Disneyland's abandoned Peoplemover and its story

[@thebiggreybeard3387]

Rocket rods and moving the rockets down to the ground was one of the stupidest things they ever did to Tomorrowland. I was there the day Rocket Rods opened, stood in line for hours starting back almost at the main gate and was never more disappointed in Disney than that day.

[@UndyingNephalim]

I think what made it even worse was there was tons of hype for months in anticipation while they were redesigning Tomorrowland. We were able to visit the park during construction but they had the Rocket Rod tracks covered so you could not see the cars as they were testing, but you could hear the engines and tell they were moving pretty fast. There was pretty much no information on what all the new rides and items were so it was a fun guessing game as to what all the new stuff was and everyone was extremely excited to find out what everything was going to be. And then it opened and the Rocket Rod ride was a horrible disaster that was broken down almost every day and had insanely huge lines. I remember being excited wondering what the heck the replacement for the spinning rocket ride on top of the People Mover station was going to be.... only to find out it wasn't even a ride just a spinning decoration. I really like the brass aesthetics of the new Tomorrowland but the end result was just bad and a big step down.

[@SEH221]

It's such a tragedy that the Peoplemover is closed in Disneyland. In Disney World, the Peoplemover is my #1 top attraction to go on each and every time. Because of its rich history and behind the scenes view, it's so important to me. I hope that Disney can refurbish and reopen a Peoplemover in Land, as it's such a central part to Walt's vision of EPCOT.

[@Brandoview]

Agreed. The Disney world one runs off magnets instead of motors such as what Disneyland had

[@Blink1828533]

+SEH221 Plus it's just relaxing!

[@itsspelledzoe1204]

+SEH221 I love it because it is amazing, under appreciated and there is no line!

[@NostaIgiaJunkie]

It would be cool if they kept that retro look if they do decide to refurbish the old track. Not too on the nose retro, but that cool mid century version of the future vibe.

[@danielinthewolvesden]

They cant. It wont pass osha or ADA. In any case- why bring back a ride that stopped being popular? They turned to Rocket Rods due to declining ridership. And the DL version was expensive to run.

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

For those of you who've mentioned the TRON tunnel - I didn't include that or the "Super Speed Tunnel" for the sake of time I had to cut it out, it was making the video drag down. But both were basically through the upstairs of "innoventions" once Carousel of Progress and the Progress City model were gone. You can see the TRON part in this great ride through video. Thanks for watching and sharing all your peoplemover stories! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ-4mIWBfbJ-jbM

[@spenceman6984]

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[@michealmetcalf3125]

Hey I'm going in May. You should go sometime then man. If I see you then I will call out your name

[@TheDaywalker40]

Great videos...yes the tron tunnel...i was waiting to show my son that part and after we watched it he looked at me like "what tron tunnel?"......

[@walrus8636]

I heard Disney was bringing back the people mover!!!! ~I heard it in lots of places~

[@MsRandomnotes1]

After going thru the gift shop, there was a tunnel that would project images from the movie "Tron"...w/sound effects & all!

[@MrMywildside]

Yes. That was the superspeed tunnel that took the place of the view of progress city. It simulated speeding down darkened corridors on light cycles.

[@ltdanu]

Sadly at 42 years old one of my favorite rides at Disney World is the People Mover. No line, relaxed and a wonderful tour of Tomorrowland. I ride it at least 2-3 times a day when I am there. Great video.

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

That's what I love about the Mark Twain!

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Vigo 894 I've seen some very surprisingly aged people on Space Mountain myself! Definitely a popular ride!

[@Cartoon2013]

Your videos are very informative and very entertaining don't ever stop making these!

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Thank you! More on the way!

[@zeroconsequences]

Wow, watching old Justin being so confident and enjoying making this videos.. there's definitely a difference in his videos now. Like an almost comfortable reliance on his defensive insecurities now that he's with Ally but she seems like a sweet girl. Hope he's happy and revisits informative topics like this often! Love his time traveling segments where he teaches us about past Disneyland best!

[@christheleavittman7080]

I don’t really see it.

