Disneyland to Demolish Office Building for Massive 6,000-Space Parking Garage

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Disneyland Resort has filed demolition permits for the Team Disney Anaheim East office building to clear space for a new 6,000-space parking structure and pedestrian bridge over Harbor Boulevard. This infrastructure project is a key component of the $1.9 billion DisneylandForward expansion plan, which includes additions to Disney California Adventure like the "Avatar" land and an expansion of Avengers Campus.

Why it matters

The new parking garage and pedestrian bridge are vital to support the upcoming expansion of Disney's California theme parks. As Disneyland prepares for a massive overhaul of its eastern gateway, this demolition marks the first physical step in transforming the resort's infrastructure to accommodate increased guest capacity and streamline entry into the parks.

The details

Disneyland has officially filed for the demolition of the 70,000-square-foot Team Disney Anaheim East building, a satellite office facility currently used for administrative and operations support. This building sits on the southern edge of the Manchester cast parking lot, which will now be cleared to make way for the new 6,000-space parking garage and pedestrian bridge over Harbor Boulevard.

• Disneyland has officially filed the demolition permit on February 11, 2026.
• The demolition of the office building is expected to take place in late 2026.
• Construction on the 6,000-space parking garage is slated to begin shortly after the demolition is complete.

What’s next

As the office building is demolished, Disneyland will shift its focus to the vertical construction of the new 6,000-space parking garage in late 2026. The completion of this infrastructure project is vital to support the upcoming expansions at Disney California Adventure, including the addition of an "Avatar" land and the doubling of Avengers Campus with two new attractions.