Officials say Disneyland’s haunted house will be temporarily closed this summer as it undergoes a reform to prepare for the Halloween season.
The attraction will begin closing on August 11, according to a report from an article on the Disneyland website earlier this week.
According to Disney officials, the temporary closure is an annual event as the park prepares to turn a ride into a haunted house holiday – a creepy makeover inspired by “a pre-Christmas nightmare.”
“This is something we do every year, so guests are looking forward to this short downtime,” said a Disney official.
The official added that the attraction is scheduled to reopen on August 22, spending Halloween in time at Disneyland Resort.
During a brief closure, guests should expect sufficient abortion while wandering the park. Infrastructure consulting firm Aecom estimates Disneyland will have more than 17 million visitors in 2023, an average of more than 46,000 per day.
