US EditionMixed Emotions as the Most Magical Place on Earth Closes Iconic Park Attractions
- On July 7, 2025, Disney World will retire three classic Frontierland attractions—the Liberty Belle Steamboat, the island adventure inspired by Tom Sawyer, and the surrounding waterway area—to make way for a new "Cars"-themed experience called Piston Peak National Park.
- The closures aim to clear space for Piston Peak National Park, a new 'Cars'-themed land representing the largest expansion in Magic Kingdom's history.
- Piston Peak will feature an off-road rally race, visitor lodge, Ranger HQ, and trails, using Parkitecture to harmonize with a Rocky Mountain-inspired natural setting.
- Fans expressed mixed reactions; some lamented losing the tranquil, explorative Tom Sawyer Island, while others questioned removing Disney history, with comments like "They're gonna regret this one."
- This transformation marks a significant shift in Magic Kingdom's landscape, indicating Disney's focus on updating attractions while facing fan nostalgia and environmental concerns.
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The world of Disney fantasy and nostalgia is preparing for a radical change. Starting in July, some of the most beloved corners of Magic Kingdom park will disappear to give way to one of the most ambitious expansions ever seen. Instead, a new land inspired by American national parks will take prominence, with characters from the Cars universe (2006) and an environment that pays tribute to the history and landscapes of the American border.Goodbye…
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