Disney’s Skyliner Crashes Again
Feature Image: @camerondudeck via Twitter
It’s happened again, folks. The Skyliner has yet again been in a bit of an incident. This time, the collision has happened at the EPCOT station.
https://twitter.com/camerondudeck/status/1402399203557576707?s=20
We spoke to a guest staying at the Riviera Resort and they said that a Cast Member mentioned that the doors would not open and the Cast Member’s had to manually open them.

Photo: @camerondudeck via Twitter
There has been no word from Disney on the accident and it appears the Skyliner is still down with no word when it will resume operations.

Photo: @camerondudeck via Twitter
We all know this isn’t this first Skyliner incident, and probably won’t be the last. The most recent happened at the Hollywood Studios station where a wheelchair-accessible gondola crashed into the back of another gondola, causing the glass to shatter and fall. The wheel-chair accessible gondola tried to make it’s way back onto the main section of the track and made contact with another gondola.

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The first incident took place back in 2019 when 2 gondolas collided at the Riviera Resort station and guests were stranded for 3 hours. At least one person was taken to the hospital while others were just inconvenienced. The Skyliner did close for a period of time following this incident.
Stay tuned as we follow this incident!
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Photos: @camerondudeck via Twitter