SplashJacket
Well-Known Member
I think Tomorrowland is a really hard land to design. I don’t really have the ideas and vision for Tomorrowland as I do for other areas, that said, years back, someone posted a mock-up of the Tron canopy flanking both sides of the Tomorrowland entrance, and it looked fantastic!Funnily enough, this ride made me re-watch Tron Legacy.
I don't really find this ride that great, but if money was no object I would re-do all of Tomorrowland to fit within the aesthetic. Specifically night. I would thoroughly enjoy an entirely enclosed Tron-morrow land.
As I type this, I realize I have a lot of ideas, but honestly most of them center around the Tron aesthetic that you mention.
Out of all the Tomorrowland’s, Shanghai’s and Paris’s Discoveryland are the most effective, with each having their own flaws, but regardless.
Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland needs to address the empty stitch building, weak buzz attraction, cosmic Ray, the ugliness of the speedway, and most importantly, the massive concrete expanse and ugly bathrooms afforded by the the removal of the skyliner.
Shanghai’s multi-elevation works so well, if coupled with Discoveryland’s water features, that corner could be fully revitalized.
I don’t think anywhere in Magic Kingdom necessitates work. Facade upgrades in Fantasyland would be nice, but Tomorrowland has so much squandered potential.