Overview
- Official filings designate the project as “Space Mountain (2027)” as part of Tokyo Disneyland’s wider Tomorrowland overhaul.
- The original ride closed on July 31, 2024, and demolition of the former structure has occurred with construction activity now behind barriers.
- The new coaster is slated to debut in 2027 alongside a redesigned Tomorrowland plaza built within the former attraction’s footprint.
- The approximately ¥70.5 billion (about $461 million) spend is reported as the largest Space Mountain investment across Disney parks.
- Some coverage cites a potential “Space Mountain Earthrise” name, which remains unconfirmed by the operator.