Construction walls surrounding the center staircase of the Main Street U.S.A. Train Station have been removed as refurbishment progresses.
Main Street U.S.A. Train Station Refurbishment
Rolling planters have been set up around the bottom of the stairs. A single construction wall panel remains at the top of the train station.
Tan scrim now covers the railings at the top of the train station.
In our last update, both side staircases were available for guests to use. Now the left set of stairs has construction walls surrounding it with a sign posted to the wall that reads “Please use the adjacent stairs” with an arrow pointing to the right staircase. More scrim can also be seen over the construction walls.
On the second floor of the station, the construction walls surrounding the stairs have been removed and replaced with stanchions. A rope between the stanchions holds a sign displaying Cinderella Castle and the Magic Kingdom logo. A construction wall sits at the landing where the two staircases meet. Scrim is above the construction wall and on the side railings.
Construction walls sit on either side of the center staircase with directional signs pointing guests to the train’s queue.
The Walt Disney World Railroad is still in operation while work is ongoing. This is likely a regular refurbishment, as crews have also been painting recently around the Main Street hub.
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