[@legocontrollerjr]

I was telling my father about your channel and apparently, Rocket Rods was ONE of the ideas for the People Mover track. My father came up with an idea to make a Tron lightcycle ride to replace the People Mover and bring in Tron Fans. Due to the issues of IP, and Disney's greed, Disneyland settled for Rocket Rods instead. The design of Rocket Rods then led to severe malfunctions on the ride that caused it to be shut down for good. Who knows, maybe my dad will get a callback after many years.

[@SirIkeMedia]

Tomorrowland needs an upgrade again. It hasn't been updated since 98. lol

[@pickeljarsforhillary102]

You mean you dont like the GeoCities Pavilion powered by Compaq?

[@Nocredit11208]

Sir Isaac they should go back to the "Tomorrowland 2055" idea

[@Goldiney]

I agree. Retro would be amazing.

[@durnno]

My VIP host told me two interesting things about the people mover last time I was there. First, the track itself is coming down, second, the circle vision screens that remained for the Rocket Rods queue are still intact, right where they left them, behind Buzz attraction, chains and all, for the former lines below. Thank you so much for the video, brought back great memories.

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

The tunnel that led up to the loading platform is still intact too, complete with circa 1998 Gold trash cans! Kinda eerie

[@XIIIBlades]

I just wanted to say that I discovered your channel a couple days back, and in one marathon viewing session, I saw all of your videos! As a Disneyland Fanatic, I love your energy and the facts you bring to light are absolutely fascinating! Everytime I see that you release a new Randomland I get super excited, so thank you! Hopefully one day I bump into you at the Magic Kingdom to give you a high five and a hearty handshake! About this though, I was a little young to remember the peoplemover,but I definitely remember the Rocket Rods. I remember having a lot of fun on them, and being super bummed when they closed down only a year or so later. It's always kinda sad seeing those tracks just sit there unused, I hope they find something to co-opt them for soon.

[@ndguy]

Justin thank you for showcasing & telling the history of my favorite abandoned attraction, and the one that I miss the most in Disneyland! I remember going on the PeopleMover back in the 70's & 80's as a little kid and I loved how it would show you all of Tomorrowland! Since my parents didn't like to get on roller coaster rides like Space Mountain or the Matterhorn back then, we would always get on the PeopleMover and Adventure Thru Inner Space first while in Tomorrowland. I really hope that the Disney Imagineers in Burbank can come up with a newer version of the PeopleMover, like the one in Florida's Magic Kingdom. Which is really awesome and fast when I first got to ride it back in 2012! I love your enthusiasm and many character voices that you use while making Disneyland videos! You always do an amazing job! Thanks again, Justin & hope to see more Disneyland videos from you soon!

[@brooklynelise5767]

This video should have like a million views.

[@benjaminkvamme8986]

I was at Disneyland yesterday and I was wondering about what the purpose of the bridge is in Tommorowland. I was thinking "they could put a ride up there" and I didn't realize the people mover was a thing! Thanks for the video! I want to explore the abandoned people mover now!

[@ChrispyChris]

Thanks for another great video. I was actually in Disneyland and recognized you filming this video! (was in a bit of a hurry so couldn't stop) Keep up the good work!

[@bellar9460]

I remember watching this as a kid when you first posted it. And I had such high hopes that I’d get to experience this ride in the future! But now it’s been 8 years and Disney feels completely different without Bob Iger 😢

[@vaughngriffeth3486]

That was a great retrospective on the Peoplemover Justin! I'm looking forward to more episodes about things in the past in the future!

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Haha thanks Vaughn!

[@rontom7344]

I remember ridding this when I was a kid. Feeling relieved after walking all day. It wasn't that fun of a ride but it was relaxing to say the least. I don't think they should bring it back. Just seeing the empty tracks gives it a nice nostalgic look into the history of it all. That and knowing there had been two deaths on the ride in the past is enough to put this ride to rest. Nice video, bro!

[@ebmosier1]

I really love your Disneyland videos. I'm a big fan of Disney history and I still learned a few new things from this. Very informative and entertaining!

[@jerradshow7199]

Enjoyed both the new intro, and the B&W transition after the old footage. Very nicely done. Oh and I had no idea about the "Rocket Rods". Crazy.

