Which park's space mountain is this?

[WondersOfLife]

My friend posted this picture of space mountain.. Is it possible to tell if this is disneyland's or Disney world's?.. Or maybe another's?

 

[Matt_Black]

Wow, with the lights on it looks like a Dr. Who set.

 

[FerretAfros]

I'm about 95% sure that it's Disneyland's ride. It's definitely their track layout as seen by all the right turns and the wider trackbase for the side-by-side seating arrangement (which is also shared by TDL and HKDL), but if it was taken on a friend's phone that probably means it's from inside the US. Additionally, the new-looking paint job makes me think it's DL's 2005 track install, though HKDL's opened in 2005 and TDL had a huge refrub circa 2008 so I don't want that to be a red herring

Here's a model of the track layout (not my photo). It appears that this photo was take on the right side, looking right. The track directly ahead in the photo is tough to make out in the model, but it's got a wide black strip behind it (presumably representing the walkway) at about the 2-o'clock position

ETA: Looking at the original photo, it appears that it has had some recently-added railings and other fall protection (like the new looking stair tower directly ahead), which would be in line with all of the fall protection stuff that DL has been adding in the last couple years. To my knowledge, the other parks wouldn't have it because their local restrictions are less strict

 

[jprieur]

That's def Disneylands, result of their track rebuild in 2005.

 

[Tegan pilots a chicken]

Beyond a shadow of a doubt Disneyland.

 

[Gig 'Em Mickey]

Do you know it's a space mountain? There are lots of indoor coasters around.

 

[NiarrNDisney]

WDW's?

 

[lazyboy97o]

WDW's?

Definitely not the Magic Kingdom, as that track is of a different style with the support arms that wrap around to the outside tube tracks.

 

[NiarrNDisney]

Definitely not the Magic Kingdom, as that track is of a different style with the support arms that wrap around to the outside tube tracks.

Yeah your probably right! I have never seen DL's track in the light or dark since it was down the one time I went there for a day my trip on vacation in San Diego

 

[marni1971]

DL or Hong Kong.

Not WDW. As said above the support beams area too thick.

Spotting the temporary lighting truss I'd hazard it is DL.

 

[RScottyL]

Do you know it's a space mountain? There are lots of indoor coasters around.

That looks for sure like a Disney one, as it is of high build quality!

If it was a Six Flags or something, I don't think it would be that "nice"