An very happy the updates to the attraction. It is one of my favorites and ee each time we cone to WDW.
Iwas lucky as a child to see te original at the New York World’s Fair. Yes I am that old and I am am taken back to a wonderful childhood memory.
Love the Carousel of Progress since the World’s Fair, when I was a kid. Great that they’re refurbishing the theater. The absolutely need to update the last panel. It’s very 2010!
I know it would be impossible for them update another legacy opening day attraction but about Mission to Mars could be revisited. I would bet that Elon Musk’s future plans for the Starliner transport vehicle would fit nicely in that setting. A ISS flyby could part of the show as well being it would have been long since retired by then. As for the length of the trip to Mars I’ll leave that to imagination of the WED.
Comments for Disney World Revives 49-Year-Old Attraction, Completely Gutting All Seating as Guests Respond
Bryon Coffman
An very happy the updates to the attraction. It is one of my favorites and ee each time we cone to WDW.
Iwas lucky as a child to see te original at the New York World’s Fair. Yes I am that old and I am am taken back to a wonderful childhood memory.
Cheryl C
Love the Carousel of Progress since the World’s Fair, when I was a kid. Great that they’re refurbishing the theater. The absolutely need to update the last panel. It’s very 2010!
Alyn Rose
I know it would be impossible for them update another legacy opening day attraction but about Mission to Mars could be revisited. I would bet that Elon Musk’s future plans for the Starliner transport vehicle would fit nicely in that setting. A ISS flyby could part of the show as well being it would have been long since retired by then. As for the length of the trip to Mars I’ll leave that to imagination of the WED.
Jerry Atrix
The seats aren’t the only thing needing a refurb. The “future” is already the past in this attraction, which is one of our favs.
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