Even if Disney ramped things back up tomorrow, there will still be a slowdown in the pace of large-scale openings in the parks due to the amount of time required to move these projects from greenlight to completion.īut pixie dust is still alive, and there are still a few pre-pandemic projects up Mickey's sleeve. This is due to the implementation of a pandemic pause for new projects, plus the cancellation or scaling back of some already in motion.īecause of this shift, there will inevitably be a few years without as many new rides, restaurants and other major additions as we've grown accustomed to. However, 2023 has marked the beginning of at least a temporary change in the pace of major new openings at Disney World.
The last several years at Walt Disney World have been very exciting and fast-paced as far as new attractions and offerings go.įrom the opening of Toy Story Land (2018), Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge (2019) and Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway (2020) at Disney's Hollywood Studios to the launch of the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser hotel experience (2022), Remy's Ratatouille Adventure (2021) and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind (2022) at Epcot to the opening of Disney's Riviera Resort on the new Skyliner route (2019) and the park's 50th-anniversary celebration, there hasn't been a dull moment at Disney World in the last five years.
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