Theme Park Report
Four additional ticket booths at Disneyland Resort have been demolished as work advances on a future pedestrian bridge connecting the resort esplanade with a new parking structure and transportation hub.
According to WDW News Today, construction walls were installed around the booths earlier this month. The structures have since been removed, leaving rubble and lampposts visible above the barriers. Two ticket booths remain in the area.
The demolished booths follow the removal of two others earlier in 2026. The ticket booths have also been removed from the map graphic in the Disneyland app.
The demolition is tied to the DisneylandForward expansion project. The planned parking and transportation complex will be built at the current site of the Manchester Cast Member parking lot and is expected to include approximately 6,000 parking spaces, 302 electric-vehicle charging spaces, a dedicated area for shuttles and ridesharing, security facilities, and dedicated traffic access from Disney Way.
The pedestrian bridge will connect the Disneyland Resort esplanade with the new complex. The source reports that the parking structure, transportation hub, and bridge are intended to prepare for an influx of visitors as Disney adds attractions and experiences across the resort.
Those reported additions include two new rides at Avengers Campus, a Coco attraction at Pixar Pier, a reimagined Tomorrowland, and an Avatar land that remains in development.
Guests who need to purchase tickets in person can still use the two remaining ticket booths or the Lost and Found booth, according to the report.
