Making the PERFECT Tomorrowland

[@OffhandDisney]

Seriously, what would you put in Starcade? I'm actually out of ideas. And a big thanks to my sponsor Ye Olde Proppe Shoppe ye-olde-proppe-shoppe.myshopify.com

[@SiblingStoryProdOfficial]

Virtual reality machines lol

[@theholygoodness1110]

Wreck it Ralph arcade machines?

[@sarahsims6164]

They used to have this motion simulator where you could create your own virtual roller coaster, you can bring that back.

[@WilliamGemstone]

You forget the secret of ye old prop?

[@pirateghost3834]

I would put a new Horizons where Autopia is now and with what you have left

[@Sullli]

I feel like a WALL-E dark ride would work well in a “solarpunk” tomorrowland. Even more of a reason to preserve our planet instead of letting it go to waste.

[@Der_Bierbaron]

Agreed. I would theme Autopia with the after credits scenes from Wall-E

[@rudolphilaga9557]

Pure genius. 🥺

[@MidnightMaeve]

Total agree, and love your idea. That is probably the most relevant I.P. to the solarpunk aesthetic. Maybe start out with the waste land as a kind of 'this is a possible dark future, and transition to a recovering world (like in the credits) to not make it so depressing, and end in the solarpunk Tomorrowland to be a kind of 'this is what a bright future can look like, if you make it possible!'

[@rudolphilaga9557]

@@MidnightMaeve I love this narrative.

[@RonanBunny]

That’s what I was thinking

[@catohung1020]

One thing, if the theme is future and greenery, where’s Wall-E? A film that fits both of the themes? Anything from a dark ride or simulator or peoplemover could fit

[@trenauldo]

Come to think of it, you might put together a dark ride with guests riding on larger versions of the things that the “large” humans were always rising around on. I’m gonna have to rewatch that movie now to flesh out the details. Excellent idea.!!

[@brycevo]

Tomorrowland really does need an update, and this is so well done

[@JonathanGaeta]

Imagineer’s should hire Offhand Disney

[@michaeltnk1135]

It really doesn’t. Tomorrowland is my favorite land, I don’t understand what’s wrong with it

[@edamame1443]

@@michaeltnk1135 egregiously outdated

[@michaeltnk1135]

@@edamame1443 How

[@Pantheragem]

It's ironic that retro-future Tomorrowland is really the only version that would be relevant for any extended period of time. The only way to "future-proof" it is to go backwards. YesterTomorrowland.

[@aaronsharpe2854]

So basically Hill Valley: 2015. You'll have hoverboards and flying cars but the TVs are still CRTs and smartphones don't exist.

[@claudiobizama5603]

DiscoveryLand at Disneyland Paris

[@JosephDavies]

I think the entire premise that Tomorrowland needs to be future-proof is flawed, and incorrect.

[@driftingdruid]

should just call it anachronitopia, the land that has transcended time and space

[@irisbaggins]

Oooo a retro-themed Tomorrowland would really be interesting, maybe in the vibe of Paris but from the beginning of the Computer Era and the possible future? Go completely into the vibes of computer aesthetics, especially the green/blue motherboards can be timeless (especially since HP and Dell still look like they came from the 90s). A retro-future would be really cool, especially if they focus on computer parts and such. Maybe take inspiration from the Sci-Fi from that period, with either those Garish Colours (Tron OG), sharp edges and glass, or dark but with bold statements. I'd honestly adore something inspired by tech, but it would have to be refitted, not just an overlay. But that's the impossible dream, isn't it. Some bright neon colours with circuits everywhere probably isn't everyone's cup of tea oop-

[@mynameiskrysta]

This has all been said before but i don’t understand how LITERAL DISNEY doesn’t get that the only two ways to make tomorrowland definitively futuristic forever would be either to reference past ideas of the future like 80s retro-future, or steampunk, or *ahem jules verne,* OR you could look at the few aesthetic things and ideas that have always been futuristic like architectural minimalism and unnatural cleanliness, edit: and eco-sustainability

[@duplexidemic]

Something the creative directors of Disneyland wanted to in the 90s was do an "interplanetary showcase" entirely divorced from earth. There was going to be alien gardens, robot employees, alien ran attractions, etc much like an IP-less version of how Galaxy's Edge is now. I think that would of aged very well.

