After removing a popular Finding Nemo (2003) property from public view on September 7, Disney has revealed an update on the rework, which will continue through summer 2027.Removal of Finding Nemo (2003) PropertyCredit: Disney/PixarSeptember 6, 2026, was the final day to experience Crush’s Coaster, the Finding Nemo-inspired roller coaster in Disney Adventure World (formerly known as Walt Disney Studios Park) at Disneyland Paris Resort. Earlier this year, the European Disney park confirmed that the ride would close for refurbishment on September 7 and reopen sometime in the summer of 2027.Crush’s Coaster is one of the few attractions that only exists at one Disney park: Disney Adventure World. The Finding Nemo-inspired attraction is exclusive to Disneyland Paris Resort and has not been recreated at Disneyland Resort, Walt Disney World Resort, or another international Disney vacation destination.Credit: DisneyWhen guests arrived at Disney Adventure World on September 7, they found construction walls surrounding the Worlds of Pixar ride, some featuring submarine-style windows with pictures of Finding Nemo characters. Bilingual signs on a few of the barriers read:“This area is being refurbished for your future enjoyment.” Disneyland Paris Resort hasn’t shared its plans for Crush’s Coaster or whether there will be any noticeable changes to the ride when it reopens next summer. However, European Disney Park guests recently got a sneak peek at the ongoing refurbishment.Latest Update on Crush’s Coaster RefurbishmentCredit: DisneyOn September 28, X (formerly known as Twitter) user @PixiedustDLP shared several photos of Disney cast members actively working on Crush’s Coaster:Crews were working on the facade of Crush’s Coaster this afternoon. The attraction is currently closed for a large-scale refurbishment and is expected to remain closed until summer 2027. #DisneylandParisCrews were working on the facade of Crush’s Coaster this afternoon. The attraction is currently closed for a large-scale refurbishment and is expected to remain closed until summer 2027. #DisneylandParis pic.twitter.com/b6ixRc2dtf— Pixie Dust DLP (@PixiedustDLP) September 28, 2026Of course, Disney Park guests can’t see what’s going on inside the ride, but the images show multiple cast members in construction lifts working on the Finding Nemo-inspired attraction facade.Credit: Jeremy Thompson, FlickrDisneyland Paris Resort hasn’t announced an exact reopening date for Crush’s Coaster. However, the ride is expected to return to Worlds of Pixar in Disney Adventure World in the summer of 2027.Have you ever been on Crush’s Coaster at Disneyland Paris Resort? In the comments, share your thoughts on the ride with Inside the Magic! The post Disney Provides Update on ‘Finding Nemo’ Rework After Removing Property From Public appeared first on Inside the Magic.