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Nearly Three Months Without Jungle Cruise: Tokyo Disney Resort Publishes Its 2027 Closure Calendar
First Logo on the Walls: Space Mountain Earthrise Becomes Visible in Tokyo
Asia in Motion: Indiana Jones Returns After 15 Months, Shanghai’s Spider-Man Coaster Starts Testing
Disney Christmas in Tokyo: Dates, Parades and the First Li'l RingRing Popcorn Bucket Revealed
Nearly Three Months Without Jungle Cruise: Tokyo Disney Resort Publishes Its 2027 Closure Calendar
The resort has released refurbishment dates for the first quarter of 2027. Jungle Cruise takes the longest hit, and the DisneySea list is substantial too.
Read moreFirst Logo on the Walls: Space Mountain Earthrise Becomes Visible in Tokyo
The official logo for the new Space Mountain is now up in Tomorrowland, showing Earth, the future building and a prominent sponsor credit.
Read moreAsia in Motion: Indiana Jones Returns After 15 Months, Shanghai’s Spider-Man Coaster Starts Testing
Tokyo DisneySea has set November 30 for the reopening, with previews by lottery. In Shanghai, the new Marvel coaster has begun test runs.
Read moreDisney Christmas in Tokyo: Dates, Parades and the First Li'l RingRing Popcorn Bucket Revealed
Tokyo Disney Resort celebrates Christmas from November 11 to December 25, 2026. The details are now official: a toy-themed parade at Tokyo Disneyland, a new food plaza in front of Cinderella Castle, the first-ever popcorn bucket featuring elf Li'l RingRing – and Duffy knitting his way through winter.
Read moreTokyo Disneyland: Cinderella’s Fairy Tale Hall to Close Indefinitely
Cinderella’s Fairy Tale Hall at Tokyo Disneyland is closing! The walk-through experience inside Cinderella Castle will close on October 1, 2026, with no reopening date currently announced.
Read moreHalloween Rolls Across Asia: Tokyo From September 16, Hong Kong From September 18, Shanghai From October 4
All three Asian Disney resorts switch into Halloween mode within three weeks – each with its own approach. Tokyo leans on its villains parade, Hong Kong hands Main Street to the villains outright, and Shanghai significantly expands its party format.
Read moreNearly Three Months Without Jungle Cruise: Tokyo Disney Resort Publishes Its 2027 Closure Calendar
First Logo on the Walls: Space Mountain Earthrise Becomes Visible in Tokyo
Asia in Motion: Indiana Jones Returns After 15 Months, Shanghai’s Spider-Man Coaster Starts Testing
Disney Christmas in Tokyo: Dates, Parades and the First Li'l RingRing Popcorn Bucket Revealed
Tokyo Disneyland: Cinderella’s Fairy Tale Hall to Close Indefinitely
Halloween Rolls Across Asia: Tokyo From September 16, Hong Kong From September 18, Shanghai From October 4