[@alexg8771]

I think an interesting happy medium between OG Tomorrowland and your Solar Punk vision would be the future depicted in Meet the Robinsons! Granted, it takes place in 2037, which would make it outdated fairly soon, but it's bright and bubbly and grassy and already pretty heavily based on Tomorrowland (it's called Todayland, for pete's sake, haha) so you wouldn't have to change many rides to fit the theme.

[@rebeccapaiottidasilva4054]

That’s literally what I was thinking of the whole time 😭 imagine if it was like a Meet The Robinsons Land Tbch that’s what I thought they were originally trying to go for with Tomorrowland whenever I went to Disneyland when I was little

[@lionsforscottie]

Rebecca Paiotti Da Silva me too!! i saw meet the robinsons at downtown and i always think of it when i’m in tomorrowland hehe favorite movie

[@coasterlover2484]

Instead of a Big Hero Six ride, I would really love a Wall-E dark ride where you get a tour around the Axiom and (potentially) get chased down by Auto as you try to get to one of the escape pods. Doesn't that sound cool? Sounds amazing to me.

[@QuietWyatt2005]

Bro this is where the moneys need to go Didney

[@lukesoliman647]

Ah yes. Didney 🤌🏽

[@QuietWyatt2005]

@@lukesoliman647 as someone who loves the Disney theme parks and their history, I think the term “Didney” pretty much represents their current business state with the parks lol

[@peterreale5567]

I will say, when I went to Disneyland for the first time, knowing that just above me was the abandoned Peoplemover was both sad and motivating. I would love to see it return to form and I think the idea of opening up the central walkway is brilliant.

[@dudeguyyo]

To build on your Solarpunk ideas, I think most of the stuff in the land should be either electric or solar powered, and most of the food should be plant-based to really drive in the message of sustainability being the future. Also you could replace the merch store with a store that sells plant terrariums that have models of different rides and lands (and they could charge extra for families to plant their own seeds in the land with a label, so then kids could learn about the importance of the environment, and people could have their own spot of Tomorrowland, because “everyone has a part in creating a better tomorrow TM”) And instead of the Buzz/ Big Hero 6 ride, I think an original dark ride about Skippy from Alien Encounter escaping like an alien zoo into Tomorrowland (where its green and open and alien friendly!) could tie better into the land (and Skippy would sell a lot more plushies and merch).

[@p.taylor981]

Honestly they should go full 50s retro futuristic for the land, take a page from Ray Bradbury's book, make the advancements actually futuristic but make the aesthetic more in tune with the original, keep the retro rockets but make them go to the next biggest terrestrial body, rip out the forced IP's and make them futuristic, maybe make the submarine ride one about exploring the potential of undersea living and research.

[@josephcontreras8930]

Also give a nod to 30s sci fi future visions too like flash Gordon and buck Rogers or sky capt

[@ma9c]

@@josephcontreras8930 that was what they were going for with Tomorrowland 2055, with an Art Deco feeling. It got scrapped.

[@copperkiddo]

That’s a phenomenal redesign of Tomorrowland if I ever heard one. It all sounds great. Yes Disneyland deserves the Tron Coaster. The people mover re-track is perfect, Big Hero 6 is an interesting choice to bring into “New Tomorrowland”, although I would also like to see something with WALL-E. But yeah, fantastic ideas.

[@conory9282]

I think that mission space should be a WALL·E dark ride not going to lie I think it would be a good fit

[@deadpoolrlz9685]

that could be a good replacement for star tours

[@trulymadly9562]

I like all your ideas. Especially getting rid of Autopia. Nothing I want to do more than sit in LA traffic and then ride little gas powered cars that literally stink from exhaust fumes. Can I also get a plug in for an updated Horizons? I still miss that ride.

