Will this attraction refurbishment affect your next Disney trip?

Take a look at details on Disney’s newest refurbishment just announced and see how it may affect your plans.

Refurbishments

No one wants to hear that their favorite attraction will be closed during their trip. However, refurbishments are needed to help the parks run smoothly. During almost every trip you take, you are bound to run into some type of refurbishment.

From resorts to Main Street, there’s always work being completed. Recently, we announced Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue refurbishment is coming soon HERE. Now, there’s another refurbishment coming.

Attraction Details

Board the 110-foot-long, fully rigged Columbia and sail away into a long-forgotten time on the Sailing Ship Columbia. On this attraction, take a look at the towering mainmast and inspect the cannons and deck-mounted guns the crew used to repel pirate attacks.

Located in Disneyland’s Frontierland, guests cruise around Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island. Guests relive the pioneering adventures of the original Columbia, the first American ship to circumnavigate the globe. It took the real Columbia 3 years to sail around the world, but your voyage will last about 15 minutes.

During your cruise, enjoy the sights and sounds of 3 different lands: the backwoods of Frontierland, the wrought-iron railings of New Orleans Square and the peak of Chick-A-Pin Hill towering over Critter Country.

Note that the Columbia follows the same path as Mark Twain Riverboat and Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes.

Refurbishment Date

Don’t want to miss sailing into the wilderness aboard a full-scale replica of a majestic ship from the 18th century? Then, you’ll need to plan around its upcoming refurbishment. The Sailing Ship Columbia will begin refurbishment on September 12, 2022. There is no word on reopening date yet.

The Sailing Ship Columbia will begin refurbishment on September 12, 2022.

Does this refurbishment affect your upcoming trip? Or, will you get a chance to ride it before it closes for refurbishment? Please let us know your thoughts in the comments below and on Facebook.