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

It was basically like 'Test Track' almost, but they couldn't get the speed going without having to brake constantly due to the unbanked curves, - just too much wear and tear on the braking system

[@tarynwyss]

yo justin! love the new intro and closing! and frank and his buddies riding the peoplemover was great! keep amazing videos coming, i love how you show that history is interesting and fun! thanks so much!! :D

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

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[@marajadefire77]

Can't believe it's been abandoned for so long. Hope that Disney can do something impressive and in keeping with it. I see the need for progress, but not at the cost of some of the most iconic rides. Would be very sad to see the track bulldozed and removed like so many other classic attractions. Excellent vlog yet again Justin!

[@anthonyestrada2390]

Cool episode .Randomland's great .thanks Justin.

[@DizGrl]

Love the intro!!! Thank you thank you THANK YOU for doing the People Mover!! It was one of my favorite rides. Not only did I love the attraction but I also loved the music!!! I get giddy when I hear it today. Keep up the great videos, Justin!!!

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

The peoplemover music was great! I wish I could have used it. :)

[@LizzyTexBorden]

Tomorrowland in 1967, '68 and '69 was a really happening place.

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

I wish I could have seen it first-hand!

[@Kodachrome40]

Nice graphics! The one thing I liked about the old Tomorrowland is that you could stand next to the Carousel of Progress and see everything in motion. Monorails, People Movers, Submarines, Autopias, Skyway Buckets, Rocket Ships and the Disneyland Train. It was so cool.

[@ob12]

You did a beautiful job with this video. I hope to catch you around disneyland sometime. Thanks again!

[@WDWPRINCE]

Awesome video. There is so much to appreciate in your videos-from the info, history, humor, editing to animation?! How are you doing the animation? Thanks for another quality video!

[@panatela001]

I love your Disneyland videos man! You should do a Magic Kingdom/Disneyland comparison! I grew up going to Disney World, and when I go to Disneyland, I love to note the many differences.

[@David24634]

as a life long Disneyland fan, just want to say how much i love your videos. they are informative, funny, and it would be cool to be in the park when you film these. keep em coming!

[@kevinconleyeta]

love your videos...great editing....keep them coming!!

[@automation2009]

"ride envelope" is what caused the ride system to stall out the idea of people mover returning. that means the width of the car must be equal to the distance to the wall. also since ADA requires evac for handicap now, the installation of elevators along the track would be needed. Now some damage was done to the pillars due to the violent movement of Rocket Rods but the reality is the tube tracks, high voltage rails and the massive rotating switch track system ( 100% out of the public's view what so I ever ) are a massive undertaking to remove. Also, the maintenance bay which use to be the Tron Tunnel is an engineering/service wonder but its so intense that this too would take a long time to demo without effecting Innoventions structural design. lastly, P.M. had a rough history! many injuries and a number of fatal events took place which among us Cast members back in the day, the ride was morbidly called "people remover" . So it does have a sad private history to its long period of operation. I have walked those tracks many many times. and even recently and just a few years prior to the new release of star wars, a few Imagineering team members asked to walk the entire track with us. this is where it was told that the idea to make it into a walking exhibit with some sort of space ship sitting atop the old rocket platform as If ready to blast off, was thought about. as for now, the maintenance bay is used for internal fall protection training and equipment as well as audio animatronic team use that area for servicing equipment. another thing to think about is that the tracks are sealed off where the attraction would enter the old circle vision attraction which is now Buzz Lightyear. the tracks still remain but are completely sealed off to meet fire code. one last thing to think about as well is that the old track travelled above what used to be the motor boat attraction. all of that location is now filled up with dirt and would be visible to guests if people mover was reactivated. the attraction also would bring gas extremely close to the service Bay or dry dock for the submarines. and with the revised of the submarines into Finding Nemo, the tunnel that the submarine enters into was a root cause to completely forget about the motorboat Speedway grounds as they were no longer usable. A lot would have to be done to make it accessible and worthwhile. that would include the People Mover track traveling above that location which is now considered a service area rather than an open location for guests to see.

[@GoofmanCA]

Robert Baca Very detailed info...thanks!

[@conrad4667]

Sounds like we need to get rid of California’s strict regulations, OSHA laws, fire codes, etc. before Disney can begin to BRING BACK THE PEOPLEMOVER!

[@GaryGreenLives]

You nailed it. I remember everything you mentioned. Thanks for the take-back.

