The History of Tomorrowland 2055; a failed Land at Disneyland

[@sageyoku8003]

Watching this broke my heart,seeing all these great ideas get thrown away.

[@justanaveragehaunter1210]

Derrick Barcus your right 😥

[@brycevo]

I kinda wish we could get Tomorrowland 2055. It would be great if they brought it back after Star Wars land. CURSE YOU EISNER!!! WHY MUST YOU CANCEL EVERYTHING GOOD

[@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices]

2 words: Euro Disneyland

[@svis6888]

@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices Stop blaming our park as if it was a piece of trash

[@wasabipigproductions250]

Tomorrow Land is my favorite land at Disneyland and Disney World. I just love the futuristic aspect of it, no matter how old it gets

[@hiridavidfeign]

Tomorrowland used to be a place of dynamic movement. It's now a dead zone. The central corridor feels like a death trap during shows and high traffic periods. They need to entirely reconfigure the central space into multiple levels, add a new people mover, and get rid of Pizza Planet. Thanks for the video.

[@SirIkeMedia]

I still think Pizza Port should be Pizza Planet. I mean, they have a Buzz Lightyear ride there, so it would make perfect sense. They can even have a claw machine in there that has the green alien toys as well as one Woody and one Buzz toy buried in there. :P

[@Lemonaidz7]

I'd like to see another refurbishment to Tommorowland, maybe the original 2055, make it more retro, or give it a digital/virtual style. Tomorrowland will probably get a refurbishment somewhere after 2020 when a little bit after Galaxy's edge opens My personal changes is Space Mountain a little, Autotopia, and the Submarine Voyage to fit which ever style they choose, and Have either the people mover to comeback or a better Rocket Rods and a new attraction for the Star Wars Launch Bay building and Astro Blasters

[@1rhpsfan]

Sooner than you think.

[@winged_cat_4571]

Comrade Chiken that pfp makes me uncomfortable

[@lonewolf5959]

Cool video, to note because I didn’t see anyone commenting on it, most of the 2055 plans ended up in WDW in Florida. Alien encounter was awesome, the spaceport theme to it is still present and the time traveler 360 vision show was one of my faves.

[@Junoisverysleepy]

I love Tomorrowland, BUT it does need to stick to a cohesive theming. For awhile people thought it was going to turn into Starwarsland (it kind of already is) but now that Galaxy’s edge is an ACTUAL thing tomorrow’s land feels really out of place. I think either returning to the 1950’s view of the future or the Jules Vernon version, the land will feel more appropriate..... personally I like the 1950’s view will work better (bringing back the people mover and making everything look clean)..... but I really loved Treasure planet and the idea of an entire land similar to the Aesthetic of TP would be stunning. Tomorrow 2055 is dead :/

[@svis6888]

You mean returning to the white theme (and with the PEOPLE MOVER IGER LISTEN HERE)

[@sonicman1282]

I think I would rather see Tomorrowland 2055 being build instead of Star Wars land. It’s all Disneyland Paris fault for the financial disaster because I think Paris wasn’t at the time a not good idea for a theme park, Paris was already a tourist city and people just won’t go to Disneyland Paris they rather go to the United state to see Walt Disney World because Orlando was a better place to build then Paris. Other then that great video👍

[@SuperAwesomeness64]

I agree. I'm sure DLP is a nice place, but it's sort of the red-headed blacksheep of the Disney Parks lineup and I can't think of it without having a biased opinion on the aftermath it caused. If DLP never happened, we would've had Tomorrowland 2055 (and probably not as much controversy on Alien Encounter, but that's another story), WestCot, and the other cool things we never got and instead got "diet" versions of them.

[@AdamSmith-gs2dv]

Paris wasn't a good idea because it's in France and Frances economy is over regulated, under performing, and filled with lazy overpaid union employees.

[@danielmullins9953]

WayCool64 Tomorrowland 2055 wouldn't of happened because it was inspired by Discoveryland at DLP

[@connerrobles-emery3672]

There was this weird ego thing going on where Disney thought it could replace actual history and culture solely from brand recognition. You go to Paris to see Paris. You go to Disney as an escape. California Adventure was the most damning monument to this mindset. Luckily, it was acknowledged and California Adventure is all the better for it, even if every other idea for the park would have been better. As is, it's getting closer to the best it can be. Even if there's a reliance on existing properties. As long as they're done with the expert immersion that Radiator Springs offers, the end will continue to be a net positive.

