Disneyland Resort recently updated its website, announcing a temporary closure of its Monorail system starting July 5, 2023, for refurbishment. As of this article's publishing, Disneyland officials have not shared an estimated timeline for this refurbishment, meaning that the closure is currently indefinite.

No, the Disneyland Monorail is not closing permanently. However, it is scheduled for a significant temporary closure starting March 30, 2026. This closure is for a major refurbishment project that includes both the Monorail system and the nearby Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin attraction. While Disney has not yet announced a specific reopening date, these types of refurbishments typically last several weeks to a few months. The Monorail is a historic part of the park—the first daily operating monorail system in the Western Hemisphere—and Disney remains committed to its operation as both a transportation link from Downtown Disney and a beloved "E-ticket" attraction. During the closure, guests staying at the Disneyland Hotel or visiting Downtown Disney will need to walk to the main entrance of Disneyland Park rather than taking the Monorail directly into Tomorrowland. Always check the official Disneyland app or website for the most up-to-date daily operational schedule before your visit in the spring of 2026.