MickeyMouse10
Well-Known Member
a 1950’s/60’s version of the future that never was and always will be. Borrowing on the ideas of Disney’s past. It would be a what people in the time of the nuclear family thought the future would look like. It uses many ideas that Walt himself came up with during the early years of Disneyland.
There would be 1950’s Ads for different futuristic gizmos and products throughout the land. Kinda what you would see at Hollywood Studios, but with a futuristic theme.
AMF Monorail
----- (usable transportation from the nearby resort area)
----- (much like disneyland it has a station in tomorrowland for easy access)
The Incredibles
----- (trackless, similar to runaway railway)
----- (you get to see a day in the life of the incredibles. the modern day superhero family that has style)
Horizons
----- (omnimover, similar to horizons.. of course)
----- (a clone of the original epcot classic, that should have never been replaced)
Galaxy Mountain
----- (rollercoaster, similar to Space Mountain)
----- (visitors “aka astronauts” board a spaceshuttle to the moon. but they encounter a flying saucer and inhabitants from outer space along the way)
Carousel of Progress
----- (stage show, a clone of the magic kingdom version)
----- (the only difference would be in the final scene. it would now look like a classy 1950's/60's future motif)
The Spaceport People Mover
----- (transit system, similar to mk’s peoplemover)
----- (see future inventions that will change and shape the world of tomorrow)
The Astrojets
----- (aerial carousel, similar to astro orbiter)
----- (fly like your favorite space pilots Captain Cosmic and the Nova Kid)
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TVA: Time Variance Authority
----- (omnimover, similar to ford’s magic skyway)
----- (travel through time with miss minutes as your guide)
restaurants and stores
-- Annette’s Diner, Frankie’s Drive-in Theater and The AutoMat,
-- Johnny’s Jukebox, Blast from the Past, Cruisin and At the Hop
One of my favorite lands that I created for Disneyland Hawaii was the 50's inspired Tomorrowland.