[@lorenemartin6543]

Great job! Love the old history of Disneyland. Looking forward to more of your videos.

[@TheJakeSchnur]

Great video! Number one source for park trivia, right here! Keep it up! Also, awesome new intro!

[@mellymuse1]

I just discovered your channel. Love it! I keep hearing rumors that they will bring back the people mover. Maybe they've figured some way to modify it and comply with new codes. I remember riding this as a kid at night when I was super tired from walking all day. Good memories!

[@BrianSterowski]

Great video! I don't even remember seeing the people mover tracks the last time I was at Disneyland. I'll have to take a look when we go back in a few months.

[@TheRyanLamont]

It was really interesting learning about the Disneyland people mover, I love the Disney World people mover! :)

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

I can't wait to ride it!

[@BenDufault24]

Same thing

[@Strazman]

The only way the Disneyland Peoplemover could be brought back is to completely demolish the existing track and superstructure and replace it. Disney simply does not want to put the investment into such a thing, as this would not only cost a ton in demolition, but considering how much of the track weaves in and out of current attractions, it would have a collateral impact on most of the other Tomorrowland attractions as well, as they'd most likely have to shut down for certain amounts of time while the ride was torn down, refurbed, retrofitted, etc. It's a shame, really, that they even decommissioned it in the first place. They took a ride that people loved, and got rid of it.

[@MrRemark21]

Strazman, after the completion of Star Wars Land at Disneyland in 2019, in the same above ground platform due to the possibility of people with wheelchairs or mobility scooters, we all know it would not be the new PeopleMover. Instead, it could be the Heathrow Pod Tour, it could be iMover, it could be Boxcar Tour or it could be a new ride with normal speed that is more comfortable than ever before.

[@danielinthewolvesden]

No, they didnt love it. People stopped riding it. It was changed to Rocket Rod due to declining Ridership and high maint costs. The one at WDW uses a different system.

[@metropod]

There is actually a third Disney built peoplemover, at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Dallas. the system, formerly called the "Inter-terminal train" and now just "the Subway" is based on the version from Magic Kingdom, with linear Induction motors.

[@GuanRytheFantastic]

I really enjoy your vids, man. When I was 7 my family went to Walt Disney World(it was their 15 year celebration) and one of the rides I will never forget is the one that shows Walt's city of the future, thanks for sharing that here!

[@eatingcereal777]

I've never clicked on a video so fast in my entire life! I've always been so curious about the attraction and abandoned track.

[@graceliu8995]

Great editing and storytelling LFDP! You are hilarious. Boarding the PM was always so exciting, especially since Rocket Jets was spinning above. I remember when PM had special rails installed above the seat cabins. There's some spooky stories linked to this ride!

[@garattyfisher]

I remember this ride as a kid...I was devastated when it was shut down. I loved this ride and hope that one day they will bring it back and bring that little kid inside me out again with a big stupid smile on my face. Great video, you are the man when it comes to Disney. Keep them coming. Do a video on the old entrance to California Adventure. I think it's a travesty they removed the tile art they had up when they first opened it. And removing the golden gate? You gotta be kidding me!

[@497Dante]

This video brought back my memories of riding people mover since I was a young child. However, I do have one memories that you did not mention is that this ride have two stops, one is the main entrance and the other is, what I used to called “the gift shop” where the passenger can be unloaded and loaded according to their will, it used to have stair from the shop level to people mover level. This ride stopped using this 2nd stop during the middle of 70’s. Actually, I miss this experience of entering and leaving the shop place.

[@rasberrycast]

This video is the best. Thanks Justin for your videos and listening to your viewers. Keep up the good work. Booked my tickets will soon be their myself. BTW great to see Frank back.

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Thank YOU for watching! Love your default pic by the way !

[@Goldiney]

You rock! This was my favorite ride as a kid and still have fond memories of it from the 80's and early 90's. Thank you for all these great videos.

[@tijuanagringo]

Another excellent piece of work! My son was riding people mover back in 1994 or 5 when it broke down, and after a long wait, they all had to be escorted out -- walking along tiny walkways to hidden exit stairways. I was so jealous when he told me.

