Magic Kingdom Monorail Loop Changes Again

Shannen Ace

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A sleek, orange and white monorail arrives at a covered outdoor station in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

Magic Kingdom Monorail Loop Changes Again

UPDATE: Cast Members confirmed that the loop will test reversing loops in the afternoon to transport guests more quickly from Magic Kingdom to TTC.

After running clockwise on Sunday, the Magic Kingdom Monorail has changed again, resuming its regular counter-clockwise operations.

Magic Kingdom Express Monorail Loop

A sleek, orange and white monorail arrives at a covered outdoor station in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

The Express Monorail that directly connects Magic Kingdom to the Transportation and Ticket Center reversed direction, running clockwise on Sunday. It’s back to running counter-clockwise as of Monday morning.

The Resort Monorail runs clockwise, and Cast Members can move the train off the loop and into the monorail barn quicker because it’s already going in the right direction to go through the switch track.

Walt Disney World Monorail

Sign for the Magic Kingdom Monorail, featuring a sleek monorail illustration, with an entrance below leading to the train platform—a perfect gateway to your Disney adventure.

The Walt Disney World Monorail system is dubbed the “public transport of the future.” The system opened with the resort in 1971. When EPCOT opened in 1982, it was expanded to visit the second park.

It currently runs twelve Mark VI Monorails across three lines. Each train is identified by their main color. It transports over 150,000 guests daily. The Mark VI Monorails have been in operation since 1989.

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