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[ImperfectPixie]

I love the Tomorrowland movie....yes it does kinda lose its focus by the third act, but the rest of it is very well done and inspiring....very Disney

I found it very inspiring, too.

 

[NateD1226]

 

[retr0gate]

Played around with photoshop the other day to envision a route they could go down with the Astro Orbiter. Removing some elements, replacing others, repainting, etc (assuming they were to salvage some of what’s already there). Even replaced the spire with a more space mountain-esque one.

 

[kevlightyear]

View attachment 449303Played around with photoshop the other day to envision a route they could go down with the Astro Orbiter. Removing some elements, replacing others, repainting, etc (assuming they were to salvage some of what’s already there). Even replaced the spire with a more space mountain-esque one.

This is almost exactly what I had imagined. Well done!

 

[Animaniac93-98]

View attachment 449303Played around with photoshop the other day to envision a route they could go down with the Astro Orbiter. Removing some elements, replacing others, repainting, etc (assuming they were to salvage some of what’s already there). Even replaced the spire with a more space mountain-esque one.

I hope you don't mind, but I used your photo to create a Star Jets/Astro Orbiter hybrid idea:

Not the cleanest edit, or best angle, but I think it gives you an idea of what it could look like.

Of course a potential version in the States would not have the Japan Airlines logo stamped on every rocket.

 

[Dunston]

I'll be honest. I really think they're screwing the pooch with WDW's formerly perfect tomorrowland by taking the '94 stuff and just painting it white instead of completely replacing it...

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

I'll be honest. I really think they're screwing the pooch with WDW's formerly perfect tomorrowland by taking the '94 stuff and just painting it white instead of completely replacing it...

Yeah... maybe it will work when it’s all finished but I’m not seeing it come together. Nothing goes together at all. I’m not a big tron fan but if they were going to go that route they should have expanded that into the entire land somehow.

 

[retr0gate]

I hope you don't mind, but I used your photo to create a Star Jets/Astro Orbiter hybrid idea:

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Not the cleanest edit, or best angle, but I think it gives you an idea of what it could look like.

Of course a potential version in the States would not have the Japan Airlines logo stamped on every rocket.

Not at all, I love this!

 

[Mike730]

This photo from Tom's Rag shows that they're down to the base metal for some of the legs. Presumably those will get some sort of new covering despite the white paint on the old '94 legs elsewhere?

 

[trainplane3]

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This photo from Tom's Rag shows that they're down to the base metal for some of the legs. Presumably those will get some sort of new covering despite the white paint on the old '94 legs elsewhere?

That's not new at all. Those have been like this since TL 94 happened:

From Google Maps

 

[Mike730]

That's not new at all. Those have been like this since TL 94 happened:
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From Google Maps

Woops!

 

[tparris]

General update for Tomorrowland as of today

 

[KBLovedDisney]

Will they get rid of or keep the rocks?

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

Was this approved and designed before tron was approved? This just seems so weird to me.

 

[trainplane3]

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Glad to see the roof supports getting completed. A shame to see the legs slowly getting painted.

 

[jt04]

Glad to see the roof supports getting completed. A shame to see the legs slowly getting painted.

I keep imagining a future where sections of people mover track are brought in by flatbed, placed on uneven ground, and have legs that lift them into place while leveling the track. Then just add a prefabricated roof. Miles built in a day potentially.

 

[𝐌𝖆𝖓 𝖎𝖓 𝐖𝖊𝖇]

I keep imagining a future where sections of people mover track are brought in by flatbed, placed on uneven ground, and have legs that lift them into place while leveling the track. Then just add a prefabricated roof. Miles built in a day potentially.

Maybe with the next Tomorrowland update... in a few decades.

 

[SteamboatJoe]

Will they get rid of or keep the rocks?

Don't know but they need to go. Disneyland got rid of theirs.

 

[HMF]

Don't know but they need to go. Disneyland got rid of theirs.

They were painted purple relatively recently so I would think they are staying.

 

[roj2323]

They were painted purple relatively recently so I would think they are staying.

lol, paint means nothing. I saw an entire building get gutted, remodeled and used for a year at DHS before getting promptly bulldozed afterwards. Also, innovations only got a repaint 2-3 years ago and now half of that is being bulldozed as well.

you have to remember that paint is cheap in the grand scheme of things