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Project City gone from People Mover

StarWarsGirl

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In the Parks
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On Friday, the entire tunnel was dark and the audio was missing. That included the scene with the robot in the rocket. Yesterday, it was back, but the audio was still missing from Progress City all the way through to Mickey's Startraders. The Tomorrowland Speedway was the next bit of narration

Worth noting is that the PeopleMover was down for several hours on Friday.
 

bunnyman

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I was down there from Saturday to Saturday last week. They were having issues all week with Space Mountain and the People Mover. One night Space Mountain was down for an extended period, and got to ride the the People Mover with the lights on. That ride had numerous issues as well with some cars bumping, medical removal, etc. The City model was lit all week except Friday night at some point, and I'm guessing if not a refurb then maybe the lights in the display didn't come back on following one of the numerous service issues in the building.
 

tirian

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I'm not going to make a lot of friends for this, but does anyone else feel like the model never really belonged up there? I mean, Tomorrowland never had the most cohesive themeing, but even going with what they gave you it never made sense for a big 1960s-era model of a planned city sitting above an actual city/plaza of some sort of sci-fi future.

I don't know where else they would put the thing in a theme park, and it's not as if the Peoplemover was full of other high-end show scenes (I guess there's that one lady getting a perm) but like the Grand Canyon and Primeval World scenes along the Disneyland Railroad, it makes less than zero sense in context.
It's important to keep a couple things for legacy's sake, and the model city was important to Walt.

Gotta admit, I agree about the scenes on the DL railroad.
 

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