[@ErikDaVinci]

Well there is cultural factor to why it failed in the beginning. Europeans wasn't used to go to theme parks resorts. Disney kind of had to learn us that american vacation concept. Don't be to rough on DL resort Paris though. After all, it was not a fail. The park are still up n runming today and are very successfull and popular. It just had a hard start. You should visit it. I've been to Disney World and TokyoDisney as well. Paris have some of the best versions of the Disney rides and stand out very good in comparison!

[@JustinCoasters]

6 Things: - Enclose People Mover cars to Augmented Reality to show Disneyland in the Year 3055 and make it go at normal speed - Get rid of Innoventions and add a modernized Horizons ride - Refurbish Autopia to be electric powered (Maybe shorten the ride to allow expansion) - Modify Submarine Voyage to have better capacity - Move Astro Orbiter to a new location - Get the Iron Man Experience to replace Star Tours

[@tf51d]

You failed to mention while Alien Encounter was canceled for Disneyland, it was built (and failed) at Disneyworld.

[@AuntyAlexG]

I liked the Alien Encounter and am a bit miffed at its closing.

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

Dang it the Lightkeepers looked so cool. Thanks for the video guys!

[@Joi_Robb]

Sheesh i never realized how much i hate ips........Walt disney is actually imagination not "popular movie ideas catering to a certain demographic" give us flippin light keepers for the ufo landing.i would love to see concept art of that! Anyway great video!!

[@goodmorninguser]

Just found your channel today and I love it! Do you do all the animations yourself? They’re amazing and really make the video that much better.

[@ADAMan123]

Love these history videos! Please never stop making them!!!!!

[@fastpassfacts]

Adam Ferry Hey Adam! We missed you!! Glad you’re back and happy you like the videos!!

[@nettlescats3796]

Alien Encounter became an attraction in Walt Disney World. Scared the crap out of some people too. It was later changed to Stitch's Great Escape.

[@StarlightHaze13]

You guys have the best videos in the world

[@fastpassfacts]

Thanks a lot!

[@fastpassfacts]

Hey Fastpass Crew! We had to re-upload the video because of a dispute with a person (nothing serious) if you already watched it, help us out and please watch it again! thank you so much again for all your comments and your support!

[@yawningshark6079]

Fastpass Facts thank you for saying. I was so confused cause I thought I had already seen this yesterday xD I'll still watch it again to help out!

[@jaefde58]

Fastpass Facts 9

[@77Scarlet]

Rocket Rods was one of my all time fav rides! It never broke down while I was on it!

[@jerseyforhawks]

A people mover correction is WAY overdue.

[@bluedragon9925]

Since it's obvious that Disney is willing to do big theme park projects again under Iger's leadership if pretty much everything that was announced at D23 2017 is anything to go by, it'd be interesting if they revive this concept to a degree once Galaxy's Edge, Pixar Pier and Marvel Land are complete.

[@MarcMiller22]

Ok, so now Tomorrowland got a fish, and some temporary Star Wars themed attractions until Star Wars Land opens... but long term I don't expect Nemo, the abandoned Rocket Rods loading tower and tracks, or the many Star Wars attractions to stay there. Today's Tomorrowland is clearly temporary and in need of another overhaul, or maybe it will be replaced entirely (with Star Wars being the new vision of the future). I hope Space Mountain stays though

[@whiteelectricwind]

