Monsters, Inc. Coaster Gains More Track at Hollywood Studios
Published October 31, 2026
Disney’s Monsters, Inc. door coaster at Disney’s Hollywood Studios has additional track installed, according to aerial-photo reports published Saturday, October 31, 2026. As of Saturday, October 31, the images reveal portions of the ride’s path, but the reported progress does not establish when guests will be able to ride.
The aerial views show additional sections of the coaster’s final track in place. Those sections make more of the route visible as construction progresses, according to reports.
The update concerns track installation. It does not establish that the entire track is connected, that testing has begun, or that the attraction is ready to open. A visible section of ride path answers a construction question; it does not answer the vacation-planning question of whether the coaster will operate during your visit.
What we know
- Monsters, Inc. door coaster: Additional track sections are installed, according to reports published October 31, 2026.
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: Aerial photographs show portions of the coaster’s ride path at the park.
What’s not confirmed
Disney has not confirmed an opening date or a track-completion date in this reported update. The coverage also does not establish how much track remains to be installed.
There is no basis in this update for assigning a ride duration, describing the complete layout, or deciding how intense the finished attraction will be. More visible track does not supply those answers.
What it means for your trip
Do not move a Hollywood Studios visit or commit to a nonrefundable trip specifically to ride the Monsters, Inc. coaster on the strength of these photographs. Track installation is progress, but it gives you no usable opening window.
For an already-booked visit, leave the coaster off your must-ride itinerary until Disney confirms an opening date covering your travel dates. Build your Hollywood Studios priorities around attractions operating during your visit rather than reserving time for an unconfirmed addition.
Families should also avoid promising children a ride based on construction photos. This update offers a clearer look at the project, not confirmation of when your group can experience it.
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