Overview
- Multiple outlets published photos this week showing gray scrim and light‑blue construction walls reinstalled on portions of the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters building, and cast members said the work focuses on exterior painting and facade repairs.
- The attraction has continued to operate for guests and the official Disneyland site lists no planned reclosure.
- Earlier this year the ride closed from April through June for behind‑the‑scenes technical work that included replacing the ride operating computer and installing new backstage phones as well as interior lighting upgrades and Zurg animatronic improvements.
- Reports indicate the renewed activity is a limited, visible finishing phase of that earlier project rather than a new interior overhaul, which explains why crews are working while the ride remains open.
- The phased approach lets Disneyland complete final cosmetic touches with less guest disruption, but visitors should expect occasional walls or detours in Tomorrowland and look for subtle changes to the area’s mid‑century facade palette.