Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway opens March 4th at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and we are beyond excited!

Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway Concept Art ©Disney

While we await the arrival of this new ground-breaking attraction, Disney has been teasing us with posters of Mickey Mouse shorts, and the next in the series just dropped.

This poster is based on the short “Tokyo Go” and it shows our favorite intrepid mouse in quite a bind.

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Mickey is shown hanging on to a speeding bullet train as it passes through the heart of Tokyo. He must have some grip strength! This is just the latest in a series of posters Disney has been showing off to promote the new attraction, like “Split Decision”…

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…“Three-Legged Race”…

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…and “Wish Upon A Coin.”

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These posters are getting us pumped to ride Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway when it finally opens. We just wish it were here already!

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What do you think of the poster for “Tokyo Go”? Are you excited to ride Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway? Let us know down in the comments!