-
The new WDWMAGIC iOS app is here!
Stay up to date with the latest Disney news, photos, and discussions right from your iPhone. The app is free to download and gives you quick access to news articles, forums, photo galleries, park hours, weather and Lightning Lane pricing. Learn More -
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Disneyland Tomorrowland Refurb Idea- Regular, 2055, or Sci-Fi City
- Thread starter Jasonflz
- Start date
Sorry for the wait but I had a mismatch.
2055:
Area- Tomorrowland 2055's color scheme would be unique. It would be mostly silver with darker colors added to various parts of the land. New structures would be built at the farther end of the land. The night lighting would remain neon. Silver palm trees would adorn the area near the former innoventions building. The park would also feature (for a brief time) a Kim Possible activity similar to WS in Epcot.
Tron- See previous description of ride.
Mission Space- Imported in from Epcot is Mission Space, replacing Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters. The exterior portion of the building would be changed up. A large, X-2, spaceship would be placed above the sign and entrance. A mural would be added to the far side of the building. Upon entering guests could pick the green version or orange version, each providing a different experience. The queue would be a walk through ISS's training facility where windows would provide guests with a view of diffferent training courses. Small touch panels on the walls of the queue would let guests learn a bit about the history of space travel and astronauts and even help tie in the attraction to Tomorrowland 2055. There would be two areas where the simulator is in, unlike the four that EPCOT CENTER has. The exit area would feature an interactive playgroud coupled with Space Race and other activities.
Timekeeper- The old Mission To Mars would reopen in the form of the long proposed Timekeeper. A large mural about the histor of inventions from the minds of Jules verne would adorn the entrance. The mural would show an illustrated Verne pondering while airplanes, cars, hot air baloons, submarines, spaceships, various inventions like the lamp and vacum, trains, etc. The queue would lean towards Paris's Le Visionarium show queue. The rest of the attraction would be a slightly updated version of the original show along with a new score and the deleted scenes re-added.
PeopleMover- Same as the previous rehab idea but with added touchscreens on each vehicle that allows guests to learn about each attraction but with Tomorrowland advertisements.
Orbitron- The orbitron would be a kinetic moving attraction with the addition of a new look and color scheme.
Captain EO- The old show would be re-visited but now with Zac Efron added as Captain EO himself. The updated, new show would feature an in theater projection field, lazer effects, fog effects, fiber optic stars, and much more.
House Of The Future- Read previous attraction description.
Carousel Of Progress- Read previous attraction description.
2055:
Area- Tomorrowland 2055's color scheme would be unique. It would be mostly silver with darker colors added to various parts of the land. New structures would be built at the farther end of the land. The night lighting would remain neon. Silver palm trees would adorn the area near the former innoventions building. The park would also feature (for a brief time) a Kim Possible activity similar to WS in Epcot.
Tron- See previous description of ride.
Mission Space- Imported in from Epcot is Mission Space, replacing Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters. The exterior portion of the building would be changed up. A large, X-2, spaceship would be placed above the sign and entrance. A mural would be added to the far side of the building. Upon entering guests could pick the green version or orange version, each providing a different experience. The queue would be a walk through ISS's training facility where windows would provide guests with a view of diffferent training courses. Small touch panels on the walls of the queue would let guests learn a bit about the history of space travel and astronauts and even help tie in the attraction to Tomorrowland 2055. There would be two areas where the simulator is in, unlike the four that EPCOT CENTER has. The exit area would feature an interactive playgroud coupled with Space Race and other activities.
Timekeeper- The old Mission To Mars would reopen in the form of the long proposed Timekeeper. A large mural about the histor of inventions from the minds of Jules verne would adorn the entrance. The mural would show an illustrated Verne pondering while airplanes, cars, hot air baloons, submarines, spaceships, various inventions like the lamp and vacum, trains, etc. The queue would lean towards Paris's Le Visionarium show queue. The rest of the attraction would be a slightly updated version of the original show along with a new score and the deleted scenes re-added.
PeopleMover- Same as the previous rehab idea but with added touchscreens on each vehicle that allows guests to learn about each attraction but with Tomorrowland advertisements.
Orbitron- The orbitron would be a kinetic moving attraction with the addition of a new look and color scheme.
Captain EO- The old show would be re-visited but now with Zac Efron added as Captain EO himself. The updated, new show would feature an in theater projection field, lazer effects, fog effects, fiber optic stars, and much more.
House Of The Future- Read previous attraction description.
Carousel Of Progress- Read previous attraction description.
Tubes
New Member
So, Tron takes over the old Star Tours building. And Mission: Space is in the current Astro Blaster/old CircleVison theater (good choice, BTW. MS fits better in Tomorrowland than Epcot, not to mention being the spiritual successor of MTM).
Yet you bring back Timekeeper, despite the old CircleVison theater being used by MS?
Yet you bring back Timekeeper, despite the old CircleVison theater being used by MS?
Thrill Seeker
Well-Known Member
Astro Blasters most likely won't be going anywhere considering how popular the ride is, but I like the idea of bringing Mission: Space over. I'm sure that would be a very welcome addition.
gustaftp
Well-Known Member
Mission: Space coming over to Disneyland is not a good idea, unless the rest of Tomorrowland is going to be themed with a more serious tone instead of the mess of ideas it currently is. That would mean getting rid of Star Tours, Buzz, and Nemo, and putting in scientific/realistic futurism that Epcot's Future World consists of.
Just read back through.
Buzz, Star Tours will be removed. The Mission Space import will be slightly altered to fit the current theme of Tomorrowland.
JEANYLASER
Well-Known Member
awesome idea!
:lol: Thanks. I figured it would fit better in Tomorrowland than World Showcase.