian Theater
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Part of Les Legendes d'Hollywood Store
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As you exit Studio 1, a painted mural nightscape of Hollywood Boulevard featuring the El Capitan runs the width of the building complete with searchlights scanning the skies. Once through Studio 1, guests have the choice of which area of the park to visit next.

The mural above the exit to Studio 1
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