Walt Disney World’s Express Monorail, which transports guests between Magic Kingdom and the Transportation and Ticket Center, is currently unavailable. While the Resort Monorail was still running at first, it has now closed, too.

Update 1:50 p.m.: The Express, Resort, and EPCOT Monorail lines are back up and running.

Monorail Troubles

The Express Monorail sign at Magic Kingdom reads, “Monorail service is currently not operating. Please use alternate transportation.”

The Resort Monorail was still available when we were leaving Magic Kingdom. It can take guests from Magic Kingdom to the TTC, albeit with stops at nearby resorts.

While on the Resort Monorail, we saw trains parked on the Express line at the TTC and Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. We don’t know why the Express line was closed.

The train we were riding was then taken out of service at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. All guests on the train had to exit at the Contemporary. The Resort Monorail line was then closed.

We don’t know if this was for the same reason as the Express Monorail’s closure or just temporary while the train was removed. The train we were on left the resort and another train pulled up to park.

Weather does not seem to be a factor in the closures and the EPCOT Monorail line appears to be running fine.

Ferryboat service remains available between Magic Kingdom and the Transportation and Ticket Center, as well as to nearby resorts.

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