Below is the original WEDWay Peoplemover script, narrated by "The Voice of Disney" Jack Wagner.
Keep in mind as you read it, it was performed by a Disney legend. It was created by the same era of Imagineers who wrote scripts for The Haunted Mansion, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and other classic Walt Disney World attractions.
Also keep in mind, it has many identical phrases to the new Peoplemover/TTA script. It is filled with what many are now calling "cheap commercials" for TL attractions. It also references landmarks outside of Tomorrowland (Cindy's castle and King Stephan's Banquet Hall).
So are the WDI legends who created the original script (and the rest of WDW) actually the same type of "uncreative idiots" who just "destroyed" the TTA? Or was it a huge mistake for current WDW management to inject some nostalgia back into the park, and should they be frightened to ever attempt it again?
Here is that original WEDWay Peoplemover script
Jack Wagner: The Edison Electric Institute, for America's investor-owned electric companies, welcomes you aboard the WEDway PeopleMover. On this clean, quiet, electric powered ride of tomorrow, the PeopleMover will be your front row seat for a Grand Circle tour of Tomorrowland. Along the way on your mile-long journey, you'll preview many attractions looking into the future and see some of the ways electric energy serves mankind. Now and tomorrow.
Inside the pavilion we're now approaching is Mission to Mars. Where space travelers explore one of our solar system's most mysterious planets. The rocketship journey leaves every few minutes for outer space. And across the way is another journey. A Grand Circle-Vision tour of "America The Beautiful."
And now sit back in your seat as the PeopleMover presents a preview of the future in the city of tomorrow. Man's goal of a better place to live, work and play. This city is a dream. To make it real, we will need to use our energy resources wisely, not wastefully. Today and tomorrow. And now, sit back in your seat... we rely on you, as much as you rely on us...
And now the PeopleMover presents a panoramic view of Tomorrowland and the Grand Prix Raceway. And just ahead is the towering symbol of the Space Age, the spectacular Space Mountain.
We're now entering one of the new wonders of our World. In a moment, we'll preview the Home of Future Living. And then, Space Mountain's thrilling rocket race through the universe.
The rocket ride through Space Mountain is really out of this world. But you can also see the Home of Future Living inside Space Mountain without taking the rocket ride. Now, as we leave Space Mountain, overhead you can see another form of transportation, the Skyway. Carrying you high above the Grand Prix Raceway and other adventures.
You're riding aboard a brand new concept in electric transportation. The first to use electric linear induction motors. There are no moving parts in these clean, quiet motors. Across the way is the Contemporary Resort. Running right through the hotel is the Walt Disney World Monorail. Another electric powered transit system here in our Vacation Kingdom.
We're now moving past the Carousel Of Progress. Where four warm and humorous families welcome you into their homes of yesterday and today, starting way back at the turn of the century. First presented at the New York World's Fair, this famous theater-in-the-round celebrates how progress through electricity has contributed to better living.
Inside the pavilion we're now entering, you'll travel to vacation ports of call through the magic of "If You Had Wings."
In the distance, you will see Cinderella castle. Those of you who have always wanted an invitation to dine in the castle, will find King Stefan's Banquet Hall inside. Now past the Circle-Vision Theater, where you can see "America The Beautiful" as you've never seen it before. All around you in a full-circle motion picture.
Now as we approach the PeopleMover station, our Grand Circle tour of Tomorrowland is coming to an end, but not to a stop, aboard this transportation system that never stops. On behalf of the Edison Electric Institute for your electric company, we hope you've enjoyed your trip aboard this electric transportation system of tomorrow, here today.