Tokyo Disneyland is making a massive investment in its Tomorrowland area, according to a report from Drew Smith (@DrewDisneyDude) on Oriental Land Company’s investor materials released today.
The Investment Breakdown
According to Drew’s reporting on the Oriental Land Company investor materials:
New Space Mountain — ~$461 Million (¥70.5 billion)
Tokyo Disneyland’s iconic Space Mountain is being completely rebuilt as part of the Tomorrowland redevelopment. The new attraction represents a significant investment of approximately ¥70.5 billion (around $461 million USD) and is set to open in 2027.
Wreck-It Ralph Attraction — ~$193 Million (¥29.5 billion)
A brand new Wreck-It Ralph attraction is also coming to Tokyo Disneyland’s Tomorrowland. The attraction, with an estimated investment of approximately ¥29.5 billion (around $193 million USD), is also scheduled to open in Spring 2027.
Total Investment: Over $650 Million
Combined, these two attractions represent an investment of over $650 million USD — a massive commitment to Tokyo Disneyland’s future. For context, that’s more than double what most major roller coasters cost in the United States.
What This Means for Tokyo Disneyland
The Tomorrowland redevelopment will significantly transform one of Tokyo Disneyland’s most beloved areas. With both attractions targeting a 2027 opening, guests can expect a completely refreshed land within the next couple of years.
Source: @DrewDisneyDude’s report on Oriental Land Company investor materials
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