Overview
- Riders on the Disneyland Railroad can once again see Primeval World’s operating Audio‑Animatronic dinosaurs after a multiweek refurbishment that had screened the scene from view.
- The restored presentation includes refreshed dinosaur figures and updated show lighting, with the familiar Tyrannosaurus rex versus Stegosaurus scene clearly visible from the train.
- During the work Disney used temporary flat cutouts to mask the diorama, and the railroad continued to run so the project was limited to the show scene rather than a full attraction shutdown.
- The adjacent Grand Canyon diorama remained behind barriers when Primeval World reopened and Disney has not announced a public timeline for completing that portion of the project.
- The reopening preserves a direct link to Walt-era Imagineering that dates to the 1964 Magic Skyway and highlights a contrast with Walt Disney World, where the DINOSAUR ride closed earlier this year to make way for a new land and an Indiana Jones retheme.