Remembering After Hallow's Eve

It may be after Halloween, but today is Día de los Muertos, the Mexican Day of the Dead that is more about remembrance and celebration than it is about extending Halloween's scares.  Disneyland has long featured the holiday via the Día de los Muertos display at Zocalo park, and it generally hasn't changed much over the years.  The sugar skulls, ofrendas, and vibrant color from the planting, decor, and figures are quite welcome, and this little part of Frontierland is extends the spooky season into the new month--at east for one time.  

The photos below were taken from 13 years ago. Can you recognize any differences compared to now?