News Tomorrowland love

Heppenheimer

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We tend to go “out of season” as they call it and this was only seasonal so have tried it once. A nice change and finally using a facility for what it was meant to be used for as opposed to the scrum of Cosmic Rays. Pre Covid.
Back in the day, the most popular reason to visit Tomorrowland Terrace was because it allowed for a short-cut during the daily Space Mountain Marathon at rope-drop (was more of a dash than a marathon). I'm guessing Fast Passes probably killed this tradition.
 

techgeek

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Back in the day, the most popular reason to visit Tomorrowland Terrace was because it allowed for a short-cut during the daily Space Mountain Marathon at rope-drop (was more of a dash than a marathon). I'm guessing Fast Passes probably killed this tradition.

Way WAY back in the day, I’m pretty sure I had some of the old very regrettable square pizza at Tomorrowland Terrace.
 

Purduevian

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Way WAY back in the day, I’m pretty sure I had some of the old very regrettable square pizza at Tomorrowland Terrace.

Still a morning dash to Space Mountain, but many more run to 7 dwarfs now. Also Terrace isn't a shortcut since they now hold you in the hub instead of outside the berm.
 

dodgr98

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In the Parks
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Way WAY back in the day, I’m pretty sure I had some of the old very regrettable square pizza at Tomorrowland Terrace.
Way back in he day, I got a pepperoni pizza at the Lancer's Inn in Fantasyland. The pepperoni slices had pooled grease in the middle. I tried soaking the grease up with napkins. I ate it and was projectile vomiting a short time later.
 

disneyC97

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Way back in he day, I got a pepperoni pizza at the Lancer's Inn in Fantasyland. The pepperoni slices had pooled grease in the middle. I tried soaking the grease up with napkins. I ate it and was projectile vomiting a short time later.
Bonus points for referencing the “Lancer’s Inn.” Right next to “The Round Table.”
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_caleb

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I'm very happy to mention this.

It seems Tomorrowland has a new boss. And this person cares.

Basically if it is meant to work, there is now a push to have it work again.

Notice again the spinning blue lights above SGE and TLF? The Lno2 and lasers in SGE? Even the choc chip cookies and comets in Space Mountain? It will be a long haul but there is a concerted effort to improve show quality across the land.

This also spreads to subtle improvements. The rock work. The Space Mountain exterior lighting. Even the CoP sign and paint work, and the area BGM being audible.

Moral is higher now that things can be done if reasonably possible. It will take time but it is a great start.

Wow! Those 4 years really flew by!
 

tirian

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never seen the place look worse, honestly!!!

Dear Disney:
When fans say they miss Epcot Center’s Futureworld and O.G. Tomorrowland, they generally mean the inspirational, cutting-edge, large-scale attractions within those lands. With the exception of the original Imagination pavilion, nobody wants a literal return to an outdated, tired aesthetic.
 

UNCgolf

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Dear Disney:
When fans say they miss Epcot Center’s Futureworld and O.G. Tomorrowland, they generally mean the inspirational, cutting-edge, large-scale attractions within those lands. With the exception of the original Imagination pavilion, nobody wants a literal return to an outdated, tired aesthetic.

I'd be pretty happy if they brought the spires and waterfalls back (they definitely aren't).
 

412

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Is there some overarching theme coming? Right now, I'm sensing a Jetsons/Buck Rogers/Tomorrowland 1971/Tron aesthetic, with a dash of "there was a great sale on paint!"

I'm happy for a Tomorrowland update. But this feels like a budget-cut refresh rather than a comprehensive or consistent transformation.
 
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bcoachable

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Did anyone ever verify if what was going in Stitch will still be going in Stitch? Or has it been “stitched” out of the budget for now? And did anyone ever spill the beans on what exactly it was to be?
 

Bocabear

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The Gear Works/Sci Fi Aesthetic worked when it was all freshly done and everything was working...It was a real attempt to do something a little different and it was gorgeous at night... It has since been watered down with odd ideas like the Blue Metallic rocks that never made a lick of sense, Monsters Inc Laff Floor which makes equally no sense in the current setting etc.
Currently I can say I have never seen it look worse...A completely random mishmash of things, half completed paint jobs, and no real focal point like the Spires and Waterfalls... Tomorrowland needs a bold design vision... Tron is going to make it feel more random than ever unless there is a real substantial plan to redress Tomorrowland and bring the design aesthetics together...
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
Just waiting on a miracle...
1) Replace stitch
2) Fix people mover
3) Open Tomorrowland Terrace
4) Update COP
5) Return Robot
6) Update Buzz
7) Update or replace Monsters

8. Finish TRON
9. Retheme Speedway to TRON Racers with electric vehicles
10. New land-wide lighting package
11. New coaster in Space Mountain
12. Replace blue rocks with something... Tomorrowlandish, and spectacular
13. Visual buffer between Tomorrowland and Fantasyland
 

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