used to be featured on the side of the Castle, for children to go down without the stairs, but it was removed due to safety reasons during the park's opening year. March Hare Refreshments Close to this maze is a recreation of the Tea Party of the March Hare and the Hatter. Known as March Hare Refreshments, guests can have drinks near the Hare's house. Like in Walt Disney World and in Tokyo Disneyland, the Dormouse can be seen popping his head out of a large teapot and the March Hare, although absent, can be seen on the sign of the doorway. The attraction Mad Hatter's Tea Cups is located close to this house as well. Back in April 1992 when the park opened, March Hare Refreshments sold Unbirthday Cakes (Gâteau de non-anniversaire) for 19,00 FF each. In Epic Mickey The video game Epic Mickey features a Wonderland area that bears a resemblance to the Labyrinth, despite some differences. It can be seen in the beginning, and it disappears when there is a hole formed by the thinner while Mickey runs away. The real-world reason that the level didn't appear was that during 2010, the 2010 film was running that year, and game designer Warren Spector did not want gamers who didn't see the 1951 version to get confused. See also Alice in Wonderland (1951 film) Alice in Wonderland (2010 film) External links Disneyland Park (Paris) - Alice's Curious Labyrinth Shanghai Disneyland Park - Alice in Wonderland Maze Photos Magiques - Alice's Curious Labyrinth March Hare Refreshments DLRP Magic - Alice's Curious Labyrinth Amusement park attractions introduced in 1992 Walt Disney Parks and Resorts attractions Disneyland Park (Paris) Shanghai Disneyland Attractions based on Alice in Wonderland Fantasyland Alice in Wonderland (franchise) Mazes 1992 establishments in France 2016 establishments in China