Another longtime Disney Springs offering is about to disappear forever!
Disney Springs is officially preparing to permanently close its Disney-operated food trucks at Exposition Park on the West Side in June 2026, marking yet another major change for Walt Disney World’s shopping and dining district.
According to reports, the closures will impact the trio of Disney Springs food truck locations that currently rotate offerings near the West Side area of Disney Springs. Disney has not officially announced what will replace the food trucks once they close.
The Food Trucks Have Been Part of Disney Springs for Years
The Disney Springs food truck area originally debuted during the Downtown Disney-to-Disney Springs transformation and gave guests quick-service dining options in the Exposition Park area near the West Side.
Over the years, the lineup evolved into three primary food truck concepts: 4 Rivers Cantina Barbacoa Food Truck, Cilantro Urban Eater, and GoJuice.
The trucks served a variety of grab-and-go menu items, including taco cones, birria tacos, arepas, tostadas, smoothies, açai bowls, and Latin-inspired street food dishes.
The Closures Continue at Disney Springs
The permanent closure of the food trucks joins several other recent Disney Springs shutdowns and changes happening throughout 2026.
In recent months, Disney Springs has already seen permanent closures, including Sprinkles Cupcakes, Francesca’s, and Shore.
While Disney Springs constantly evolves with new restaurants, shops, and entertainment offerings, longtime Disney fans are beginning to notice just how many familiar locations have quietly disappeared over the last several years.
Disney Hasn’t Announced a Replacement Yet
At this time, Disney has not confirmed what will happen to the Exposition Park food truck area after the closures take effect in June 2026.
The space sits in a valuable section of Disney Springs near several high-traffic West Side offerings, which has already led to speculation among Disney fans online about whether Disney could eventually redevelop the area for another dining concept, seasonal event space, retail expansion, or entertainment offering.
At Disney Springs lately, permanent closures usually mean something new is eventually on the way!
For many guests, the Disney Springs food trucks became a reliable quick-service option during busy shopping days thanks to their faster ordering process and unique menu offerings compared to traditional Disney quick-service locations.
The food truck area also gave smaller culinary concepts an opportunity to operate within Disney Springs without requiring full restaurant spaces. Now, another longtime piece of Disney Springs history is preparing to disappear.
We’ll continue watching for more Disney Springs closures, new restaurant announcements, construction updates, shopping changes, and Walt Disney World dining news, so be sure to check back soon for more Disney Parks updates.
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