Expo_Seeker40
Well-Known Member
I like the ideas of sprucing up the facade and overall appearance of the building. I also like the idea of adding in a museum of some sort to the entrance or exit of the ride. I do think that there should be a 4 minute preshow, with a reintroduced presentanion via TV monitors that shoq guests what they are in for, and I mean this in a good way.
As far as rehab goes, with the technology we have today, we can use the latest in Audio Animatronics, but able to maintain the physical appearance of the original 1964 AA's.
We can improve on lighting, and sound.
I mean it would take millions to rehab this ride. Disney has the money, and they need to spend it well on Walt's most favorite ride.
I personally would like to see the ride appear the way it was back in 1964. Tomorrowland no longer is serious about our future. Various pavilions in tomorrowland shwocase the way the future was scene at various time throughout the 20th century, like space mountain, or show contemporary humor about tomorrow, sucha s buzz lightyear's space ranger spin.
If the CoP were to remain in tomorrowland, why not have it end once again in christmas 1960? We would see Walt's original idea for the ride. I mean the ride was far more better than thr current 1994 version. I've already seen photos and films and audio of what the 1964 version was.
This would mean probbaly getting a new Carousel Theater, and allowing it to rotate back to the left/counter clockwise. Oh well no shock for Disney, since they have done this 3 times now.
For both the 1964 and 1967 version, when the theater doors would open, a full peice band and orchestra would play the theme song "beuaitufl tomorrow" and it could be ehard throughout the 3 minutes of loading. Meanwhile where the silver curtain is today, was a Giant wrap around screen called the "kaleidophonic wall", it was here that GE lightbulbs would syn and pulse to the music being played, while the GE logo would be in the center. [where the gear symbol is today]
In the final minute of loading the original narrator Rex Allen, who has since passed away, but is the current voice of grandpa, narrated the ride with an excellent narration. The screen would do waves and lines of motion to match his voice. It was very entertainign and should come back. All we have is a pretty dull theater and curtain.
The first three acts are close to what they were in 1964, that would not take alot to restore them back. The final act, which is act 4 shdould and can be restored back to christmas 1960. We would still see progress, just not progress into modern day, and there's no reason why in the current state of tomorrowland we need to. Let the show end in the 60s. Why not? A better and more informational preshow would explain why. If we keep updating just the final scene we will have a huge gap between 1940 and say 2010 or 2020, this would also effect reoding the first three acts, posislby totally changing them.
There's no real need to update the CoP. I think restoring it, and explaning why it ends in the 60s would help give guests a better understanding and appreciation of the ride.
As far as rehab goes, with the technology we have today, we can use the latest in Audio Animatronics, but able to maintain the physical appearance of the original 1964 AA's.
We can improve on lighting, and sound.
I mean it would take millions to rehab this ride. Disney has the money, and they need to spend it well on Walt's most favorite ride.
I personally would like to see the ride appear the way it was back in 1964. Tomorrowland no longer is serious about our future. Various pavilions in tomorrowland shwocase the way the future was scene at various time throughout the 20th century, like space mountain, or show contemporary humor about tomorrow, sucha s buzz lightyear's space ranger spin.
If the CoP were to remain in tomorrowland, why not have it end once again in christmas 1960? We would see Walt's original idea for the ride. I mean the ride was far more better than thr current 1994 version. I've already seen photos and films and audio of what the 1964 version was.
This would mean probbaly getting a new Carousel Theater, and allowing it to rotate back to the left/counter clockwise. Oh well no shock for Disney, since they have done this 3 times now.
For both the 1964 and 1967 version, when the theater doors would open, a full peice band and orchestra would play the theme song "beuaitufl tomorrow" and it could be ehard throughout the 3 minutes of loading. Meanwhile where the silver curtain is today, was a Giant wrap around screen called the "kaleidophonic wall", it was here that GE lightbulbs would syn and pulse to the music being played, while the GE logo would be in the center. [where the gear symbol is today]
In the final minute of loading the original narrator Rex Allen, who has since passed away, but is the current voice of grandpa, narrated the ride with an excellent narration. The screen would do waves and lines of motion to match his voice. It was very entertainign and should come back. All we have is a pretty dull theater and curtain.
The first three acts are close to what they were in 1964, that would not take alot to restore them back. The final act, which is act 4 shdould and can be restored back to christmas 1960. We would still see progress, just not progress into modern day, and there's no reason why in the current state of tomorrowland we need to. Let the show end in the 60s. Why not? A better and more informational preshow would explain why. If we keep updating just the final scene we will have a huge gap between 1940 and say 2010 or 2020, this would also effect reoding the first three acts, posislby totally changing them.
There's no real need to update the CoP. I think restoring it, and explaning why it ends in the 60s would help give guests a better understanding and appreciation of the ride.
