Disney World fans may want to make time for a few familiar attractions during their next vacation, especially with another year of major changes approaching.Several longtime experiences have already disappeared as Disney makes room for new attractions, expanded lands, and updated entertainment. However, fans believe more permanent closures could arrive in 2027.And some of the attractions facing speculation have entertained visitors for decades.While Disney hasn’t announced permanent closure dates for these six attractions, their age, location, and redevelopment potential have made them subjects of fan speculation.Here’s why these attractions could disappear and what might replace them.1. Monsters, Inc. Laugh FloorMonsters, Inc. Laugh Floor has entertained Magic Kingdom visitors since 2007, offering an interactive comedy show featuring Mike Wazowski and other characters from Monsters, Inc. (2001).However, its future has become a topic of discussion following Disney’s announcement of an entire Monsters, Inc. land at Hollywood Studios.With Monstropolis expected to begin opening in phases during 2027, some fans question whether Disney still needs a Monsters, Inc. attraction in Tomorrowland.One rumored possibility involves replacing Laugh Floor with a new Stitch experience.Stitch previously appeared in Tomorrowland through Stitch’s Great Escape!, which permanently closed several years ago.A new attraction could bring the character back while allowing Disney to concentrate its Monsters, Inc. experiences at Hollywood Studios.Disney hasn’t confirmed either possibility.Credit: Sarah Larson, Inside the Magic2. Tomorrowland SpeedwayAnother Magic Kingdom attraction facing questions about its future is Tomorrowland Speedway.The driving attraction has entertained guests since 1971, allowing families to steer gas-powered cars along a guided track.However, its aging concept, gasoline-powered vehicles, and large footprint have fueled speculation about whether Disney could replace it.Some fans believe the attraction feels outdated compared to other Tomorrowland experiences.Others question whether Disney could modernize the ride with electric vehicles or remove it entirely.Tomorrowland Speedway occupies valuable land between Tomorrowland and Fantasyland, making it a potential redevelopment candidate.A replacement could introduce a more advanced attraction or create space for expansion.However, Disney hasn’t announced any permanent closure plans.3. Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMoverThe Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover remains one of Magic Kingdom’s most beloved attractions.Its elevated track carries guests through Tomorrowland, offering relaxing views of nearby rides and portions of their buildings.Despite its popularity, the attraction’s age has raised questions about how much longer Disney will maintain its existing infrastructure.The PeopleMover has experienced lengthy refurbishments, and some fans worry that future Tomorrowland redevelopment could eventually affect its track.Others believe Disney might replace the experience with something more technologically advanced.However, removing the PeopleMover would require significant changes because its track runs throughout Tomorrowland.Disney hasn’t announced plans to close the attraction permanently, and there is no confirmed replacement.Credit: Disney4. Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki RoomWalt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room has entertained Adventureland visitors since Magic Kingdom opened in 1971.The classic musical show features singing birds, flowers, and tiki figures performing inside a tropical theater.However, rumors have suggested Disney could eventually replace the attraction with an experience inspired by Moana (2016).The movie’s tropical setting and popularity have made the existing theater a frequent subject of speculation about replacement.Some fans believe Disney could transform the space into a new musical attraction featuring Moana and other characters.Such a project could introduce a modern experience without requiring an entirely new building.Still, Disney hasn’t confirmed plans to remove the Tiki Room, and the Moana replacement remains speculation.Credit: Disney5. Star Tours – The Adventures ContinueStar Tours – The Adventures Continue has transported Hollywood Studios visitors into the Star Wars universe since 2011, following the original attraction’s 1989 opening.The motion simulator takes guests through different adventures featuring familiar characters and destinations.However, the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in 2019 created questions about the attraction’s future.With Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance offering more immersive experiences, some fans wonder whether Disney will retire Star Tours.Its location outside Galaxy’s Edge also makes it a potential redevelopment candidate.Disney could use the space for another franchise or expand nearby attractions.Nevertheless, Disney has continued updating Star Tours with new scenes, suggesting the company still sees value in the experience.No permanent closure has been announced.Credit: Disney6. Mission: SPACEMission: SPACE has operated at EPCOT since 2003. It offers simulated spaceflight experiences that take guests on either an intense journey to Mars or a gentler mission orbiting Earth.The attraction features two versions, allowing visitors to choose between an intense experience and a gentler alternative.However, Mission: SPACE has received mixed reactions throughout its history, particularly due to its intense spinning motion.Some guests avoid the attraction entirely, while others believe its concept feels dated compared to newer Disney experiences.As EPCOT continues to evolve, fans have questioned whether Disney could replace Mission: SPACE with another space-themed attraction.Its sizable building and location near other major attractions could provide opportunities for redevelopment.Disney hasn’t announced a replacement, though, and the attraction remains operational.Could These Six Attractions Really Disappear in 2027?Disney World continues investing in major projects, and 2027 could bring additional announcements about the resort’s future.However, none of these six attractions has an officially confirmed permanent closure date.Some face longstanding replacement rumors, while others remain subjects of speculation because of their age or location.Disney could ultimately refurbish or modernize several of them rather than remove them completely.For now, guests who love these attractions may want to prioritize them during upcoming visits.After all, Disney World’s recent history has shown that even longtime favorites aren’t guaranteed to remain forever.The post Disney World Prepares for Major Changes: 6 Fan-Favorite Attractions Likely Gone by 2027 appeared first on Inside the Magic.