At Tokyo Disneyland, the rebuilt Space Mountain has made its first visual appearance on the construction walls. The official logo for Space Mountain Earthrise has been added in Tomorrowland.

What the logo shows

The attraction’s name was officially revealed in summer 2026. The logo places the wordmark over an image of Earth, with the new Space Mountain building above it.

The design is framed by a border in a psychedelic blend of blue, purple, magenta and orange, with the line “Presented by Coca-Cola” along the bottom.


What happened to the old Space Mountain

Tokyo Disneyland’s original Space Mountain closed in 2024 and was subsequently demolished to make room for the replacement.

What the new ride will offer

Space Mountain Earthrise is a roller coaster that launches guests from Earth into space, accompanied by light and sound effects.

One technical detail stands out for Tokyo: the ride vehicles will carry an onboard audio system, a first for Tokyo Disney Resort.

The project also includes a new Tomorrowland Plaza in front of the attraction.

Timeline and what has been shown

The attraction is scheduled to open in 2027. Models, maquettes and concept art for both the ride and the plaza have already been released, and Walt Disney Imagineering has published a flyover video of the construction site.