Closures and refurbishments are what help keep Walt Disney World moving forward. When heading down for a magical vacation, checking Disney’s official site to see what experience might be closed during your vacation dates is essential. We discovered a significant closure in early 2024 when we recently checked ourselves. If you plan to visit Walt Disney World in early 2024, you will want to be well aware of this newest closure.
Frozen Ever After
On Walt Disney World’s site, we discovered that Frozen Ever After will go down in January. Luckily, this will be a short closure.
The site shows the ride closed to guests only on January 24, 2024. According to the official Disney site, the ride should only be down for one day, but if Frozen Ever After is essential to your trip, you will want to adjust your EPCOT plans.
This is a routine maintenance closure, so the ride will not be changed.
Other Closures
After the holiday rush, Walt Disney World often uses this time for general maintenance. Water rides like Kali River Rapids in Disney’s Animal Kingdom usually close in January and February.
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This year, guests visiting during the first part of the year will have a few other closures to manage.
Big Thunder Mountain in Magic Kingdom is scheduled for a routine closure from January 16 to January 20.
Over at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith will be closed for an extended time. Disney has listed January 8 as the closure date, with spring 2024 rumored as the projected opening date.
If you aren’t aware of the planned refurbishments, the closures can significantly impact your vacation experience. Double-check Disney’s refurbishment schedule before heading to Walt Disney World for your vacation. Knowing ahead of time what could be closed during your trip will allow you to be prepared and have a magical time. You might even discover a new favorite.
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This post is originally appeared on Disney Dining.