I want to submit my observations as a passionate Disneyland devotee as well, who has known the park since the very beginning. It opened 3 Days after I was born in July 1955 and since being wheeled around in a stroller has been of profound personal symbolic significance and genuine pilgrimage of love throughout my entire life. My obsession with it has never ceased. I actually recall the first version of Tomorrowland and my later ecstatic experience of the first upgrade in 1966! The important thing to note which is generally overlooked is that these versions were still Sourced from the original inspiration of Walt himself, who unfortunately I gather did not live to see its opening. When the next version unveiled in the early '80s I was appalled. It was clear that the purpose and direction of Why the place existed in the first place was utterly lost to whatever corporate suits were involved in those aesthetic decisions. This Land has been journeying with no Visionary at the helm in timeless misdirection ever since. Here is my suggestion. Corporate has never realized that each time they revise things by removing original designs they are in essence Demolishing Art. Disney's Visionary Art. His Tomorrowlands always implied by the color schemes and architectures a subconscious association with NASA and other existing futuristic organizations be they public or private. The primarily White & Silver color scheme with any minor contrasting Black or other colors in the palette succeeded in that way. The franchise promotional Rides like the Pacific Bell (AT&T) CircleVision 360 attraction, the Monsanto Journey through Inner Space, The General Electric Carousel of Progress, all had that White and Silver scheme. The Gold/Bronze and multi-colored mess of the early '80s upgrade achieved pointless whimsy with no future. When I saw the 2015 film Tomorrowland film i was in unexpected joy that whoever wrote the screenplay remembered the '60s and knew from the inside the heart of what message Walt was trying originally to convey by the very look of the city in the movie and the impression portrayed of the whole dream that Disney had for the original concept for EPCOT as a City of the Future. I had been to the 1964 New York World's Fair as the writer of the film obviously had as and related to the connection made, having seen firsthand some of the original attractions that migrated shortly thereafter to Tomorrowland. Presently the place is filled with mostly Science Fiction themes or just general Amuzements. The reason why Tomorrowland in the park initially worked was that the appearance of it gave an overall effect somehow that The Future was realistically believable!A lot of new beautiful exciting ideas yet to come! No more retro. Everything there should be directly suggestive evidence of something happening NOW that is of potentially upcoming technological practicality to make the world a better and more fantastic place to be!

[@powerpup97]

I definitely would make some changes to Tomorrowland. The main things I would want done are... 1. A new 3D show. 2. A new attraction to replace Pizza Port. 3. Revert Innoventions back to the Carrousel Theater with a new musical review show with the same charm as America Sings. 4. Bring back the PeopleMover.

[@almostgreatnate7444]

powerpup97 replace pizza port???? Nah dude

[@GDRGamezoldchannel]

Add pizza planet to replace pizza port

[@powerpup97]

@@GDRGamezoldchannel They already beat you to the punch.

[@GDRGamezoldchannel]

@@powerpup97 i thought you meant Disney world 😐

[@alexneuhedel]

i just still love the animation and LOVE THE NEW INTRO

[@cjmanson5692]

