Overview
- Tokyo Disney Resort announced Wednesday that Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull will resume operations on November 30, 2026 after closing for major inspections and renovations on August 18, 2025.
- The official notice says the 25-year-old Enhanced Motion Vehicle (EMV) attraction will receive projection-mapping effects and new audio, but it does not specify which scenes or systems were changed.
- Operated by the Oriental Land Company, the ride’s return is expected to restore capacity at heavily attended Tokyo DisneySea and reduce pressure on other headline attractions.
- The Tokyo version shares its EMV platform with Disneyland’s Indiana Jones and the former DINOSAUR layout, so the choice to add projected visuals and sound rather than replace the system may guide refurbishments at other parks.
- Oriental Land Company’s planning materials also list the attraction for Disney Premier Access, indicating it will rejoin regular operations; full mechanical and scene-by-scene details are likely to appear when the ride reopens.