Now that the Disney World parks are in a bit of a post-holiday lull, we're learning of several Disney World attractions and restaurants closing soon for refurbishment. Read on to see which attractions are scheduled for brief updates.
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One of Disney World's more popular rides, Peter Pan's Flight in Magic Kingdom's Fanstasyland is closed for refurbishment. Find out when this ride will reopen here.
AllEars.net blogger Laura Gilbreath takes a look at the information and photos currently featured on the construction walls surrounding Disneyland's Astro Orbiter attraction.
Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle is undergoing refurbishment to complete repairs to the castle and its roof. Learn more about the refurbishment and when the castle will re-open here.
An AllEars.net team member recently stayed at the All Star Movies Resort in Disney World. Just as with other resorts, this resort is in the process of seeing all of the guest rooms undergoing a refurbishment and refresh. Take a photo
The Rivers of America has been closed for refurbishment in Disney World's Magic Kingdom. We now know when it will reopen and when you'll be able to set sail on the Liberty Belle Riverboat again. Learn more here.
Disneyland's California Adventure saw the unexpected closure of the World of Color nighttime show earlier this year. Many speculated the show would return of the show for the holidays, however, Disney has confirmed to the OC Register the show will not return until 2019. Learn more here.
Two parks experiencing a lot of change right now are Epcot and Hollywood Studios. Epcot will be seeing new rides and a nighttime show, and Hollywood Studios will welcome Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge next fall. Before all the new attractions come there has been some refurbishment we've been monitoring for you. See all the photos here.
Are you a Disney World Space Mountain fan? If so, be prepared to add steps to your pedometer the next time you ride this attraction! Take a photo tour of the new exit here.
The Orlando Business Journal has reported that the owners of the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin are planning to build a new 349-room hotel tower on the current site of the Swan's tennis courts. According to OBJ, New York-based real estate firm Tishman and Metlife Investment Management have entered into an agreement with Walt Disney World to build the 14-story tower, which will break ground this fall and is expected to open in 2020.
