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Four Simultaneous Attraction Refurbishments To Impact Disneyland Vacations Next Year

Early 2027 will be a busy stretch for maintenance crews at Disneyland Park (Paris). Four attractions are scheduled to be offline for refurbishment, and three of them go dark on the same day, January 4. Here’s how guests planning a winter trip can plan around which ones are affected and when they come back.

The Closures

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril at Disneyland Paris
Credit: Disney

According to Disneyland Paris Resort’s official operational calendar, three attractions will close for refurbishment on January 4, 2027: La Tanière du Dragon (“The Lair of the Dragon”), the walkthrough experience exclusive to Disneyland Paris Resort; Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril; and Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing. Sunday, January 3, is the final day to enjoy any of them.

They join Pirate Galleon, which closed for refurbishment earlier this fall. Once the three January closures take effect, all four Disneyland Park (Paris) attractions will be out of service at once.

When Each One Returns

A dragon sign welcoming guests to La Tanière du Dragon.
Credit: Jess Colopy, Disney Dining

The attractions will not reopen together, and the dates below are subject to change.

Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing is scheduled to return first. Disneyland Park guests can sail the Rivers of the Far West on the historic steamboat again beginning Saturday, January 23, 2027.

Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing at Disneyland Paris
Credit: Disney

La Tanière du Dragon, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril, and Pirate Galleon are currently set to reopen on Monday, February 1. According to the calendar, no attractions at Disneyland Park will be closed for maintenance on that date, though, as with anything at the Disney parks, that could shift.

What Guests Should Expect

An audio-animatronic dragon with glowing red eyes.
Credit: Jess Colopy, Disney Dining

Disneyland Paris Resort hasn’t shared plans for any of the four attractions beyond routine refurbishment, so guests are unlikely to see major changes when they reopen. Visitors planning a New Year’s trip should check the operational calendar before their visit, since refurbishment dates often move depending on how quickly the work is completed.

Has a ride refurbishment ever affected your time at the Disney parks? Share your story with Disney Dining in the comments!

Jess Colopy

Jess Colopy is a Disney College Program alum and kid-at-heart. When she’s not furiously typing in a coffee shop, you can find her on the hunt for the newest Stitch pin.

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