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- Thread starter marni1971
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James Alucobond
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Wish they'd also just get rid of the Tomorrowland '94 structures instead of taping them off. 
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
They eliminated about 50% of the water so adults could gawk at fireworks on astroturf…why don’t they just seal it in? It’s really an afterthought at this point anyway…
TrainsOfDisney
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The visuals still work well. Disneyland never had more than the moat around the castle.
The hub changes are still not ideal - the great tree massacre, removal of benches, etc. - but the remaining water is still very nice.
Vegas Disney Fan
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Did it happen to mention if they were going to back to red or sticking with the metallic blue?
I always preferred the more natural looking red, the blue always makes me think of Mr Freeze from Batman.
On second thought I wish they’d just get rid of the rocks as well as the last of the space theming, I think trees would look better than out of place rocks.
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Vegas Disney Fan
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I’d like to see them add a lot more greenery, green architecture would fit the Tomorrowland theme and also Disneys environmental philosophy.
I think something as simple as plants on the Peoplemover canopy would really soften the land while simultaneously making it feel more futuristic.
UNCgolf
Well-Known Member
Wish they'd also just get rid of the Tomorrowland '94 structures instead of taping them off.
I had the same thought. Get rid of them, please. They were fine when the whole land had that aesthetic, but now that they've partially moved away from it, they're awful.
Movielover
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I would love a color scheme more like Tokyo's Tomorrowland.
And, you know, actually use all the abandoned attraction space in the land as well. lol
And, you know, actually use all the abandoned attraction space in the land as well. lol
FigmentFan82
Well-Known Member
Bring back the spires!!!
I know you’re reading this Josh
I know you’re reading this Josh
Bocabear
Well-Known Member
There was a Tomorrowland concept they did decades ago called Montana, and it was full of vegetation....That version was definitely not utilized... There were some good ideas.... and yes I agree...greenery would be beautiful but probably a maintenance problem.... and the artificial greens fade... sadly....
Bocabear
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The Spires were fantastic... What an impression they made as you first entered Tomorrowland! Taking the land back to its 1971 look appears to be what they have sort of been doing, but without the Spires it jut looks half-hearted and too plain. There is way too much dead space in Tomorrowland....Replace the Speedway with an Aquatopia type attraction...stled to match the existing architecture and the architecture of Space Mountain.... Add a proper land entrance back (Spires) and more and more eye candy... It needs to feel kinetic and vibrant....
Theme Park Nerdo
Active Member
Call me crazy, but I actually have a game plan for clearing out asbestos in the Stitch building in Tomorrowland if you all want to hear it. Of course, this all depends on whether Space Mountain closes for its rumored retracking, and along with it, the PeopleMover to allow construction work inside both SM and the Stitch complex.
- Temporarily relocate Cosmic Ray's operations and menu to Tomorrowland Terrace.
- Auntie Gravity's menu moves to The Lunching Pad.
- Star Traders can afford to close for a while because the same kind of merch can be found throughout Magic Kingdom anyway.
- Progress City diorama receives complete restoration and refurbishment.
- Stitch's Great Escape space can finally get a replacement.
I still believe Stitch Encounter from Tokyo/Paris will replace Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor at some point in the future, since it pretty much uses the same show technology.
- Temporarily relocate Cosmic Ray's operations and menu to Tomorrowland Terrace.
- Auntie Gravity's menu moves to The Lunching Pad.
- Star Traders can afford to close for a while because the same kind of merch can be found throughout Magic Kingdom anyway.
- Progress City diorama receives complete restoration and refurbishment.
- Stitch's Great Escape space can finally get a replacement.
I still believe Stitch Encounter from Tokyo/Paris will replace Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor at some point in the future, since it pretty much uses the same show technology.
Excuse me, Crazy, but what makes you think that there is asbestos in the Stitch building? And, if there ever was any, it hasn't already been cleared out over the years it sat empty?
Theme Park Nerdo
Active Member
Oh, so it's not true I assume?
I asked where your info that it has asbestos is from.
Do you have an answer for that?
You're making the claim there's an asbestos problem. Justify your claim.
AidenRodriguez731
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Pretty sure its a lot of peoples common conception that that is the main reason that people have said they are not touching the building. They are most likely repeating that information
Really haven't heard anyone assert that until recently. The space was rumored for new attractions for a while, then a silence, and only recently baseless speculation about asbestos.
Therein lies one of the biggest problem in relying on the internet for facts.
HMF
Well-Known Member
Just like every other store in MK and possibly the whole resort.