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Disney World Railroad to Remain Closed Through October 2020

Disney World Railroad to Remain Closed Through October 2020

Man, the refurbishment news just keeps coming this week. We are going to have to wait until at least October of 2020 before we can ride the WDW Railroad…

The Railroad system has been closed since December 2018 to make way for the TRON Lightcycle Run construction that is taking place in Tomorrowland. Unfortunately, construction is happening right over the tracks so it will remain closed for at least another year.

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This comes on the heels of refurbishment announcements for both Test Track in Epcot and Splash Mountain in Magic Kingdom. I know these happen to improve guest experience at the parks, but it still disappointing for the guests who will be visiting Disney during those times!

Hopefully, we won’t have to wait past October 2020 to ride the Railroad! Are you missing riding around the park on the train?

-Monica S.


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CCL

Monday 21st of October 2019

Will be so glad when it opens back up. Hate they couldn’t have done something temporary instead of closing it this long. Even a partial running would be better than nothing. Would take the train over Tron any day.

Rose

Friday 18th of October 2019

I agree with everyone else. I'm a senior citizen & loved the convenience of the train instead of traipsing through a sometimes very crowded park. And TRON? Who's goofy idea was it to make a ride about a movie that was out, what, 40 yrs ago & wasn't very good even then? Oh & I never bothered to see the remake either. I'd rather have the train. ; )

kennythepirate

Friday 18th of October 2019

It's based on Tron: Legacy which was released in 2010. The ride currently exists in Shanghai with popular reviews. The train will reopen, this is just during construction.

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