Theme Park Report
Disney has filed a construction permit for upcoming work at the Disney Skyliner station at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, according to WDW News Today.
The permit was included in the outlet’s August 29 daily news recap. No additional details about the planned construction were provided, including the nature of the work, its expected duration, or whether the station will be affected operationally.
The Hollywood Studios station is part of the Disney Skyliner system, but the report did not state whether the permit involves the station’s structure, guest areas, equipment, or another part of the facility. Disney has also not been quoted in the supplied material regarding the project.
The permit filing comes as other construction continues at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Work is underway on Monstropolis, a new land replacing the former Muppets Courtyard, with phased openings beginning in 2027. The development is planned to include the “Welcome to Monstropolis! With Sulley & Mike at The Glob” show and a suspended door coaster scheduled for a later phase.
Recent work in the area has included architectural details on the former Gonzo’s Royal Flush restroom building and continued staging of track and supports for the Monstropolis coaster. Those projects are separate from the Skyliner station permit, and the supplied reporting does not connect them to the planned station work.
No construction start date or changes to Disney Skyliner service at Hollywood Studios have been reported.
