Popular rollercoaster closes ahead of ‘biggest renovation in 20 years’ and won’t reopen until next YEAR
A MUCH-LOVED ride has closed at Disneyland Paris ahead of a huge makeover.
Crush’s Coaster at Disney Adventure World is now closed until summer 2027 as it undergoes its biggest upgrade in 20 years.
The coaster, which takes riders through the East Australian Current, will have technical elements replaced as well as sections of the track.
In the second phase of the refurbishment, the coaster will be tested to ensure it functions properly before reopening.
Of course, the upgrade will refresh the ride’s show elements as well, such as repainting and repairs.
Crush’s Coaster was last closed in 2015 for six months but this project will be the biggest in the ride’s history.
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Many people have taken to social media to express their excitement about the upgrade: “I’m happy about the refurb but I’ve booked for November. Massively underrated ride.”
Another person added: “Glad to see this happening.”
There are a number of other closures taking place at the theme park including Peter Pan’s flight, which is closed until September 19.
Pirate’s Beach is currently closed and will be until October 23 for a safety inspection as well as replacement of the ground padding.
Mad Hatter’s Tea Cups will be closed between September 21 and October 2 to repaint the floor.
La Tanière du Dragon will close on October 5 until the middle of the month for servicing.