The clock on the façade of “it’s a small world” at Magic Kingdom is working again, according to WDWNT.
The outlet reported that the clock broke the previous week, and Cast Members initially said repairs could take more than three weeks while they awaited a part. It was restored just over a week later.
The clock’s smiling face turns as flowers and gears move across the attraction façade, while clock hands spin beside it. Every 15 minutes, doors open to show the current time on large blocks.
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WDWNT reported the repair comes as the attraction continues to have other maintenance concerns, including discolored walls, peeling and cracked surfaces, and burned-out light bulbs.