There was a point in time that I had my own ideas for the (eventual) refurbishment of Tomorrowland. Said ideas revolved around a more... Space Age variation of the Tomorrowland 2055 concept. Instead of the Jules Verne and H.G. Wells theme that is present in Paris' Discoveryland, the version of Tomorrowland 2055 that I had in my head was meant to keep the land as a mix between the 1967 Tomorrowland and the idea of a glistening space port that would have connections to "off-world destinations" via both Space Mountain and Star Tours: The Adventures Continue. Further ideas for this Tomorrowland 2055 revival include: The return of the PeopleMover, except a form similar to the Magic Kingdom's Tomorrowland Transit Authority, where Linear Induction Magnets propel the cars at various speeds along various parts of the track. Innoventions? Gone; replaced by the return of a classic: The Carousel of Progress, only modernized to the form that its counterpart in Florida is expected to get within the next few years for Walt Disney World's 50th Anniversary. The Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage? It will stay as is, because it is simply a re-imagining of a classic Tomorrowland attraction; as well as an implication for a neighboring attraction, which I will elaborate on in a bit. The Autopia? Instead of it being demolished within the next 7 years, as rumor states; Autopia would be completely modernized as well, using an idea that was used at Hong Kong Disneyland: Electric-powered cars. This electric-powered (or possibly fuel cell powered), environmentally friendly Autopia would serve as an example of what we expect for transportation in the year 2055. And, in the implication stated above, if you remove either the Subs or the Autopia, both would end up having to go as a result, as the main part of Autopia sits on top of the Submarine Voyage's show building. Anyway... The Astro Orbiter? It will be re-located back to its original spot above the PeopleMover station, thus freeing up what is already a congested area in the Tomorrowland entrance (which becomes more of a death trap during the fireworks). Keeping the name, Astro Orbiter will be themed similar to the Walt Disney World version. The spot where Astro Orbiter currently is now will have a return of an opening day relic: The World Clock (after all, this idea IS of a glistening space port, so the World Clock will be to help with immersion, as per "off-world arrivals"). Redd Rocket's Pizza Port? Re-theme it and rename it to something that would fit the glistening space port idea better. Possibly something similar to the space station-themed restaurant that's planned for Epcot next to Mission SPACE, except have it be 2055 Earth-themed, with moving images that make it look like ships at the "nearby" Tomorrowland space port are arriving from and leaving for Space Station 77 (as Space Mountain is literally next door). This will prevent complaints from guests who would state that the Tomorrowland Terrace would've been the only dining area in Tomorrowland itself. As for the space once occupied by Captain EO, Honey, I Shrunk the Audience, and Star Wars: Path of the Jedi? Convert it into an indoor Space Stage (named after the stage that opened with Space Mountain in 1977) that can be used for special events (considering that Main Street, USA's Plaza Gardens is no longer there for school and college concert bands, wind ensembles and even string orchestras to perform at; especially when the studio located backstage behind Toontown is in use on busy days). It can also (possibly) be used for overflow seating for the drastically re-themed Pizza Port. The Starcade? Redo it to make it more up-to-date for the 21st century. Keep some of the more iconic arcade games (including an actual example of the TRON arcade game). One possible theme idea I had for the Starcade was re-theme it to a futuristic version of Flynn's Arcade from the TRON movies, where you would play the classic TRON arcade game, and on the second floor, a Virtual Reality Space Paranoids with 21st century graphics (more themed toward TRON: Legacy's Grid environment), or possibly a TRON: Legacy Virtual Reality Light Cycle game, both in a manner similar to the Avatar Flight of Passage VR attraction in Disney's Animal Kingdom. And finally... Buzz Lightyear: Astro Blasters? I am not even certain about what I should do with that attraction, as part of the PeopleMover runs through it, and I'm not sure if I should just redo parts of Astro Blasters to accommodate the return of the PeopleMover, or get rid of it and replace it with something else. (I did have an idea for a revamping of The Timekeeper for the Magic Kingdom to replace Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, but with a Doctor Who theme; done through collaboration with the BBC, of course. Perhaps I can try revisiting that idea for Tomorrowland 2055?) Anyway, these are my personal ideas for Tomorrowland as a space port in the year 2055. Most of the worries of the time catching up with the future should not be a concern, as most of the ideas for this Tomorrowland 2055 revival would be more Science Fiction and Science Fantasy, but keeping the color schemes in a fine balance of 1967 Tomorrowland on the Move and a silver metallic-esque space port of visions of the future.

[@MrRemark21]

In Tomorrowland at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, after the completion of Star Wars Land in 2019, we should rather refurbish Tomorrowland prior to 1995 and around 2021-2023 as opposed to the old PeopleMover with motorized tracks (1967-1995) & Rocket Rods (1998-2000), the above ground platform should rather bring back the New PeopleMover without motorized tracks as well as moving Astro Orbitor all the way up to the top of the pylon.

[@suaveclt]

Thomas Schofield 14 months ago, my imagineer friend began a secret Disneyland project set to open in 2023. Perhaps it’s a Tomorrowland refurbishment.

[@cjmanson5692]

It might be the rumored Tomorrowland refurbishment, though there is also the rumored Fantasyland improvement that's (also rumored) to occur in that time frame for a 2023 deadline.

[@MrRemark21]

Oh Christopher, let me think about that for over future occasions.

[@cjmanson5692]

Thomas Schofield No problem.

[@jlc1112]

This is amazing. Thanks for the video guys!

[@jeannap8023]

I can't wait for Star Wars land to be built so we can get it out of Tomorrow Land, personally.

[@Marchant2]

I say just design a Tomorrowland that's so far into the future that it'll never be realized. Theme rides around interstellar travel, shrinking (kinda like Inner Space), teleportation, etc. And make the buildings so futuristic looking, that they'll never go out of style.

