News Tomorrowland love

[rio]

I mean Fantastic Four and Alien both did good just not amazing. But I do feel good enough and are amazing films that deserve a place in TL. I also never understood why Wall-E isn't in TL despite it being a major success

It better deserved a spot in Living with the Land or Animal Kingdom because of it's additional environmental messaging. Tomorrowland is already forward-thinking and optimistic, so what could you add from WALL-E? An advertisement for life onboard the Axiom?

 

[Dranth]

I do really hope we are able to get an Alien attraction at some point in the future.

Same, but with my luck it will finally happen and be a carousel.

 

[Corylancaster]

I'm curious if @marni1971 has heard anything new about future TL area updates?

 

[Moth]

The Universal contract is really the gift that keeps on giving for at least mildly maintaining the thematic integrity of the WDW parks. Too bad it doesn't work for DCA.

I keep saying this.

If you like EPCOT especially, keep praying Universal keeps Marvel long as possible.

 

[marni1971]

I'm curious if @marni1971 has heard anything new about future TL area updates?

Over 9 years since I started this thread huh?

Nothing I know of.

 

[Corylancaster]

Over 9 years since I started this thread huh?

Nothing I know of.

Darn, was hoping you'd maybe heard of the entrance rockwork going away or something like that that we would all love to see

 

[Bocabear]

This all should have received love before venturing into the destruction and rebuilding of the back quadrant of the park for the next 5 plus years.....

 

[Gusey]

This all should have received love before venturing into the destruction and rebuilding of the back quadrant of the park for the next 5 plus years.....

It seems that Tomorrowland has instead received the very very slow approach, with the new paint scheme and sign in 2019/2019, the PeopleMover major refurb and narration update in 2021, Tron in 2023, and now the Carousel of Progress update and Cool Ship update. It's been a lot less instrusive, they just need to commit to something in Stitch now

 

[James Alucobond]

It seems that Tomorrowland has instead received the very very slow approach, with the new paint scheme and sign in 2019/2019, the PeopleMover major refurb and narration update in 2021, Tron in 2023, and now the Carousel of Progress update and Cool Ship update. It's been a lot less instrusive, they just need to commit to something in Stitch now

That's pretty much exactly how they've gone about transforming Frontierland.

Country Bear Jamboree -> Country Bear Musical Jamboree / Summer 2024
Splash Mountain -> Tiana's Bayou Adventure / Autumn 2024
Shooting Gallery -> McKim's Mile House / Spring 2025
Prairie Outpost -> Reopened / Summer 2025
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad -> Full refurbishment / 2026
Rivers of America -> Piston Peak National Park / 2028?

I would not be surprised to see them shove a Pecos Bill update into 2027, at which point the entire land will have been redone.