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

I did the same thing once! We got stuck on the spot between the Tron tunnel in Innoventions and the tunnel leading out of Space Mountain, had to walk along the elevated walkway! I don't think they'd hazard guests walking along something like that in this day and age

[@tijuanagringo]

LiveFastDiePoor Maybe that's partly why they shut it down?

[@mustangs-marketing]

What a trip. I remember my first time at Disney land when I was about 2 years old. I distinctly remembered the people mover (as it went through Tomorrow-land, especially on Star Tours) and the Skyway basket ride that went through the Matterhorn.

[@durnno]

Oh, and Happy Birthday from all your Canadian subscribers Justin!!! Hope it was a good one.

[@82nadie]

Pause at 0:57 and look at the man with his thumbs up!👍🏻

[@brickman409]

I think it would be cool if they made the track into some kind of elevated walking path. It would be a cool sight seeing thing, and it would be easy for them to do. All that would be needed is the old rocket rods track removed and some hand rails put up. That way they could get around the OSHA safety regulations since that technically wouldn't be a ride. Probably wouldn't be as fun as an actual ride, but better than the tracks sitting empty.

[@OBFDFireGroundFilms]

I know it's a little late, but the tracks can't really support any weight anymore, so Disney would have to take it down to do that

[@sonnydean3187]

We love the People Mover ride at Disney World. It rocks!

[@pwhudnall]

I just love your videos and get a kick out of the way you present your topic of the day. Have you thought about the flying saucers ride to explore in the forgotten rides? Keep up the great work Disneyland should make you their spokes person you help promote it so wonderfully thank you and keep up the great work.

[@riparianlife97701]

Funny story. Mom, Dad and I drove up to Disneyland in the seventies. We lived in Hawthorne, so we went to Disneyland about once a month. Something was different. The sign that said how many guests had been there to date was off for a change. There were only a few people paying to get in, but there was security everywhere. There was only one ticket office open, and there was a new car sitting by the entrance. Dad fiddled with his wallet, as security stared at us, and chattered on their radios. A single, Asian man walked up behind us, and dad waved him ahead. The man walked up to the ticket booth, and security mobbed him. They led him toward the new car, and he started yelling nervously in a foreign language. A videographer ran out and started filming, as the security officers talked on their radios asking for a translator. As they stuffed the guy into the driver's seat of the car, he started crying, and they shoved the camera in his face. He won the car for being the some-number-of-millionth visitor. Dad would have won the car if he hadn't waved the guy ahead.

[@1FatHappyBirthday]

I was working at the Main Gate of Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, VA when this same event came up. We knew how many guests came into the park each day but we didn't really have a way to know exactly which guest was number one million. We could have done like Disney did and shut down all but one lane but we didn't. The General Manager of the park kind of just eye balled it. He picked a woman in her late 40's that was there with her family and said, "She is the one. The one millionth guest." I just rolled my eyes thinking what a scam. He didn't know if she was really. She was close but not dead on it. They didn't give her a car. They gave her and her family free entry, free food and drink, and a park attendant to stay with them all day to skip all the lines they wanted. And they gave her a cheesy one millionth guest hat to wear. I remember when August Busch III and his son came to the park. They treated us like we were trash. Didn't speak to us. Didn't want anything to do with us. They were rich and powerful and wanted everyone to know it. They were above us. I know they got paid millions from the InBev takeover but I am glad they have no control over A-B or Busch Entertainment anymore. Sorry family right there!

[@riparianlife97701]

1FatHappyBirthday Awesome! Thanks for your story. I figured I'd tossed my long story into a deep, dark well.

[@1FatHappyBirthday]

No your story was really cool! I have been getting into the old videos of Disneyland being built and seeing Walt ride his bike around the site as it is just getting started. What I am shocked about is how it is all just farm land or orchards. Nothing like it is today. I wish we could go back in time. I would love to see what it was like in the 40's and 50's.

[@riparianlife97701]

1FatHappyBirthday Great series on Disneyland being built. Disney had no idea that the park would be so permanent, I don't think. He was used to building movie sets. A lot of it is in 360p. I think digital video is only now getting good enough to be worth archiving good historical footage from film to digital.

[@sabieDxMx]

THANK YOU!! just went last weekend and I was confused what was above my head!!

