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‘Space Mountain’ reprise coming to Tokyo Disneyland – asahi.com

‘Space Mountain’ reprise coming to Tokyo Disneyland  asahi.com URAYASU, Chiba Prefecture—Oriental Land Co., which operates Tokyo Disney Resort, has announced two new attractions for the Tomorrowland area of Tokyo Disneyland. Your browser does not support JavaScript, or it is…
One Place News   •   September 22, 2026   •   Updated September 22, 2026
‘Space Mountain’ reprise coming to Tokyo Disneyland – asahi.com

‘Space Mountain’ reprise coming to Tokyo Disneyland  asahi.com

URAYASU, Chiba Prefecture—Oriental Land Co., which operates Tokyo Disney Resort, has announced two new attractions for the Tomorrowland area of Tokyo Disneyland. Your browser does not support JavaScript, or it is disabled.Please check the site policy for more information. An artist’s rendition of “Sugar Rush: Sweet Rescue,” a new attraction opening at Tokyo Disneyland in spring 2027 (c) Disney (Provided by Oriental Land Co.) Opening in 2027, the additions will change the central section of Tomorrowland, with several new eateries and shops planned, too. Oriental Land is investing 100 billion yen ($630 million) in redeveloping the Tomorrowland area. One of the new attractions is “Sugar Rush: Sweet Rescue.” This will be an indoor shooting-style attraction themed on “Wreck-It Ralph,” a Disney film set in a video game world.

Visitors will feel like being part of the story with Ralph, Vanellope and other characters from the movie. It will be the world’s first Disney theme park attraction based on “Wreck-It Ralph.” The other new attraction will be “Space Mountain Earthrise,” an indoor roller coaster based on a space journey. Repeat visitors may find echoes of a popular attraction that was in operation for four decades. “Space Mountain Earthrise” will develop the concept of the former “Space Mountain,” which opened with Tokyo Disneyland in 1983 and closed in 2024. In a first

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