Disney Confirms 17 New Attractions Across Six Global Resorts

The announcements mark an accelerated, IP-driven buildout with D23 expected to supply firm opening dates and schedules.

Overview

Disney confirmed on Monday that 17 new attractions are officially planned for parks in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Walt Disney World is adding three new lands at once with Piston Peak National Park at Magic Kingdom, Monstropolis at Hollywood Studios, and Pueblo Esperanza at Animal Kingdom.
New rides emphasize franchise theming and novel technologies, including a suspended Monsters, Inc. coaster, a hybrid Stark Flight Lab that switches from track to a robotic arm, and two Spider-Man experiences in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
Most projects lack firm opening dates but Tokyo’s reimagined Space Mountain and Disneyland Paris’s Explorer Sky Swings carry 2027 targets and D23 is expected to provide broader timeline details.
The scale departs from Disney’s usual one-or-two-attraction pace and uses existing footprints and initiatives like DisneylandForward to speed delivery, a shift that will affect guest trip planning and resort staffing needs.