11. Iron Gwazi

Park: Busch Gardens Tampa

Original Opening Date:  Spring 2020

Status: Delayed until park reopening

Though Ice Breaker over at SeaWorld Orlando hasn't been able to test at all, over at Busch Gardens Iron Gwazi was actually testing right up until the park closure, putting this ride in a much better position to have its grand opening when the park reopens. Like other brand new attractions on this list, some last minute re-testing may need to happen before the attraction officially opens, but we'd guess Iron Gwazi will make its grand entrance right alongside Busch Gardens Tampa's return to operation. 

During a recent earnings call, Busch Gardens parent company SeaWorld has said that it is likely that this attraction's opening will also be delayed until next year, when the park can return to full operation. 

12. Harmonious 

Park: Epcot

Original Opening Date:  Spring 2020

Status:  TBA

Late last year it was confirmed for the first time that Harmonious would be making its debut at Epcot sometime in spring 2020, with work progressing quickly around Epcot's World Showcase Lagoon on infrastructure for this show. And though Disney never made a formal announcement about an official opening date, it will of course miss its original spring opening target.

Unfortunately, a 2020 debut is VERY unlikely for Harmonious as Disney has cancelled all nighttime fireworks shows for the foreseeable future, which leaves this show's future in limbo. However, it looks like this project has not been cancelled outright as construction has restarted as of July 2020. 

13. Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Park: Epcot

Original Opening Date:  Summer 2020

Status: Delayed until 2021

Epcot is in a similar situation as Disney California Adventure, as the interior of the new Remy's Ratatouille Adventure ride is basically done according to reports, and was all set to open in an expanded France pavilion in Summer 2020. And though work on the area around the ride as well as the crepe restaurant that was set to open alongside the ride are all basically finished, Theme Park Insider reports that this attraction won't open until early in 2021, as Disney looks to ride out 2020 with no new attractions, since it will need to limit park capacities anyway. However, in a small bit of good news for this attraction, construction has resumed on the area surrounding this new ride, so hopefully we'll be able to experience it soon! 

14. LEGOLAND New York 

Park: LEGOLAND New York

Original Opening Date:  July 4, 2020

Status: Delayed until spring 2021

Though we've seen delays announced for rides, restaurants, and full lands, LEGOLAND New York slated to open on the fourth of July this summer, it was announced this week that the brand new LEGOLAND New York resort, which includes a whole theme park and hotel, will be delaying its grand opening a full year, and will now welcome its first guests in the spring of 2021.

15. Tron Lightcycle Power Run

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Park: Magic Kingdom

Original Opening Date:  2021

Status: Delayed until 2022 

Though preliminary work on the Tron Roller Coaster has been going on for almost a year now, it looks like construction was set to be ramping up in the new year as Disney was preparing to get this attraction ready for its planned 2021 debut. However, independent reports indicate that several cranes have been taken down, and Theme Park Insider reports that this project has been delayed until 2022. Disney has recently confirmed that this attraction's development will be picked back up in "stages", and a new timeline will be announced later. 

16. Reflections - A Disney Lakeside Lodge

Park: N/a

Original Opening Date:  2022

Status: Cancelled

Reflections - A Disney Lakeside Lodge resort was announced as a deluxe-level property that was to be themed around Walt Disney's love of the natural world. When completed, this new hotel would include more than 900 rooms as well as Disney Vacation Club villas spread across a variety of unique accommodation types. 

However, it looks like this entire project is in the process of being scrapped, as construction contracts have not been renewed, and some equipment has been removed from the site. 

17. Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind

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Park: Epcot

Original Opening Date:  2021

Status: Delayed until 2022 

Like Tron Lightcycle Power Run, Epcot's Guardians of the Galaxy-inspired attraction is very far along in development, with construction on this first-of-its kind roller coaster entering its final phases in preparation for its originally expected debut next year. However, according to Theme Park Insider this project has also been delayed until 2022 as well. However, it looks like as of July 2020, construction on this project has officially restarted. 

18. Permanent Festival Center 

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Park: Epcot

Original Opening Date:  2022

Status: Downsized/cancelled 

A permanent Festival center was in the planning phases for Epcot, and was intended to host live events while providing a stunning elevated view of the entire park with a beautiful three-level structure featuring a plaza level, a middle expo level, and a park that sits in the sky on the top level. However, Theme Park Insider reports that this project has been put on the back burner or potentially cancelled outright, Disney has confirmed that it will be taking a "different approach" to this project than what was originally announced. We're not quite sure yet what that means, but hopefully we'll have some more information soon. 

19. UK pavilion redesign/Mary Poppins attraction

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Park: Epcot

Original Opening Date:  TBD

Status: Downsized/cancelled 

Disney announced last year that the UK pavilion in the World Showcase would be getting a Mary Poppins facelift in the near future that would see the fictional neighborhood of Cherry Tree Lane added to the pavilion and a new attraction inspired by Mary Poppins added behind the facade. However, Disney has confirmed that the project is being "reevaluated" and has been removed from The Epcot Experience. 

20. Play Pavilion 

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Park: Epcot

Original Opening Date:  2022

Status: Delayed indefinitely/cancelled 

Much like the permanent Festival Center and Mary Poppins attraction, Epcot's new "Play" pavilion has been in the works for some time, but with construction not actually started (and a heavy emphasis on interactive components and character interactions), this is likely another project that Disney will be reassessing over the coming months. As of right now this is still included as part of the Epcot Experience presentation, but that could change in the near future, so stay tuned for updates on this particular Disney project. 

21. Universal's Epic Universe (The whole park)

Park: Universal's Epic Universe 

Original Opening Date:  2023

Status: Delayed indefinitely/cancelled 

Comcast executives confirmed last month that due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, all construction on Universal's Epic Universe has been paused, and the target opening date has been moved. The new Universal Orlando Resort expansion was originally set to open in 2023, and while Comcast CEO Brian Roberts did not say specifically how much delaying construction would impact the project’s overall timeline during the phone call, Orange County mayor Jerry Demings said in a separate meeting that he had spoken to Universal officials and was told that the project has been delayed by a year, making a 2024 theme park opening the new target. 

And while 2024 sounds pretty far away now, there's no telling how things may develop in the future, so that is likely a "best case scenario" target for the resort, as it is possible that the project could be delayed indefinitely or cancelled. During a recent earnings call, a Comcast executive confirmed that this project was still on hold, and Universal would have updates about its future at another time.