[@jsmurd]

Great job showing and telling the history of the Peoplemover. I wish Disney would bring it back to Disneyland since I'm in California. I also enjoy seeing you in Adamthewoo's videos too, LOL!

[@jlafunk]

You are absolutely adorable and so much fun to watch & listen to. I hope I get to run into you sometime in the parks. Please, don't stop making these terrific videos.

[@timothytycer6862]

Love it, great vid. Answered all my questions. Thanx for posting.

[@JennerbugsandFurgs]

Awesome post Justin! I was wondering if you are going to do more vids with all the Disneyland attractions that were featured at the 1964 Worlds Fair? Love your vids!

[@toddneuman8878]

Good Job showing the old people mover, I'm in a wheelchair and my folks used to carry me on the ride as a kid. When I went to WDW in the late 80's I thought they would have it accessible but nope and I've been back many other times they do have an elevator but the still have no way of loading a wheelchair onto it. It the only ride I don't think the can modify unless it will be come like the Monorail where it will transport you to another land.

[@zuzuspetals9281]

LOVED the People Mover, got you to other places without walking again. Was very cool, like the Skyway. And it was the Carousel of Progress, with Epcot model at the end of the ride. I also got dizzy and sick in the Circlevision theatre, so glad it was replaced with Soaring Over California.

[@3piper]

I remember the People Mover and loved it as a kid.I have just found your Disneyland vids and I love them

[@GalePhorse]

I remember being on the People movers and the Rocket pods when I was a kid. I still wish they did something with that track.. So many memories so little time. Thank you for the little piece of history. I always enjoy your videos of Disneyland (the park I treasure most and I've been to Hersheypark, Knott's Berry Farm, Six Flags, Universal studios in hollywierd).

[@MattsRadShow]

Awesome job man! Love the animations!

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Thanks Matt! Can't wait to meet up when I get to Florida some day!

[@MattsRadShow]

That'd be cool man!

[@TjSamson]

Your Videos are Really awesome!!!!!! I hope you wont stop making videos about disneyland.

[@aliestar1]

Glad that the People Mover in DisneyWorld is still there. I rode it for the first time in December and had a really great time

[@kglguy1]

I was so excited when I saw this video! I love your channel!

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Wow thanks!

[@josedelarosa909]

i miss this ride very much! Awesome Tron scenes!! And this was a good ride for making out :-)

[@user-jb7et9iq2r]

What! I didn't even know they removed this ride. This was one of those fun ones to let you relax and just observe because it felt like you were doing something because you moved- like Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion. I guess it's been a while.

[@largol33t1]

Great videos and very interesting. Keep em coming please! PS: just a little thought: did anyone ever approach you and mistake you for actor Shia Labeouf? The resemblance is good enough to fool me for a good 2 to 3 seconds!

[@la32magicj]

Awesome video. Always trying to look for u wen I'm there. Keep up the hard work.

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Thank you! :D

[@lagoongoon1]

I have been hooked on Randomland! You really know and are talented with history in a fun entertaining and wholesome way, I can watch your videos with my 10 year old little Brother and still be laughing on the floor being 20 myself and learn new entertaining new things...I was really excited when I saw that this was about the people mover! I have a request that you may do a video about the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror while at WDW and maybe even take a ganter over into DCA...Keep it up your are great and I appreciate your passion for both Disney and random history!

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Wow thanks Arthur! I really appreciate it! Doing our best to keep it clean and fun for everyone. :)

[@itbeem5328]

so at 2:40 you say that the people are on a rotating platform so it never stops. for people today an example of that would be at the Grizzly River Run where the rafts are always in motion. That makes sense right?

[@runesnowolf]

I would say so, it is a good loading mechanic

[@kevinsnell1622]

The Peoplemover music is a favorite. When you search it on KZbin it leads you to some great orchestral music of the past.

[@connorantalek8513]

Lol I ride the Florida one every time. And I also see Progress City.

[@michaelleadingham527]

Hey great video and history of this great ride wish they can bring back the people mover miss that ride so much love your videos

[@underscore3690]

Great video. I was wondering when you'd do a peoplemover vid. What do you think your gonna do next

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

I never know! I have a big list and am always getting great suggestions, but it's usually whatever I'm particularly obsessed with. Been thinking a lot about the astro jets though!