[@KatieGrady1997]

I love Tomorrowland! However I think it does need some work. I know it won’t happen, but I’d like to see Star Tours moves to Star Wars Land. That would free up space for something new in its place. I like Star Wars... but it’s been overkill in Tomorrowland. I’d love to see that go. Knowing that it’s staying, I’d like it if they added “windows” to the ride vehicles. It could just be some stars shooting past you or something... but I’ve always felt like just having the screen in front is boring. I think the theater needs to go. It doesn’t really get used. I love Space Mountain, but I’d love to see an interactive ride queue, or if not at least moving scenes in the tunnel, rather than stationary pictures. I like Astro Blasters and Astro Orbiter they way they are. I LOVED the Rocket Rods. I would LOVE it if they brought them back, or something similar. I find Autopia kind of cheesy. I’m not saying remove it, but I’d like to see something more interesting added there. Finding Nemo is fun, but I feel they could change up the show. I could see hem being able to keep the ride built the way it is and just change up the story line, so depending on the ride, the story varied. Oh and Innoventions is a waste of space, in the shape that it’s in. I’d love another E ticket attraction. They could do so much with the space theme. I just really hope they keep the IPs out.

[@Kodachrome40]

The old Tomorrowland was never outdated. We never got monorails or peoplemovers in our communities.

[@sparklingdisney3778]

I honestly LOVE how u added in ur intro the sound( I think when the monarail doors close)😊🖤💗

[@nickbrown7044]

Oh man I'm glad I got the chance to experience rocket rods but I am glad it's gone it was terrible

[@SMITTYWUZHEER]

I’m excited for the return of the peoplemover and Astro jets😄😆

[@averagecuppajoe]

As out dated as it was, I preferred the 1967 version of Tomorrowland to what we've had since the 1998 version. It used to be a great part of the park. Now it feels like a wasteland begging for help. I'm sure there is something new in the works coming our way. I hope it's as amazing. There are some great upgrades being done in some of the parks. Personally, I think it should have a new theme. The future theme is outdated and impossible to keep up with in modern times.

[@kellyweingart3692]

I wish they’d go back to the 1967 Tomorrowland refurb

[@mgmstudios4808]

I really want the people mover to return so I can see tomorrowland from above. Anyway GREAT VIDEO GUYS!!!

[@ScottWallace5]

I think everyone would say that the current Tommorowland needs a definite overhaul of the entire land, hopefully that's their next land project after Marvel Land at DCA.

[@neovision9831]

Fastpass Crew I think Tomorrowland needs a complete refurb. This means all buildings need to be demolished for the exception of Space Mountain. The land needs to be reconfigured in a way that it lives up to its name, but at the same time it doesn’t confuse guests and compare the Tomorrowland with Star Wars Galaxies Edge, because Star Wars Galaxies Edge is a futuristic land in itself. It’s a difficult task.

[@falchionofeternity433]

Your animations are wonderful.

[@beetlejuicexx3]

Maybe the People Mover could be reimagined as Treasure Planet's Spaceport? It doesn't have to be a fast ride, but there is so much potential in that track just begging to be reinvigorated .

[@JomasterTheSecond]

Sigh. And they still haven't brought back the People Mover.

[@TyrellDunn]

Jomaster The Second they don’t need too. If they make a budget to build a better track layout, they can bring back Rocket Rods and it would be a hit with Tomorrowland

[@svis6888]

@@TyrellDunn But the peoplemover is better. It makes a nice calm tour for children for example or for people who want a break

[@TyrellDunn]

@@svis6888 no

[@svis6888]

@@TyrellDunn yes

[@robertkeefer7791]

Far out. Mario Andretti driving the Rocket Rod!!!

[@planetmuskvlog3047]

Would there be a way to convert the people-mover track into a walk-way? Could alleviate foot-traffic congestion and restore some of the previous vistas, and back stage previews. Oh hell, why can’t they just fix it?

[@LaundryFaerie]

The increased speed of the Rocket Rods actually permanently damaged the PeopleMover tracks. That's why they've never put anything else on those elevated tracks. They're too fragile. I think it would be better for the DL Powers that Be to demolish the tracks completely; their continued presence in TL with nothing on them is depressing.

[@MrNateSPF]

Eisner animations were PRICELESS!

