Allow me to correct the individual who published this article!
Guests at Disneyland haven’t had a legit / complete Tomorrowland since the 1980s!
We’ve lost the Peoplemover, Skyway, 2 Live Stages, a 360° theatre, an Arcade, a trip to the Moon and then Mars, a journey through Inner Space, a revolving musical that entertained you inside and in the shade for a good 18 minutes, what felt like a real Submarine Ride vs watching a cartoon, currently has no functioning Monorail (FACT there was more to do and experiencing in Tomorrowland circa 1959 – 1989!)
It’s the most sad and embarrassing example of a different intellectual property dumped on top of another (Bob Cheapskate Chapek is going to take his sweet time fixing it – if he even does, just like Bob Iger ignored it during Disneyland’s 50th and 60th Anniversary!)
You go to Tomorrowland to ride Space Mountain, drop a deuce, grab a snack, and leave (you could say Tomorrowland benefits from having a Star Wars themed Ride that doesn’t shut down continuously for maintenance issues and can handle the riders per hour – because Galaxy’s Edge can’t do that!)
Tomorrowland should be renamed Nostalgsland until such time as Disney deems it worthwhile to reintroduce attractions that have a truly futuristic theme. How about electric Autopia cars? Maybe something about colonizing the Moon or Mars?
All they seem to care about anymore is incorporating their movie properties into new rides and merchandise sales.
Comments for What Is Disney Doing to Tomorrowland? See the Latest Photos!
Kathy
Are those the same French fries that are on the stage at the Disney Concert Hall in Downtown Los Angeles?
Phoebe L Ho
No, those actually have a purpose. ?
Cj Brown
Allow me to correct the individual who published this article!
Guests at Disneyland haven’t had a legit / complete Tomorrowland since the 1980s!
We’ve lost the Peoplemover, Skyway, 2 Live Stages, a 360° theatre, an Arcade, a trip to the Moon and then Mars, a journey through Inner Space, a revolving musical that entertained you inside and in the shade for a good 18 minutes, what felt like a real Submarine Ride vs watching a cartoon, currently has no functioning Monorail (FACT there was more to do and experiencing in Tomorrowland circa 1959 – 1989!)
It’s the most sad and embarrassing example of a different intellectual property dumped on top of another (Bob Cheapskate Chapek is going to take his sweet time fixing it – if he even does, just like Bob Iger ignored it during Disneyland’s 50th and 60th Anniversary!)
You go to Tomorrowland to ride Space Mountain, drop a deuce, grab a snack, and leave (you could say Tomorrowland benefits from having a Star Wars themed Ride that doesn’t shut down continuously for maintenance issues and can handle the riders per hour – because Galaxy’s Edge can’t do that!)
David Wardle
Tomorrowland should be called Yesterdayland.
Bill Hamilton
Tomorrowland should be renamed Nostalgsland until such time as Disney deems it worthwhile to reintroduce attractions that have a truly futuristic theme. How about electric Autopia cars? Maybe something about colonizing the Moon or Mars?
All they seem to care about anymore is incorporating their movie properties into new rides and merchandise sales.
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