A Princess Diana memorial playground near Kensington Palace is preparing to reopen to children after a £3 million refurbishment. The park—opened in 2000 to commemorate Diana, Princess of Wales—has been closed for the makeover and is due to open to the public tomorrow, with reporting indicating Wednesday, 5 August. Multiple outlets describe the refurbishment as extensive and themed, including a Peter Pan-themed makeover. The reopening follows the playground’s long period of closure for the work and is framed in coverage as a long-awaited return to public use, 26 years after the playground’s original opening. The articles do not indicate any changes in ownership or administration, but they emphasize the reopening date and the cost of the upgrade. Overall, the reporting agrees that the memorial playground is the same Kensington area site dedicated to Diana, has received a significant refurbishment budget, and is opening again to children this week after the redevelopment.