Here’s What Will Be Closed in Magic Kingdom This November

If you’re visiting Walt Disney World this month, then you’re going to want to know what’s open and what’s unavailable.

In order to make the most of your time at Magic Kingdom, you’ll have to plan around certain attractions being unavailable. Here’s a guide to what will be closed for sure this November.

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Magic Kingdom is home to many iconic and classic attractions, such as Big Thunder Mountain, Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, The Haunted Mansion, “it’s a small world,” the Jungle Cruise, and so much more. Luckily, none of these classic rides are on the list of missing attractions this November.

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Enchanted Tales with Belle

This unique, incredibly interactive character experience attraction has been closed since Walt Disney World closed during the pandemic. Although it may be receiving refurbishment, there’s a good chance it’ll remain closed during November.

Meet Ariel at Her Grotto

This meet-and-greet experience with Ariel from The Little Mermaid (1989) is another character interaction experience that’s been missing for some time. It isn’t expected to open up again this November.

Pete’s Silly Sideshow

Pete’s Silly Sideshow is a meet-and-greet experience where Guests can meet Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, or Pluto. Unfortunately, this experience is still unavailable.

The Walt Disney World Railroad

Last month, Disney teased the return of the Walt Disney World Railroad, but there’s currently no opening date. Seeing as the classic attraction has been closed for years, we can assume it’ll remain closed this month.

Tomorrowland Light & Power Co.

Although Space Mountain is still up and running, its gift shop is currently closed for refurbishment. Usually, Guests exit the classic attraction through this gift shop, but because of its closure, Guests are exiting Space Mountain through the entrance.

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Although these fun experiences may be missing from Magic Kingdom this month, there are still plenty of things to do at the Disney Park.

Go for a ride on iconic coasters like Big Thunder Mountain or a dark spooky ride like The Haunted Mansion. Even with these missing experiences, you’re sure to have a magical time at Walt Disney World.