[@RonanBunny]

@@deadpoolrlz9685 That was my idea

[@cat5712]

Cant stop thinking about how San Fransokyo would’ve been such a good addition to California Adventure, ya know, assuming anybody actually wanted a California themed theme park

[@strawberryrnilk]

why is this such an underrated comment

[@24ecko]

It's actually coming to Pacific Wharf at DCA.

[@syx9986]

Have the Peoplemover track run into a tunnel alongside TRON, recreating the old World of TRON tunnel. Bring the Lightcycle track out of the main building, and run its length farther into Tomorrowland, extending the ride time and utilizing empty space. House the extended track into tunnels with a 2-way mirror effect that would allow the public to see the cycles zipping by, but ensures the riders stay immersed in the experience without looking at the park. This could be enhanced with projections, lighting, and fans like Space Mountain that keeps the illusion of speed in certain areas. The main building would be smaller and free up space for another ride. Just saying.

[@markauble3928]

This was great! Light Speed uses the Alcubiere warp drive. Monorail and Peoplemover are both maglev. The whole land is energy neutral. The food is GOURMET with hydroponic vegetarian and vegan options. Love the jetpacks!

[@auroralights70]

Love all these ideas, especially the sleek, solar punk concept combined with the kinetic design of the Tron ride and EPCOT’s Living with the Land aesthetic. Adding real world inspiration from things like Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay would make it memorable and appealing, with curved accessible walkways and many points of interest at different eye levels.

[@jessieo7953]

I love the solar punk vibe and the plants, everything about this was so perfect- Disney needs to hire you as an imagineer and they need to do what you say! They seem to have lost the original vision of the future in Tomorrowland

[@codyt821]

If they would just make Tomorrowland a steampunk retro futuristic land then it wouldn't need an update every ten years. Just make it like the future of Jules Verne's imagination, like Paris did, but better. IDK why they haven't done something like that

[@lovinlorne]

They started that then abandoned it midstream.

[@codyt821]

@@lovinlorne that's so frustrating

[@olliveiromcallister6517]

If They Would Just Make Futuristic Alien Tomorrowland Cybertron Universe Age A Very Good Perfect Steampunk Retro Futuristic Cybertron Alien Land Heroes Universe Then It Wouldn't Need An Update Every Ten After Years. Just Make It Like The Good Cybertron Future Of Alien And Robot Jules Verne's Futuristic Cybertron Alien Imagination Heroes Universe. Like NASA TTA Mission Force One Connect And Protect Paris Universe Did But Better. IDK Why They Haven't Well Done Something Like That

[@robinmaner3455]

Imagine a whole Disney park called like the “Disney park vault” where they just have all the rides they’ve closed in the past that everyone wants back

[@pault5557]

Sounds like Defunctland!!! 😎

[@mayelasanchez5258]

As soon as I heard “solarpunk” I was absolutely 100% in. This idea is great!

[@groundzerodisney]

100% agree with your new Tomorrowland. As far as what to put in Starcade, maybe a “discovery zone” for the younger kids or a cool interactive walkthrough involving the sustainability of food and protecting the environment?

[@gothngo2943]

I'm so glad you're as obsessed with The People Mover as me! I was fortunate to ride it for my first and only time mere months before it was closed forever. (Rode the rockets when they were there - ugh.) I took my fam to WDW this year... While theirs was still closed. I had planned our dates after they said it would be open, and then they postponed it again right before we left. 😭

[@abbyharp5234]

I love the solar punk theme, especially since the vegetation in Tomorrowland currently is all edible fruit trees and other sustainable plants, due to Walt wanting all of the plants in Tomorrowland to be of consumption 👏🏻☺️

[@Nightfall69]

Interesting concept. Instead of shrinking Tron, I’d expand it to travel around other attractions in Tomorrowland like The People Mover. It would bring a lot of kinetic energy to the land that is missing.