[@colbystearns5238]

The first time I remember seeing Space Mountain as a little kid was when it had that weird brown/green color. I thought that was it always looked like, but now I know better. I feel like Tomorrowland is overdue for some renovations also. I feel like having gas-powered cars for Autotopia is a bit outdated and they could start using electric cars or hybrids for that one and something REALLY has to be done about the old People Mover track, it's sitting there gathering dust and it's just sad.

[@adrianastone1851]

I love your animations! Who does them/what program is used?

[@fastpassfacts]

Thanks a lot! We use illustrator and after effects.

[@sttofficialmusic7774]

I loved rocket rods

[@DJNX4995]

I think something needs to be done about the ppl mover tracks

[@nunofyabiznes3113]

I think you should clarify that it wasn't EuroDisney's Park itself that caused so much financial trouble but rather the decision to build 7 huge hotels to go with it from the start - that's where thy didn't take in account that Europeans weren't used to the thought of having multiple day vacations at theme parks and there wasn't simply enough to do for visitors to justify booking premium priced Disney rooms. Of course nowadays it's different, but it was simply too much too soon - which in exchange also resulted in an underfunded Discoveryland expansion with that scaled down Mountain.

[@racheltheclumsy]

I wish they’d let Tomorrowland (in the same way that Discoveryland does with Steampunk) pay homage to the lesser known, but equally as cool, Raygun-Gothic which is how the future was envisioned in the 50’s and 60’s. It would update it and bring it back to its roots at the same time!

[@MissJazzDaFunk]

The mid-century space age style is aesthetically pleasing and futuristic to me. The steampunk style is so bland nowadays at Disneyland. Everyone I know in the animation industry just LOVES mid-century with how timeless and sleek it is. Shame...

[@HEMPHILL23]

It needs an overhaul! still too many empty facilities including People mover track and starcade. I kinda hope with Star Wars Galaxy'e Edge they move star Tours over to the new land and completely redo ALL attractions encompassing Tomorrowland. Discoveryland shjould also be taken into account where Small World and Submarines are located???

[@SwivelAxl]

This would have been great for Disney and it worked just like a city but with alien like things it is great

[@evanhickey7364]

Liked!

[@fastpassfacts]

Thank you so much!

[@kashimokid]

Seems like some of the elements ended up at DisneySea’s Discovery Bay in Tokyo. Is that right?

[@TyrellDunn]

Rocket Rods was not a bad idea. Honestly Ik would love to see it return instead of the People Mover. If they set up a proper budget to make the necessary track layout for it, they should bring it back. It would be awesome

[@MalakiaLaGattaNera]

It makes me sad to think that the initial failure of Euro Disney put a stop to all these great ideas and projects... but as an European who grew up going to that park, I can't imagine my childhood without Discoveryland or Phantom Manor. So, I dunno... would it make you feel a bit better to think that what was cut and sacrificed in the US allowed so many European kids to experience the parks? As one of them, I'd like to personally thank Mr. Eisner for taking that disastrous gamble ;)

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I would do some changes by bringing back the people movers and the magical skyway that was at the 1965 world fair

[@tridevil9846]

It would be cool Disney can eventually do the Tomorrowland 2055 (with new rides)

[@sugah9392]

Tommorow land 2055 was built.... In Walt Disney world

[@FindingTheMagic55]

Wow, an alien spaceship landing on main street for a parade of Wiggley aliens? I have to say I am very glad that didn’t happen.

[@TyrellDunn]

Rocket Rods was great. It just needed the right budget to change the tracks. It would still be here today if it’s happened the way it originally was planned

[@maxcohen3389]

Does anyone else notice Michael Eisner is in a lot of the videos where it talks about never built attractions.

[@Aovurter]

Waiiiit!!!! I need the link for that bomb ass space mountain mix in the intro

[@JackGalanty]

I would like a 60s/70s futuristic view of the future again...

[@davidfeltheim2501]

What's the music you use in all your intros?

