US EditionDisney World Is Practically a Construction Zone, See Everything That’s Closed Right Now
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Disney World Is Practically a Construction Zone, See Everything That’s Closed Right Now
You plan for months, you book your hotel, you grab those Lightning Lane selections, and you dream about finally riding your favorite attraction. But when you arrive, there it is—a “Closed for Refurbishment” sign staring you right in the face. Disney World is a magical place, but lately, it’s also a construction zone. Between new expansions, long-term ride refurbishments, and resort makeovers, several projects are reshaping the parks in 2025 and …
Port Orleans Riverside Room Refurbishment Expanded & Extended Through Summer 2027
According to an update from Walt Disney World, the room refurbishment at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside will continue through Summer 2027. Previously, Disney had announced a room refurbishment of guest rooms in the Magnolia Bend section of the resort. That refurbishment was scheduled to be completed in February 2026. Now, it looks like the room refurbishment will be significantly expanded and extended. Here’s the latest. Port Orleans …
One of EPCOT's Most Crowded Rides Is Now CLOSED for Major Changes
Today is a big day over in EPCOT, because one of the park’s most popular rides is CLOSED as of today for a big change to take place. Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure in the France Pavilion Disney announced back in October that Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure would be closing for a short period of time this month, from November 10th to 13th, for some big updates to the ride. This means that there will be one less ride available during your EPCOT trip fo…
From Magic Kingdom to EPCOT, Disney World’s Construction Craze Is Taking Over : Disney Fanatic
No one likes surprises on vacation—especially the kind that involve “Closed” signs at your favorite rides. Right now, Walt Disney World is deep in a wave of refurbishments and construction projects that are changing how guests experience nearly every park. Credit: Brian McGowan, Unsplash Magic Kingdom Feels the Crunch Magic Kingdom tops the list of closures this season. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad has been closed since January and won’t reopen…
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