No New Disney World Temporary Closures Reported This Week

Published September 19, 2026

According to reports, Walt Disney World had no new temporary closures added for the September 18-25 period. As of Saturday, September 19, several major closures and construction projects are still active across the resort, including in Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Disney Springs, and Disney’s BoardWalk.

The no-new-temporary-closure stretch does not mean the resort is clear of construction. Carousel of Progress remains closed for a major refurbishment, the former Rivers of America area is permanently closed for the coming Cars-themed Piston Peak project, and parts of Hollywood Studios remain behind walls for future Monsters, Inc. work.

Reports also noted that The Magic of Disney Animation opened at Disney’s Hollywood Studios this past week, while Hurly-Burly at Disney’s BoardWalk has shown visible progress. Wolfgang Puck’s in Disney Springs also reportedly closed permanently during the same week.

What we know

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not announced an exact reopening date for Carousel of Progress beyond the 2027 target.

Disney has not announced an opening date for Piston Peak at Magic Kingdom. Reports say the area will include two new attractions and a national park-style theme, but the timing is still unconfirmed.

Disney has not confirmed every operating detail for the future Monsters, Inc. land. Reported details include Monstropolis, H.U.M.A.N. Day, Harryhausen’s, and Archie’s Square Pig Pizza, but opening timing was not included in the available coverage.

What it means for your trip

This is a small win, but not a free pass to ignore the closure list. Magic Kingdom guests should still plan around the missing Rivers of America area, especially if your usual move was using that side of the park as a slower, lower-crowd break.

At Hollywood Studios, treat the former Muppets area as a construction zone and build your day around confirmed operating attractions instead. If you were counting on Muppet*Vision 3D, PizzeRizzo, or Mama Melrose’s as easy filler between headliners, replace them before you arrive.

Carousel of Progress being down also matters more than it looks on paper. It was a reliable air-conditioned reset in Tomorrowland, so families may want to use shows, longer meals, or nearby lower-intensity attractions as backup breaks instead.

SupaPark can help here by keeping your day flexible: watch live waits and operational status before you cross the park for an attraction, especially during a construction-heavy period when your usual shortcuts and rest stops may not be available.


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