Silly Symphony Swings is currently closed for refurbishment, but the lengthy refurbishment may be nearing completion as the top has now returned.

Silly Symphony Swings Refurbishment Update

Silly Symphony Swings closed for refurbishment on April 27, 2026. Since then, cream-colored construction walls were installed around the attraction to prevent guests from entering the queue.

During our recent visit to Disney California Adventure, we noticed that the top half of the ride, as well as the swing ride hardware, has returned to the attraction.

For comparison, in this image from June 4th, the attraction can be seen with the top of the ride and all of the swings removed.

In the ride, guests are seated on a swing that dangles from the overhead canopy. The canopy then lifts and rotates guests as the “William Tell Overture” plays.

The attraction continues to be surrounded by tall beige scrim walls on the side visible from Paradise Gardens Park.

Silly Symphony Swings is based on the 1935 short, “The Band Concert,” featuring Mickey Mouse as a conductor who keeps his orchestra playing even as a tornado lifts them all into the sky. There is currently no reopening date listed on the Disneyland website.

For all the latest information about Disney and Universal Park attraction closures, view our refurbishments page here.

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