Will these iconic Disney World rides be next up on the chopping block?Credit: Ed Aguila, Inside the MagicRelated: Why We Always Skip These Popular Disney World RidesThe Disney theme parks are full of incredible rides and attractions, some of which have become larger than the parks themselves, carving out a spot in pop culture.Rides like the Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, Peter Pan’s Flight, and Matterhorn Bobsleds are likely known even by those who have never stepped foot inside Disneyland or Disney World, speaking to just how iconic they have become over the last several decades. This is not to say that The Walt Disney Company hasn’t developed some modern-day marvels, with the more recent additions to the parks being some of Disney’s best work yet. Attractions like Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, and TRON Lightcycle / Run are incredibly fun, super immersive experiences unlike any other, and Disney has no plans on slowing down anytime soon. However, there’s only so much space inside the Disney parks, begging the question: What could close next?The Twilight Zone Tower of TerrorCredit: Inside the MagicRelated: Fans Hate Disney Right Now – The Latest Disney World Controversy ExplainedLocated at the back end of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror should not be underestimated. This thrilling attraction provides one of the most fun experiences at any of the Disney parks, taking guests through the fifth dimension where they are the stars of their own Twilight Zone episode. This terrifying drop tower has been a staple of the Disney parks since it opened in 1994 and has since spawned several other iterations around the world. However, with so many things changing at the Disney parks, especially at Walt Disney World, one has to wonder how safe the Tower of Terror actually is. At one point, another version of the Tower of Terror could be found at Disney California Adventure, offering guests the same experience as Disney World’s, albeit slightly shorter and smaller. However, in 2017, the ride reopened as a new Guardians of the Galaxy-themed attraction named Mission: Breakout. This new attraction has since become extremely popular and beloved by fans. While Disney has said nothing about the original Florida version, with more and more Marvel attractions seeping into the parks, we wouldn’t be surprised to see Disney retheme its original Tower of Terror.We certainly don’t think that the Tower of Terror will be demolished anytime soon, but we would not be surprised to see the attraction undergo renovations similar to what happened in California.Tomorrowland SpeedwayCredit: Inside the MagicRelated: As a Record Number of Americans Take Cruises, Trump’s Cut Makes Them Significantly More DangerousOne attraction that seems ripe for an overhaul is Tomorrowland Speedway. While fun for kids, this attraction offers little to guests other than loud engine noises and the strong smell of gasoline. While the attraction likely sparked the imagination of guests back when it opened in 1971, in 2025, the Speedway sticks out considerably compared to even some of Magic Kingdom’s other “bad” attractions.Many had hoped to see the Speedway get paved over when Disney was building TRON Lightcycle / Run. However, construction came and went, with the Tomorrowland Speedway remaining intact. If there was any ride in desperate need of removal/repair, it’s the Speedway, though Disney seems keen on keeping it around at the Magic Kingdom for now. Swiss Family TreehouseCredit: DisneyWhile not an actual ride, the Swiss Family Treehouse is still an iconic part of the Walt Disney World Resort. More of a playground than a traditional theme park attraction, this treehouse has been part of the Magic Kingdom for decades, inviting guests to explore the world of the classic Johann David Wyss book.Guests can explore this attraction at their own pace, a rarity for any theme park attraction, let alone one at Disney World. The treehouse features a lot of detail and some kinetic elements, like a waterwheel, helping bring the story of the Swiss Family Robinson to life.However, with the closure of Tom Sawyer Island, another “go at your own pace” playground at the Magic Kingdom, one has to wonder if Disney may be looking at ways to improve or replace its treehouse.Recent ClosuresCredit: D23Related: Amazing Disney Ticket Deal to Include Lightning Lane!While there isn’t any news about the Tower of Terror, Disney’s Hollywood Studios will be getting some upgrades. Disney announced in 2024 that both Muppet*Vision 3D and Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster would be closing. Fans said goodbye to Muppet*Vision 3D on June 8, with Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster set to close sometime in 2026.The roller coaster isn’t going away however, as The Muppets will actually be taking over the ride.One of the largest projects announced was Disney’s plans to overhaul DinoLand U.S.A. at its Animal Kingdom theme park. While this prehistoric land offers a lot of fun and nostalgic charm for guests, it certainly looks and feels dated.To fix this, Disney will be demolishing DinoLand to make way for a new area inspired by South America. Half of DinoLand closed back in January, with the rest set to shut down in 2025. This includes DINOSAUR, meaning guests only have a few months left to take a trip back in time with Dr. Seeker. What rides would you like to see closed at Disney World? What Disney rides do you never want to see close?The post Disney World Shuts Down Fan-Favorite Attraction, Are These Rides Next? appeared first on Inside the Magic.