Snow White’s Scary Adventures is about to become the latest classic Fantasyland dark ride to undergo a major refurbishment when the Disneyland opening day attraction goes under the knife in 2020.

Disneyland filed a building permit with the city of Anaheim for a $445,000 refurbishment of Snow White’s Scary Adventures, according to city records.

Disneyland officials confirmed the Snow White’s Scary Adventures attraction is scheduled for refurbishment in 2020.

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Disneyland crews will remove and replace show sets, props and scenes, install new structural beams, refurbish rock work and make electrical upgrades on the 6,200-square-foot Snow White dark ride, according to the building permit.

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The permit also calls for new projector platforms that suggest that the attraction could see some upgraded special effects in select show scenes.

Snow White’s Scary Adventures is one of several Fantasyland attractions from Disneyland’s 1955 opening day that include Peter Pan’s Flight, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, Mad Tea Party, King Arthur Carousel and Storybook Land Canal Boats.

Peter Pan’s Flight dark ride underwent a seven-month refurbishment in 2015. The 1958 Alice in Wonderland dark ride got a five-month facelift in 2014. Mad Tea Party saw the tea cups tightened in 2004 to reduce the spinning speed. King Arthur Carousel underwent an extensive year-long restoration project in 2002 that stretched into 2003.

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Disney World’s Magic Kingdom removed the Snow White’s Scary Adventures dark ride in 2012 to make room for a Princess Fairytale Hall meet-and-greet area. The Florida theme park added the Snow White-themed Seven Dwarfs Mine Train roller coaster in 2014 as part of an extensive Fantasyland expansion project.