Attention Disney enthusiasts! Get ready for a thrilling ride as we reveal the official closing date for the iconic Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith at Disney's Hollywood Studios. This beloved attraction is set to make way for a brand-new experience, but not before giving fans one last chance to enjoy its high-energy thrills. But here's where it gets exciting...
The coaster will officially close its doors on March 2, 2026, marking the end of an era for this Aerosmith-themed adventure. The last day to experience the ride will be March 1, 2026, so make sure to plan your visit accordingly! And now, for the part most people miss...
Disney initially shared a vague timeline for the closure, leaving fans guessing. But now, we have the exact date to mark on our calendars. The transformation into Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets is set to begin in early spring 2026, with the new attraction opening in the summer. So, will you be able to ride Aerosmith one last time before it's gone?
The preshow for the Aerosmith-themed coaster has already been boarded up, preparing for the big change. Once the doors open, guests will walk straight into the loading area, skipping the wait time. But that's not all...
The new pre-show will feature a VIP tour of G-Force Records, where the Electric Mayhem are delayed in the recording studio. Guests will get to see animatronics like Scooter and a team of penguin audio engineers, with Miss Piggy and Kermit appearing on screens. And the backstory? Well, it's quite the twist...
According to the new narrative, Scooter's uncle, a real estate tycoon and owner of the Muppet Theatre, J.P. Grosse, purchased G-Force Records and put Scooter in charge. After the pre-show, guests will board the attraction for a twisting, turning, and screamingly fun road trip across Hollywood to reach the concert in time. The scenery and landmarks will be given a Muppet twist, and guests will hear iconic hits from the Electric Mayhem.
So, are you ready to ride Aerosmith one last time? Let us know in the comments and on social media! For the latest Disney Parks news and updates, follow WDW News Today on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. And don't forget to share your thoughts on this controversial closure and the new Muppet-themed experience in the comments below!