[@lovelo8780]

Has anyone ever heard of Darwin IV? It's a speculative evolution/Sci Fi book, you can look it up online. Imagine if Disney remodeled Tomorrowland to take place in the very future, with alien/Evolved Human Cast members (in prosthetics), organic architecture, and other futuristic elements. Maybe even post-Human Tomorrowland. I thought it would be an interesting (and weird) idea

[@deadpoolrlz9685]

a disney ride based on speculative evolution sounds very interesting

[@rebeccapaiottidasilva4054]

Haven’t heard of the book, sounds very interesting tho, but I had some similar ideas, especially with the “evolved human cast members” and the “organic architecture” Good to know I’m not the only one that thought that ☺️ I hope you have a great day

[@lovelo8780]

@@rebeccapaiottidasilva4054 Thanks, and you too. That would certainly be a quite different and a nicely weird idea

[@RadioFanBoy]

I would turn Starcade (both levels) and the Magic Eye Theatre space into an actual "House Of The Future" (looking like a house, not what Innoventions was) modeled after WandaVision and Westview. Part interactive mystery/adventure, part genuine showcase of things to come.

[@makayla.wardrip]

I love all your ideas!! I would include; space mountain’s old entry way where it was in the front & not hidden in the back. There should be a night show that has all those drones that do the pictures in the sky & do classic Disney characters! The Tron rollercoaster most likely would take up a lot of Autotopia’s space so if anything put a food place/gift shop around there themed Tron.

[@Brandyrose111]

Wow I love your ideas! Especially the solar punk white and blue retro aesthetic for the theme because it’s what I was thinking as well. Now I really feel like making a bunch of concept art of my own version of Tomorrowland. Hopefully one day we have a super cool updated Tomorrowland. 😊💙✨

[@maddercat]

People mover is a great overview of Tomorrowland. It's especially a great intro for people who have never been there before.b I was the first thing I did when I went to wdw, not just cause I missed it so much in Disneyland

[@dullwhip4897]

some nice Offhand content for a nice Saturday :)

[@dullwhip4897]

also please do a "how to fix frontierland." not that it needs it, but because there's one ride in the whole and...

[@highsharkpriestess8210]

I have been saying for YEARS that Tomorrowland needs to showcase the green future, bravo Offhand

[@camerontenkel6876]

The most special moment I had in Disney was seeing the fireworks launch while peacefully riding in the people mover. Simply spectacular

[@ml8951]

If you want to keep cars, changing them to hydrogen fuel cells would be appropriate for the near future. You can make them guided drive as well, to prevent the usual banging around when you have a child driving. The FCVs would fit in CA, since they’re available primarily in CA in the US & not a lot of people have been exposed to them. I know it would improve my odds of traveling to visit Disneyland.

[@gregrutledge]

Love this so much. My only contribution is to make the dark ride more like a hyperspace Horizons, and move Buzz or Hero to DCA. It feels weird to have a single cartoonish ride inside the best Tomorrowland concept ever. :-)

[@afluker6757]

Well done! I love the idea of the Big Hero Six ride, and Light Speed harkening back to Inner Space. I'm guessing you need to keep the store, but maybe Starcade can become something like Epcot's old Club Cool? Tasting drinks from around the world is something everyone loves ... and yes, Beverly would need to make an appearance.

[@hannaholson4999]

Solarpunk Tomorrowland is a galaxy-brain level idea!

[@pault5557]

BRILLIANT! I think the People Mover would be great as a “grand circle tour” of the land highlighting attractions. A dark ride water ride is a great idea, I mean, look how well Pirates and Small World work! 😎

[@antoinetteremlinger9641]

Ninety percent in agreement with the improvements. Need some version of Autopia though, because, even if it's not "futuristic ", it's the Future for the children who drive it. My kids (and now grandchildren) loved it. Maybe a combination with the Autopia vehicles going through Tron like the buckets used to go through the Matterhorn?

[@monkeyvszombies]

Solar punk is such a cool idea for a tomorrowland theme.

[@JosephDavies]

Thank you so much for making this. I deeply appreciate that you don't start from the common false premise that an aspirational Tomorrowland of the Future cannot work, but instead seek ways to show that it does. I think you succeeded. This would be a marvelous update to the land.

[@tidepoolclipper8657]

However, that type of Tomorowland would need to be updated every 20 years or less. It's becoming more difficult to keep Walt's original vision of Tomorrowland relevant without renovations for longer periods of time.

