Tomorrowland Overhaul Speculation

TROR

Well-Known Member
I don't know if anyone remembers but I believe there was a MC article earlier this spring stating the rocks were to be removed toward the end of the year (if I remember correctly).

So I think it might be right, this is going to be a two-for-one deal, finish the curb around the HUB and removal of the TL rocks.
This is the best post you've ever made.
 

TP2000

Well-Known Member
This might be an odd request to some but I'd actually like to see these rocks relocated to MK's Tomorrowland. Can we have them?
It's in such an in-between stage right now. We'll just take yours and improve our TL's barren landscape! I'm in the camp that says add more! Anything to give this land some oomph! Disneyland... give us your rocks!

No, sorry, you can't have them and it would be illegal to ship them. California rocks cause cancer and birth defects and a fast but painful death. It's science, so you can't argue against it unless you are racist and misogynist. No rocks for you! The science is settled.

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Animaniac93-98

Well-Known Member
No, sorry, you can't have them and it would be illegal to ship them. California rocks cause cancer and birth defects and a fast but painful death. It's science, so you can't argue against it unless you are racist and misogynist. No rocks for you! The science is settled.

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If Disneyland causes birth defects, then why does the place have so many toddlers in strollers? ;)
 

TROR

Well-Known Member
yea... you guys go on ahead and do that...

then they'll replace it with this
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I forgot how stupid WDI is. I take back my comments from the other thread about how they can't mess up Tomorrowland. This is such a boring, uninspired, bland take on the Astro Orbitor. Sit in a chair and go up and down in a circle! The rockets are what make the ride!
 

Sharon&Susan

Well-Known Member
I forgot how stupid WDI is. I take back my comments from the other thread about how they can't mess up Tomorrowland. This is such a boring, uninspired, bland take on the Astro Orbitor. Sit in a chair and go up and down in a circle! The rockets are what make the ride!
Being in a jet pack is a cool idea, shame that it was wasted on a bland version of the Astro Orbiter.
 

ParkPeeker

Well-Known Member
micechat rumor said:
Just about everything, save Space Mountain, Must Go! We’re talking 1965 levels of Flat Earth here. The Peoplemover tracks are planned to be completely demolished, crushing the hopes of us who did hold on to a tiny scrap of the above emotion that one of Disney’s greatest attractions would return: it ate crowds, gave a long, entertaining and satisfying look at Tomorrowland and environs, was a great place to rest those Disney feet and, most of all, was an attraction where people of all abilities and ages could have fun together.

I can’t talk about the VAST changes going into Space Mountain yet, but when I can, you’ll be the first to know. I DO know that it’s going to be the number two coaster in Tomorrowland, behind the TRON coaster that’s headed our way.

But the placement of this coaster is unusual in that instead of perching on the outside edge of the land – and the park – they’re taking a page from the park down the street. Knott’s Berry Farm’s Silver Bullet Coaster (great coaster, one of my favorites. Worth the trip alone.) and putting one of TRON’S showiest loops on the hub side of Tomorrowland, drawing people in toward wherever that cool-looking thing above pedestrians’ heads starts.

anyone seen this?
 

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