Disneyland in California has announced the temporary closure of its beloved Monorail attraction for renovations. Operating since 1959, the Monorail has transported millions of visitors between Tomorrowland and Downtown Disney, making it a staple of the park. With over 340,000 visitors using the Monorail annually, its abrupt closure raises questions among fans and regular attendees alike.

According to information from Inside The Magic, Disney has not provided a specific reopening date as renovations begin on March 30, 2024. Although details about the renovations remain unclear, reports suggest Disney recently applied for a construction permit to upgrade digital entry and exit signs and perform minor electrical improvements. This may indicate a focus on modernizing the attraction while maintaining its historical significance.

The decision to close the Monorail comes on the heels of a power outage that occurred on January 8, which temporarily left guests stranded on the ride. While Disney has not specifically linked this incident to the renovation decision, it has raised concerns about the reliability of the system. The upgrade appears aimed at enhancing visitor safety and experience, ensuring that the Monorail continues its legacy for future generations visiting Disneyland.