California Screamin', Mickey's Fun Wheel, Games of the Boardwalk, Ariel's Grotto, and the Cove Bar all will close on Jan. 8, with the Cove Bar reopening briefly during the Spring Break period in April before closing again to finish its remodel.

    California Screamin' will become the Incredicoaster, with a reopening scheduled for summer 2018. The rebooted coaster will feature "a mid-century-modern-style loading area, new character moments, and a new look for the ride vehicles," according to Disney's press release.

    The Incredicoaster will anchor the Incredibles-themed eastern quarter of Pixar Pier. Next to that will be a Toy Story-themed section, anchored by the existing Toy Story Midway Mania ride. (No official word yet from Disney on which zone gets the rethemed King Triton's Carousel in between.) Mickey's Fun Wheel will anchor the third "neighborhood," as Disney is calling the new subsections of Pixar Pier. This one will be a grab-bag of all other Pixar franchises, with each of the 24 wheel's gondolas featuring different Pixar characters. (Mickey's face remains, however.) The fourth neighborhood, where the old Maliboomer was, will be themed to Inside Out and feature a "family-friendly attraction, scheduled to open at a later date."

    The rest of Paradise Pier, from the Silly Symphony Swings all the way around to The Little Mermaid ride, will become Paradise Park as Disney splits the former Paradise Pier in two.

    Pixar Pier will open in time for the Pixar Fest event that starts on April 13. However, as mentioned, the coaster won't be open until the summer and the Inside Out attraction not until who-knows-when. No word yet on new names and reopening dates for Ariel's Grotto and the Cove Bar, either.