[@rob10564]

+LiveFastDiePoor Do you think they will do a New World Order Land, that would be interesting to see ? I do like your vids most amusing.

[@synthvault]

It's still open at Disney World at least...

[@MrFligemon]

+MechanicalAnimal Plans have just been disclosed that the People Mover will be sent up Uranus.

[@goodjobeli]

MechanicalAnimal it's still really cool

[@jimbokainawildes9505]

Fligemon that's gonna hurt!!

[@Klarysa515]

Love your videos! Educational and very entertaining :) You should do one about the Country Bear Jamboree, loved that as a kid.

[@aystein1372]

This was really informative. Nice work.

[@cynthiapickett7403]

I fondly rememberthe People Mover as a kid in the 1970's.

[@gingergirl76]

I have to say that i LOVE your vlogs on Disneyland- I have only been there twice, but I have been to WDW and EPCOT well over 30 times in my life, which is something, considering i'm all the way up in CT. the People Mover is one of my favorite "gotta ride" attractions. One of the times we rode through Space Mountain at WDW, they happened to be working on it, and we got to see the inside of the coaster with the lights all on! It was amazing and i always think of that. Also, per this episode, i'm guessing the Carousel of Progress is no longer there in Disneyland which makes me sad. It's one of the many attractions my father loved most when he went to the NY World's Fair (which i love that you added in)- it was his love of Disney's amazing creations for the World Fair that made it even more special for us to go to The Magic Kingdom- our first trip was actually when EPCOT opened in 1981- my father was in the press (radio) and we got to go to the parks for free. It's still one of my favorite memories. Thanks for posting these videos- it's the best thing I can get until the next time we go to DisneyWorld.

[@robertwright9556]

great video. keep them coming and I will keep watching.

[@mallory434]

the peoplemover is my favorite ride at Disney World

[@danhamakua9757]

Another fun funny and informative Randomland video.

[@zosometalgod]

1980 grad night for my school a boy was killed on the people mover! he jumped out of a car and tried to get in another but fell and was crushed by another people mover! And another death happened on the people mover the same way....back in the 60's

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Was he from your school!? That's crazy that you were there!

[@Carl-ee7sq]

This video's going to make at least 100,000+ viewers or more! I realy enjoyed watching this one. lol

[@luiscabezas6599]

Excellent video, thank you! Well done!

[@DefyLogicband]

Love riding the peoplemover at Walt Disney World - good way to cool off and get away from the lines. However, the Disneyland peoplemover sounds like more fun - not a straight even track like WDW. Another great video!

[@UpintheOaks_1]

The Rocket Rods were awesome and the que was a tribute to all the old Tomorrowland rides. It kept breaking down so it took forever to get in, but once on, it was crazy fast (in spots). Did you know the old People Mover killed or maimed more people than any other ride? Check it out!

[@DeeDeeSmash22]

I miss the people mover! it was so great and fun to ride in. I think Tomorrowland is in need of another makeover, a star wars theme would be great! the other attraction I miss is the big bear jamboree in critter country. great video by the way

[@madmax2010ok]

Greetings from the future. Guess what!! Nothing has changed except for the Pizza place I think. Oh well....back to the past....

[@rmannayr2129]

TOMORROWLAND NEEDS A UPGRADE!

[@italianstallion418]

How could people give this dude a thumbs down ? This dude is informative. .LEARN SOMETHINGS PEOPLE!

[@sockratariansarah5561]

You see, this is why I love your videos. You'll be talking about the rich history and then suddenly, "George Lucas?" anyway love your videos keep it up!

[@zookie3469]

i miss the Peoplemover oh so much. I had an annual pass in the 90s and would ride it to survey the line situation in Tomorrowland (no websites, app, or hub info booth in those days). I was so excited to ride the Florida version but it wasn't quite the same. I remember it being called the WED Way when I was a kid. Then it became the Tomorrowland Transit Authority (TTA). Now it's called the Peoplemover but it's definitely not the same as the Disneyland version.

[@katiemzehe]

Thanks for always doing amazing videos!

[@LiveFastDiePoor]

Thank YOU for watching them!

[@MLaker221]

wow- you are real good at this!! I'm fully entertained!!

[@EmiruSekaigawaa]

amazing video, you are the BEST!