Disney fans are still buzzing over Disneyland’s 70th Anniversary.Disney CEO Bob Iger and Head of Parks Josh D’Amaro welcomed guests to the “Happiest Place on Earth,” invoking Walt’s memory as they hoped for another 70 years of glory at the park.Credit: DisneyDisneyland debuted a new verse for “it’s a small world,” written by Richard Sherman before his death last year. However, the latest attraction that guests were waiting for was the debut of Walt Disney: A Magical Life at the Main Street Opera House.However, guests were disappointed when the morning virtual queue for the new Walt animatronic filled up within seconds. However, there was a second chance at noon, and those tickets lasted slightly longer.Credit: DisneyBut like any party, all good things must come to an end, and it appears that Disney has already made a significant change to its virtual queue for its newest attraction. After only two days, Disneyland announced it was not using the virtual queue system for Walt Disney- A Magical Life.Disney said in the Disneyland Resort App, “We plan to open a virtual queue for Walt Disney—A Magical Life as needed each day.” This means guests can walk up, wait in line, and see Disneyland’s newest attraction.The Main Street Opera House is open for stand by as of 1:45 pm today. That was quicker than I thought. pic.twitter.com/nhKEVC3m4c— Fresh Baked! (@FrshBakedDisney) July 18, 2025Some guests reported on social media that Disney had removed the virtual queue as early as Friday, only one day after Disneyland’s 70th Anniversary and the official opening of the new Walt Disney animatronic.Credit: Disney (Edited by Inside the Magic).The show takes guests inside Walt’s office, where we meet the controversial Walt Disney animatronic. Walt tells the story of Disney as he saw it with a twinkle in his eyes.During previews, the Walt animatronic received some backlash. Many on social media felt it looked less like Walt Disney and more like Mike Lindell, the My Pillow Guy. However, many defended Walt Disney Imagineering and its lifelike portrayal of Walt.It’s unclear if this was Disney’s plan all along or if smaller-than-anticipated crowds forced Disney’s hand into making these changes. Whatever the reason, Disneyland guests can now just walk right in and see Walt in his office for the time being.What do you think of the new Walt Disney animatronic at Disneyland? Let us know in the comments. The post After Only a Day, Disney Drops Virtual Queue on Its Latest Attraction appeared first on Inside the Magic.