Astro Orbiter Rebuild Complete at Magic Kingdom, Testing Now Underway

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Thursday June 19, 2025 11:37am ET · "Astro Orbiter"
Astro Orbiter Rebuild Complete at Magic Kingdom, Testing Now Underway

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Astro Orbiter refurbishment - June 18, 2025

The full rebuild of Astro Orbiter at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom is now complete. All of the attraction's planets have been reinstalled, the crane has been removed, and the elevated ride system structure has been fully reassembled following months of work in Tomorrowland.



Crews have now moved into the testing phase, running the ride system to prepare it for eventual reopening. While the attraction appears structurally ready, Disney has not yet announced a reopening date. Astro Orbiter remains officially listed as closed on the park calendar through the end of July, which is as far as the calendar currently extends.





What's Next

  • Ride Testing Ongoing: Expect to see continued ride system checks over the coming days and weeks.
  • Reopening Date Still Unconfirmed: The attraction is still labeled as "closed for refurbishment" with no official end date.

This refurbishment began in January 2025 and included a full teardown of the ride system, removal of all themed elements, and now a complete rebuild. It mirrors the scope of the 2014 refurbishment, which followed a similar pattern.

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All they need now is smoke generators for the rocket nozzles.
Did they refurb the nasty elevator?
↩ replying to larryz
That and to install the crane to lift my fat butt out of the RV
The rockets look great!! The colors are fun and whimsical. I wish they had put lighting on the rockets like Universal did on the Stardust Racers coaster trains...that would have looked amazing in the night sky...
Looks pretty
I love this classic attraction and it looks great cleaned and refurbished ❤️❤️
According to updated operating hours, Astro Orbiter has reopened - it currently shows a 20 minute wait in the My Disney Experience app:
Any planet motion?!
Nope
↩ replying to WDWBryan
But, was the elevator updated to a 21st century experience?

Also “nope.”
↩ replying to Disgruntled Walt
You have to go to Paris to see that:
↩ replying to Animaniac93-98
But no views
Astro Orbiter is back after its major rebuild. Glad this classic got this much love.
It may not be perfect, but Tomorrowland at night is still an awesome vibe with all of its kinetics. Disneyland’s is terrible in comparison.