Disneyland routinely closes rides for refurbishment to make sure everything is updated and running smoothly. One particular ride has been undergoing a multi-week refurbishment, just after its Magic Kingdom counterpart recently opened after a major overhaul.
While this ride was just closed for standard maintenance, we now know when it is scheduled to reopen. By the time the closure ends, it will have lasted for two months. Keep reading for all of the details, plus some of the other current closures happening at the parks. Mickey Visit brings you the latest Disney news and planning resources, including Disney changing how park hopping works at Disneyland next week, and Downtown Disney opening a popular dessert location with frozen treats this month.
READ MORE – Most Disneyland Guests Don’t Know About This Super Secret Dining Room Open to All
Disneyland Reopening Tomorrowland Ride After Extended Closure
Disneyland has a few active closures right now, including Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters in Tomorrowland, which closed on April 13 for refurbishment. At the time of the closure, Disneyland confirmed to us that this is just a standard refurbishment. Now, we know when the closure is scheduled to end, although reopening timelines are subject to change, as always. Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters is expected to reopen on June 12, 2026, making this around a two-month closure by the time of its completion.
Disney Ride Closure ALERTS, Major Changes, Secrets Revealed
Get alerts on closures, park changes, exclusive discounts, and free printables. Trusted by 100,000+ Disney fans & planners.
During the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters closure, Tomorrowland welcomed back the limited-time Hyperspace Mountain, and we also got more news about a major change coming to the land’s only remaining opening-day attraction. You can see all details about when and how Disneyland is getting rid of Autopia’s gas-powered engines in our separate report here.
READ MORE – 20 Secret Disneyland Quiet Spots Many Regulars Don’t Even Know
Meanwhile, a few other closures are active at the parks. Disneyland typically tries to keep refurbishments to a minimum during the summer season, but you can still expect a few at a time. Right now, a major classic ride is closed for extended maintenance.
Pirates of the Caribbean has been closed since May 4 with no reopening date yet listed, although Disney did previously share with us an estimated timeline for how long the ride will be closed. There are also closures coming up for King Arthur Carousel and Frontierland Shootin’ Exposition next month at Disneyland Park.
At Disney California Adventure, Silly Symphony Swings and Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind both continue their refurbishments. You can see a full list of all of the Disney rides closed in June 2026 in our guide here. At Mickey Visit, we keep close track of all ride refurbishments and extended closures so that you know what to expect during your trip. You can see our list of all of the current and upcoming Disneyland ride closures here.
Don’t Miss the Latest Disney News
Don’t miss the latest Disneyland and Disney World news from Mickey Visit. Join the FREE Mickey Visit newsletter that over 100k readers receive every single week. Mickey Visit is here to help you save money and experience more during your Disney and Universal vacation. See the Mickey Visit guide to Disneyland and the Mickey Visit guide to Disney World for tips.