[@DapperIndividual]

If it was up to me I'd include some sort of Jules Verne attraction. Maybe a walk thru like Paris has or maybe a new story that hasn't had an attraction yet like a new retelling of From the Earth to the Moon.

[@olliveiromcallister6517]

If It Was Up To Me I'd Include Some Sort Of Alien And Robot Jules Verne Heroes Arrived Future Attraction. Maybe A Walk Thru Like NASA TTA Mission Force One Connect And Protect Paris Universe Has Or Maybe A New Created Futuristic Alien Tomorrowland Federation Cybertron Story Universe That Hasn't Had An Futuristic Attraction Yet Like A New Created Retelling From The Good Futuristic Cybertron Future Earth To The Good Futuristic Alien Cybertron Space Station Moon Heroes Universe.

[@jeffvanry9426]

What if instead of boats, we ran the Tron cycle over the water. That would be AMAZING at night and it would save space allowing for other rides.

[@therandomshow_]

I really love all of this! I'm a huge fan of steampunk, solarpunk stuff so I can see this! It really harkens back to those older, future vibes of Walts vision and also giving it all the needed future vibes, while being good for the planet, which in turn is actively making a better future for everyone! This was so well thought out and amazing. Great job!

[@MrSTONEking]

Glad to have worked with Heap Big Names at the park in the 80s. Efforts were made, and along came Eisner. Good luck, kid.

[@samanthaburd586]

I sure hope Disneyland is seeing your amazing ideas.

[@TheAnimatorOfOpallyon]

*Can you make a video about Westcot please ?*

[@scruffydog2]

Good idea for space station X2, but I would call it Space Station X1. You could have Space Mt. , Rocket to the Moon, Mission to Mars fly bye while you eat. If you want take out the lagoon you have to rip out Autoputa as the cars are driving on the roof of the sub dark ride building.

[@anthonygiordano6845]

Sounds like an awesome park! I think you forgot to mention reopening Star tours in galaxy’s edge though 😂

[@captaincrunchiii158]

The big hero six idea is the best thing I’ve ever heard

[@cradio52]

The “Solarpunk” aesthetic definitely reminds me of futuristic 70s sci-fi films, namely “Silent Running.” I think it’s the only way to go with Tomorrowland and I’m surprised they haven’t done some sort of retrofuturistic remodel by now.

[@rolfathan]

I think the Tron ride should open at Disneyland, and they should make the split in the center utilize it. Essentially, yes, recreating the "vibe" that rocket rods was supposed to. Something excited that you see as you enter. The Tron coaster could briefly run through where People Mover's Tron section existed in the park years ago.

[@ashleymartin4933]

This sounds wonderful! Maybe put some vr technology where starcade is?

[@brianwisdom6826]

If you are keeping the existing space Mountain building, you still have the tunnels for the Peoplemover, or retrofit it to support the Tron coaster passing through to extend the track. Still need a shop like Starcade, because Disney has to sell merch. Oh, and Skyway, gotta bring back a Skyway type ride!

[@TrentonBlessWrestlemania489]

Perhaps Disneyland’s Tomorrowland could become a sort of Solarpunk Spaceport. With rockets taking off from Space Mountain and Star Tours, it makes sense for it to be a spaceport. Buzz Lightyear could be re-themed to a Star Command recruitment center that’s not as toy like. Of course, this is a scenario where Tomorrowland’s attractions do not change.

[@rvmaika5815]

Still deluding yourself into thinking Millennium Falcon is better than Star Tours, I see. All snark aside, I love these ideas a lot.

[@thewalkingdad68]

I love your creative enthusiasm! With all the negative stuff going on with Disney parks and the company's management, it's good to know someone is still dreaming about the things that could be, even still. This was a great video and a breath of fresh air. Good job! 👍

[@davidcross7824]

What would REALLY tie all of this together (other than a rug) is if you developed a storyline to encompass ALL the attractions that you mentioned so that the land feels more cohesive. Maybe it is a future member of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, and all of the ride are different planets or encounters they faced on their journey. It needs a slight push from our journey into the future and take more of a fantasy/whimsical vision of the future that is rooted in reality...slightly. Well done

[@TERMINALFlamingOcean]

Turn Starcade into a Candy store of the Future or something

[@Totes1829]

I know this video is about Disneyland Tomorrowland but in WDW case if they just made all of Tomorrowland look like Tron, then I think they would be able to future proof the land forever

[@kevinhallin8570]

For a dark ride I would do a track less version of Horizons from Epcot. Horizons was considered a sequel to Carousel of Progress and this new ride would be a sequel to Horizons. This would bring back a CoP to Disneyland while also taking it into the future.

