Shore and Johnston & Murphy have shut their doors at Disney Springs. The closures occurred this past week in the Town Center area. No new tenants have been announced to replace them.
Shore, located in the Town Center section of Disney Springs, has permanently closed its doors. Johnston & Murphy also closed on May 7, marking the second store to shut down in the same week. These changes come amid ongoing shifts at the shopping and dining district within Walt Disney World Resort.
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Disneyland Resort closed its historic Monorail system on March 30, 2026, with no reopening date announced. The 66-year-old ride's shutdown, following a February announcement, affects the Tomorrowland entrance and involves maintenance on electrical systems and support pillars. Separately, Harbour Galley restaurant in New Orleans Square closed for five days from the same date amid spring break crowds.
Two locations in Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland could close as early as June 22 to accommodate ongoing construction of a Cars-themed area.
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The La Signature store in EPCOT's France Pavilion will temporarily close on June 8 with no official reopening date set. Merchandise from Guerlain will remain available at another location in the pavilion during the closure.
Disneyland Resort has shuttered or will soon close six popular attractions for refurbishment during April 2026, with Toy Story Midway Mania! now closed as of April 6 and no reopening dates announced for most. The closures impact rides across Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park, such as Jungle Cruise and Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters. Visitors should monitor resort updates for the latest.
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Several Disney World locations have adjusted their menus with new items and removals this week.
The Walt Disney Studios courtyard at Disney's Hollywood Studios has opened ahead of schedule, offering visitors a first look at detailed nods to the Burbank animation lot. The area features replicas and character elements scattered throughout. Official openings for additional attractions are still set for May 26.
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Disney’s Pop Century Resort will close its kiddie pool deck starting April 13 for routine maintenance, with the work expected to continue through late April. Guests staying at the resort during this period can use the Hippy Dippy Pool or the other two available pools. Daytime construction noise may be heard around the area.