Disney World has already said goodbye to several familiar experiences, but fans are beginning to wonder which longtime attractions could be next.
With major expansions underway and additional projects approaching, attention has turned toward several rides and shows that have entertained guests for years.
Some occupy valuable space that Disney could eventually redevelop. Others face questions about their age, popularity, or ability to fit into the resort's future.
Although Disney hasn't announced permanent closure dates for any of these six attractions, speculation continues to grow as 2027 approaches.
Here are six experiences that some fans believe could eventually disappear.
1. Tomorrowland Speedway
Tomorrowland Speedway has been part of Magic Kingdom since 1971, giving guests the chance to drive gas-powered cars along a guided track.
However, the attraction's future has become a frequent topic of discussion.
Some visitors believe its older technology feels out of place in Tomorrowland, especially compared to the more advanced experiences elsewhere in the area.
Its location also makes it an interesting redevelopment candidate.
The attraction occupies considerable space between Tomorrowland and Fantasyland, potentially giving Disney room to introduce something new.
Some fans would prefer electric vehicles, while others believe Disney could eventually remove the ride altogether.
For now, Disney hasn't announced any permanent closure plans.
2. Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor
Another Tomorrowland experience facing speculation is Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor.
Since 2007, the interactive comedy show has entertained Magic Kingdom visitors with Mike Wazowski and other characters from Monsters, Inc. (2001).
However, Disney's plans for Hollywood Studios have raised questions about the show's future.
Monstropolis, an entire land dedicated to the franchise, is expected to begin opening in phases during 2027.
That development has left some fans wondering whether Disney will continue operating a separate Monsters, Inc. attraction at Magic Kingdom.
One rumored replacement involves bringing Stitch back to Tomorrowland.
The character previously appeared in Stitch's Great Escape!, which permanently closed several years ago.
Disney hasn't confirmed a Stitch replacement or announced plans to close Laugh Floor.
3. Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover
The Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover remains a favorite among guests who enjoy taking a relaxing trip through Magic Kingdom's futuristic land.
Its elevated track offers views of nearby attractions while carrying visitors through portions of Tomorrowland's buildings.
Despite its popularity, the ride's age has raised concerns about its long-term future.
The PeopleMover has undergone extensive refurbishments, and some fans worry that further redevelopment could eventually strain its infrastructure.
Others wonder whether Disney might introduce a more technologically advanced replacement.
However, removing the attraction would present challenges because its track stretches throughout Tomorrowland.
Disney hasn't announced a permanent closure or replacement.
4. Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room
Adventureland could also face changes if longstanding replacement rumors ever become reality.
Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room has entertained Magic Kingdom guests since 1971, featuring singing birds, flowers, and tropical figures.
However, the classic show has previously been the subject of speculation about a possible transformation inspired by Moana (2016).
The movie's tropical setting has encouraged discussions about whether Disney could bring its characters into the existing theater.
Some fans believe a Moana-inspired musical experience could modernize the space without requiring an entirely new building.
Still, Disney hasn't announced plans to remove the attraction, and any proposed replacement remains speculative.
5. Star Tours – The Adventures Continue
Star Tours – The Adventures Continue has operated at Hollywood Studios since 2011, following the original Star Tours attraction's 1989 debut.
The motion simulator takes guests through different adventures across the Star Wars universe.
However, the arrival of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge in 2019 raised questions about its future.
With Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance offering newer experiences, some fans wonder whether Disney could eventually retire Star Tours.
Its location outside Galaxy's Edge also creates potential redevelopment opportunities.
Disney has continued adding new scenes, though, suggesting the attraction still has a place in the company's plans.
No permanent closure has been confirmed.
6. Mission: SPACE
Mission: SPACE has operated at EPCOT since 2003, offering simulated journeys to Mars or around Earth.
Guests can choose between an intense experience and a gentler alternative.
However, the attraction's spinning motion has divided visitors, while some fans believe its concept feels outdated.
As EPCOT evolves, speculation has emerged about whether Disney could replace Mission: SPACE with another space-themed experience.
Its large building could offer redevelopment opportunities, although Disney hasn't announced any replacement.
What Happens Next?
These six attractions remain operational, and Disney hasn't confirmed any permanent closures.
While 2027 could bring additional announcements, refurbishment or modernization remains possible.
For guests who enjoy these longtime experiences, visiting them during an upcoming vacation might still be worthwhile.
Disney World's history shows that even familiar attractions don't necessarily last forever.
