The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
A photo of the fire damaged a building at the New Orleans Square train station, which is currently under repair.The fire-damaged train station is based on a set from the 1948 Disney film “So Dear To My Heart.”
When the park opened in 1955, it was known as Frontierland Station. It was renamed New Orleans Square Station in September 1966, two months after New Orleans Square opened, WDW said.The scorched building was also used to film the “Two Brothers” section of the stage show “Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln” at Disneyland and The American Adventure at Epcot.
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