trainplane3
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The black area? It's their clever way of hiding the smoke stains from the trains. As you said later, it's been there for a very long time.
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T.Will
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It's clever. I just allowed my excitement of possibly finding something new to get the better of me.
Father Robinson
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What was the change to the queue?
WDW Guru
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Ditching the video games in the queue lines. The Disney Play app rendered them useless.
Rich Brownn
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Actually, Space Mountain was originally proposed for Disneyland so no, it wasn't. (There we plans at one point to add the Matterhorn here too).I'd prefer WDW's SM stay unique with the two tracks and bobsled style. The point of our Space Mountain was to be the "Space Matterhorn". You know it's basically a clone of the Matterhorn, because you know all
Father Robinson
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So what's there now?
GlacierGlacier
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This was posted a bit back, but screens displaying either stars or informational displays showing various nebulas/galaxies and their quantitative properties.
Clamman73
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Screenshot from Cory Meets World livestream this morning.Looking at this new picture from @wdwmagic, it seems like we're getting another pattern on the building.
Random question: Those "metal" TTA supports at the entrance to the land are going to get changed back to the original retro white ones, right @marni1971?
MickeyMouse10
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Hopefully they get rid of Monsters Inc Laugh Floor. It doesn't fit in Tomorrowland at all. Unless they are saying the Pixar theory is true and in the future every human is dead in the world and the Monsters have taken over. And the colorful doors they go through are time portals to the past.
I wouldn't mind if they just moved it over to Hollywood Studios. That seems like a Disney thing to do. Take one existing ride and build a land around it ala Toy Story Land.
I wouldn't mind if they just moved it over to Hollywood Studios. That seems like a Disney thing to do. Take one existing ride and build a land around it ala Toy Story Land.
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MickeyMouse10
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In the future all trees look like Kabobs and there is very little theming.
I'm good with this.
It's one of the more popular armchair ideas. It'd be a easy move and quick gain for DHS. Problem remains though... what to do with the husk of a land that is Tomorrowland should it lose another attraction? TL needs new attractions! Then there's the vacant Stitch building and I can't imagine Buzz sticking around for another 10+ years. Armchairs unite! Someone throw Disney a bone. Why haven't they come up with serviceable attractions to revitalize TL? Oh... it's the $$$. Paint must be hella-expensive.
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MickeyMouse10
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I'd be cool with them replacing Stitch beforehand. Then they could do a trade of "Star Tours" for "Monsters Inc".
KikoKea
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TL is near to my heart, and it is our favorite land because of SM, CoP, and TTA, but..... sad to say, it makes me wince when we go there. Seems like they can't decide on the paint, the style, the theme, or if it is even "tomorrow"-land. I'm hoping Tron will bring some sort of cohesion to the area.
T.Will
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Universal has the rights. So no go for Ant-Man ride replacing MK's Buzz.
Brad Bishop
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Fresh Baked just did a video on the rumor for Disneyland's Tomorrowland.
Granted, it's a rumor but he's heard it twice now from two different sources:
Tear it down
Literally demolish all of it and rebuild something new saving Space Mountain and the Lagoon. It makes a lot of sense. Everything is so tightly integrated that you can't tear down one thing without possibly wreaking havoc on another. The Peoplemover was lost long ago.
Imagine if they did that at DL and then either built the Discoveryland (Jules Verne based) or even if they gave you something like a "Tomorrowland Mainstreet" like the 1994 version was supposed to be for MK (all new buildings and attractions).
It'd make a lot of sense at the Magic Kingdom, IMO, though you'd lose the Peoplemover.
Granted, it's a rumor but he's heard it twice now from two different sources:
Tear it down
Literally demolish all of it and rebuild something new saving Space Mountain and the Lagoon. It makes a lot of sense. Everything is so tightly integrated that you can't tear down one thing without possibly wreaking havoc on another. The Peoplemover was lost long ago.
Imagine if they did that at DL and then either built the Discoveryland (Jules Verne based) or even if they gave you something like a "Tomorrowland Mainstreet" like the 1994 version was supposed to be for MK (all new buildings and attractions).
It'd make a lot of sense at the Magic Kingdom, IMO, though you'd lose the Peoplemover.
MickeyMouse10
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I would love to see the Jules Verne theming come to either Land or World. It is a relevant theming that will not look dated in 30 years. It looks much better than the sterile future theming DW seems to be going with.
But I'd rather have them integrate the peoplemover as well into the new section. It's one of my favorite rides to completely daff out on.
Not me. I'd be cool with them rewriting Stitch and making it work. Doesn't have to be make-all, end-all amazeballs but a descent, serviceable show could/should/would have be attainable. Still don't really get why the shuttered it. Yeah it was a crap attraction but it had it's charms. It just needed a solid rewrite. I mean, if your going to do IP in Tomorrowland Stitch is THE ideal choice for an attraction. But I'm a broken record at this point. I don't think they know what to do with Tomorrowland.
MickeyMouse10
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I don't think it was ever setup right for Stitch. Because it was a cheap retheme of the building's previous attraction. I wouldn't mind if Stitch came back, but I'd rather the attraction be a dark ride like they have in Fantasyland.
The shoulder restraints never really pleased me or the show itself. My family usually skipped it whenever we took our trips to Florida.
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Brad Bishop
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I went on it once, just to see what it was, then never again. Even on a hot, sunny day as a walk-on, I'd skip it. Other rides, such as Ellen, you would still get on if nothing else but for some cold air and a nap (which says a LOT about Ellen) but Stitch didn't even warrant that.