[@User-sb6er]

I think that some things really need to change......first the most obvious thing: move star tours to galaxy edge...its time and introduce a new attraction... second either repair the people mover track or remove it....the submarine voyage....move it to California adventure and re work the area to be little mermaid...that way it's in fantasyland, also move astro blaster also...California is becoming a full Pixar park anyway...second update autopia to either electrical vehicles or make it a fantasy style future ride...also the old carousel of progress theater year it down or make it a new attraction...last update again the queue for space mountain....t I miss the old escalator, made it seem like you were boarding a rocket so make it all seem like that especially from the outside....its my favorite land and it's sad that it always gets neglected....also remove the astro orbiter and bring back the rocket jets.

[@Fbjhgcdfg]

The introooo!!!!!!😍❤️

[@raulvana]

6:30 I saw the Sanderson sisters from hocus-pocus

[@gregmartell1235]

What es history by 5 space mountains in Disney parks?

[@ZenUniverseYT]

I was about to scream when they started Tomorrowland 2055 in Disneyland. This is so sad! Disney should be slightly evil, wait all evil!

[@wdmasterluke403]

There should be a Disney park for all the cancelled ideas

[@CosplayCore]

I really only know Tomorrowland at WDW... I've only been to Land once. Tbh though, I like Finding Nemo, but am terrified of underwater stuff... I had a hard time really enjoying the submarine...

[@ar4yn]

In Tomorrowland at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, after the completion of Star Wars Land in 2019, we should rather refurbish Tomorrowland prior to 1995 and around 2021-2023 as opposed to the old PeopleMover with motorized tracks (1967-1995) & Rocket Rods (1998-2000), the above ground platform should rather bring back the New PeopleMover without motorized tracks as well as moving Astro Orbitor all the way up to the top of the pylon. In Tomorrowland at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, after the completion of Star Wars Land in 2019, we should rather refurbish Tomorrowland prior to 1995 and around 2021-2023 as opposed to the old PeopleMover with motorized tracks (1967-1995) & Rocket Rods (1998-2000), the above ground platform should rather bring back the New PeopleMover without motorized tracks as well as moving Astro Orbitor all the way up to the top of the pylon. In Tomorrowland at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, after the completion of Star Wars Land in 2019, we should rather refurbish Tomorrowland prior to 1995 and around 2021-2023 as opposed to the old PeopleMover with motorized tracks (1967-1995) & Rocket Rods (1998-2000), the above ground platform should rather bring back the New PeopleMover without motorized tracks as well as moving Astro Orbitor all the way up to the top of the pylon. In Tomorrowland at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, after the completion of Star Wars Land in 2019, we should rather refurbish Tomorrowland prior to 1995 and around 2021-2023 as opposed to the old PeopleMover with motorized tracks (1967-1995) & Rocket Rods (1998-2000), the above ground platform should rather bring back the New PeopleMover without motorized tracks as well as moving Astro Orbitor all the way up to the top of the pylon. In Tomorrowland at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, after the completion of Star Wars Land in 2019, we should rather refurbish Tomorrowland prior to 1995 and around 2021-2023 as opposed to the old PeopleMover with motorized tracks (1967-1995) & Rocket Rods (1998-2000), the above ground platform should rather bring back the New PeopleMover without motorized tracks as well as moving Astro Orbitor all the way up to the top of the pylon.

[@stewie3126]

Disneyland Tomorrowland really needs to be redone. I would bring back more science oriented rides - Adventure Through Inner Space was fascinating and could really be done well with today's tech. Then I would do a trip through the galaxy visiting other planets, some primordial, some with advanced civilizations, it could be very exciting and never get outdated. And either bring back the people mover or put in a Tron ride. Its terrible just sitting there with no purpose.

[@SandwichRobot]

What are those cancelled projects

[@FreeTheTrolls]

I hate tomorrow land. Have since they attempted a refurbishment in 1998. I helped open pizza port in 1998. I remember the sounds of that awful rocket rods! Then the sounds would disappear. Why? Because it would constantly break down! 😆 they need to tear down that ugly “2055” rocky backdrop (including the rockets that blocks entry)! Bring back the mid century modern look of the 50’s Tomorrowland, and include updated digital features. Star Wars land, didn’t need to happen. I would’ve loved to see Tomorrowland updated!

[@loganreads90]

1:54 What movie is that?

[@matthewjimenez655]

8:05 Why didn't they name it Pizza Planet?

