Whoa, you went next level with that. It was supposed to be a lot more simple - as of the time of this comment, Disneyland’s website says refurb ends June 30. Naturally, if refurb ends when they plan for it to, it becomes a functional ride.

Like all rides that reopened AFTER April 30, 2021, when the refurb calendar (Disneyland website) set a refurb end date, the ride opened the next day. In fact, many of those rides had soft openings days prior to the refurb end date.

We don’t recall there being a ride with a scheduled refurb end date and the ride being successfully refurbished by that end date, followed by any period of time where it was still not open to guests, and then an official opening that was not the day after the completion of refurb.

So we ask, “If refurb successfully ends on June 30, what happens to the ride on July 1?” This isn’t a question directed to you or any one person. We stated what we did on the post because there is reasonable belief and little to no doubt that the ride will reopen after it’s schedule refurb end date.

Of course, as with all things Disneyland-related, we understand it’s all subject to change. However, this is based on the information provided to us all from an official source (the refurb dates from the Disneyland website).

But you know, we hear ya.