More Than 10 Rides Suddenly CLOSED in Disneyland

Uhhh…Disney’s been having some issues recently.

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Within the past week, Disney World faced many struggles, like flooding, canceled shows, closed attractions, and more! And now, it seems like that bad luck has rubbed off on Disneyland, as they’ve had a ton of attractions go down today!

When we say “a ton,” we really mean it. Just look for yourself! This is what our reporter’s tip board looked like this morning:

LOTS of rides currently down in Disneyland…like…a LOT. Take a look at one of our reporter’s Tip Boards 😳 pic.twitter.com/xvTUvauOce

— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) June 22, 2022

At one point, Alice in Wonderland, Astro Orbiter, Autopia, Casey Jr. Circus Train, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, “it’s a small world,” King Arthur Carrousel, Mad Tea Party, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Matterhorn Bobsleds, Splash Mountain, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, AND the Storybook Land Canal Boats were all listed as “temporarily closed.”

And they weren’t down during separate periods — they all were closed at the same exact time. Disney hasn’t released an explanation for this scenario, however, one individual responded to our tweet to indicate that the closures could be due to a power outage. Another responded to our tweet, sharing that thunderstorms had passed through the area, which could also be contributing to things. Our reporter who was in the park said that there were some dark clouds around the area, but the sun was out at that time.

Matterhorn

Luckily, it looks like most of the attractions are back up and running, based on what the Disneyland app shows. Though, as of around 2:30PM ET we did see that Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Indiana Jones Adventure were listed as “temporarily closed.” It seems those are back up as of the latest updates to this post. We’ll cross our fingers for smooth sailing from here!

For a little while, some rides over at Disney California Adventure Park also temporarily closed, but it looks like those have reopened as of the last updates to this post.

But this serves as a good reminder that things don’t always go to plan when you’re in the parks. The best thing you can do in these situations is keep checking on the My Disney Experience app for updates, and (as much as possible) build some flexibility into your plans so you can quickly adjust to the changes!