[@ericj.3484]

I would have placed the entrance star wars land where innoventions and autopia is today. Having it be a star tours like ride that would transport guests to the new land. This would help push tomorrowland into a more sci-fi feel. I would then close the original star tours and would possibly turn the show building into a F4 ride where guest would be viewing one of Mr. Fantastic experiments that goes wrong when the human torch and the thing try to help. I would then restore the people mover track and make it a jungle cruise like ride with a robotic host. Space mountain would be mostly untouched besides a few updates to the queue and instruction video. Jedi training would be moved to star wars land and the 4-d theatre and the arcade with become a nova flight training academy ride. Nemo I would probably keep but I do not think it is very tomorrowland themed.

[@robj7481]

The carousel Of Progress theatre wasn’t renamed “innovations”. It’s called “innoventions”

[@raulduke6761]

Am I the only one who liked the copper/bronze aesthetic that tomorrow land had for a few years?

[@alexheed5654]

What's the 6:17 concept art for?

[@fastpassfacts]

it's Oceana the centerpiece of the DisneySea park and the visual icon for the entire Port Disney project

[@alexheed5654]

Fastpass Facts What's Port Disney?

[@alexheed5654]

Fastpass Facts Never mind. I looked it up.

[@fastpassfacts]

:) we are going to talk about it very soon

[@djrerayaloha4112]

Seeing as it is Walt Disney's Tomorrow Land, it should resemble Walt's vision of Tomorrow.

[@rattyeely]

I want them to build a new house of the future and go really crazy with it so it never winds up being the house of today. How about a Mars colony house, like what people would live in on Mars?

[@nickmayo8043]

I think it needs another refurbishment

[@ronhertz5258]

Sorry but due to OSHA rules People Mover will not be returning any time soon if ever. But I like the 60's version look. sleaj and white and move the space ship right at the entrance back to orignal location. either up or down on the ground to open that entrance up.

[@davidthomas283]

If they could fix the People Mover track, bring back the People Mover!

[@meganohearn3064]

The future of tomarrowland in disney World will have a wreck it Ralph ride.

[@TheGraduate702]

Damn you, Eisner and EuroDisney! Tomorrowland needs another facelift

[@erickf8347]

I think the idea of tomorrow land being a look into the probable future is just a bad idea. It's always going to grow outdated and look retro in a bad way. I say they should go for the 2055 idea. It was such a great idea. Placing it in an a future of fiction is perfect and makes it timeless. I'd like to see that or to make the land a full 50s sci-fi retro look like fallout but clean.

[@crazytunesbak8835]

This is a joke "It took so long to wait in line. That tomorrowland was removed." Because the lines are long

[@AlexChipman]

Tomorrowland went back to its old glory? False. The place seems so static compared to how dynamic it used to be. We the rotating Innoventions building, the people movers moving around, not to mention the rockets that used to be above the people mover station. That was a sight to behold.

[@teamexplorers2.0]

Nice video. What happened to the regular narrator?

[@illudineye4469]

Tomorrowland lacks conceptual vision and *imagination* The Disney Corporation has taken a turn to build a land with Star Wats Land which I predict will receive a bland response from fans. You either love it or hate it vibe across the fandom board. Tomorrowland should have received the rebuilding attention it deserved a decade ago. But it did you may think, what they did was throw in garbage attractions. We can play the blame game all you want. Disney made a decision to lowball their plans to upgrade Tomorrowland and on the flip side they have an unlimited budget for Star Wars BLand. Tomorrowland needs a complete overhaul from the ground up. A vision in place to be the backbone of a Disney icon. The scrapped concepts described in this video are gawd awful, the mess they didn’t make would have been poorly executed. Tomorrowland can reintroduce space travel, solar energy, international transport attractions, auto technology, NASA updates and an attraction to catch a glimpse of these updates. Keep Utopia and Space Mountain, the rocket next to Pizza Port, too. Tomorrowland the way I see it will always be in Disney’s design boardroom...tomorrow 🙈

[@ztrain2379]

My chances would be to keep Extra Terrorestrial and also get newer attractions

[@audreycyrus346]

OMG!!! I NEED STEAMPUNK DISNEYLAND IN MY LIFE!!!!!

[@jritchi9445]

give tomorrowland a steampunk aesthetic.