[@jesseparrish9198]

Great video man! I love every new idea you had 👌 I hope Disney watches your video and implements your ideas into Tomorrowland.

[@angelinauy00]

I love it! Expecially the Big hero 6 ride!

[@jillpollary1302]

The people mover needs to comeback to Disneyland. I agree with your plan Offhand. I think a Wall-e ride would be good addition. Maybe put that where the Star Wars arcade is?

[@starpawed]

Love absolutely all of this, and it honestly makes me want to get into concept art purely to whip all these ideas up, LOL. As much as I love the idea for a fun Tomorrowland Lagoon, I still 100% stand by that the space from both that and Autopia should be sacrificed to FanLand for an expansion, a la MK (or rather, whatever France and Tokyo have going on). If anything, it could play into the whole idea of TL anyway: living together and with the land instead of spreading out and destroying it. Win-win!

[@kelaarin]

I still think the Mars Colony concept is the best idea I've heard for a re-theme.

[@meleana5901]

disney NEEDS you, dallin

[@shanestuddard2606]

Couldn’t agree more with every single one of your ideas. Beautifully done.

[@Meli_Mel_619]

I literally made/sell a shirt that says "What about Tomorrowland?" lol That poor area of the park is so neglected and I honestly believe your theme of Solarpunk will work perfectly!

[@timkunk3498]

Ever thought about making the perfect EPCOT? Right now it's a perfect land-based booze cruise !

[@nicolecoleman8165]

Turn Start Trader into Tomorrowland Trade Port. Sell cool little gadgets and toys, "imports" from other lands, and its own merch, and turn the Star-Cade into something more virtual reality or a playspace with overhead projectors that are interactive so parents can go tucker out their little ones.

[@agustdan6599]

Disney should consider the motor bike coaster that is on the Mardi Gras Carnival Cruise Ship to replace the People Mover or Autopia in Tomorrowland. Disnay can lay these tracks all throughout Tomorrowland. This new attraction along with that newer exterior for Space Mountain and completing it all with the Tron Coaster. The original Disneyland will have a top notch Tomorrowland.

[@Guernicaman]

Love the idea of retheming the land w/a "Solar Punk" aesthetic. Architecturally, it could be very retro-futuristic, bit add solar panels & vegetation (perhaps even functional). Also, how about bringing back the home of the future - just make it a "smart house". It doesn't even need to ba a walk-thru attraction, just part of the queue in another attraction. Maybe the new autopia or the new People Mover? Imagine going into a futuristic smart, fully automated home of the future & you hop onboard the People Mover to your next destination. As for the water dark ride attraction, how about a Sea Lab/Underwater City where you start off as a guest but then have to escape an attack from a mythical beast like the Kraken, or something. It could use the same technology as Mickey's Runaway Railway.

[@Franciszek64]

I love the idea!!! Disneyland´s Tomorrowland need a HUGH OVERHAUL!!! ithink if in Tomorrowland can add some... xenomorphs like H.R. Giger´s "ALIEN encounter" or somekind. Greetings from Mexico City

[@powerpup97]

Here’s a suggestion for your Space Station X2 restaurant idea: Maybe they can have robots deliver your food? Believe it or not, they have those at Hof’s Hut, and that’s just something a restaurant of the future needs!

[@bk6605]

Bravo. I like it. I would suggest a virtual reality dark ride of some kind. Since that is a future tech right now. Maybe flying car or jet pack simulator attraction. And a ride that would take you via a ramjet or scramjet to the edge of space and allow you a brief visit to another Disney property's gift shop before returning to Disneyland. Or a Star Trek style transporter that by your choice send you to “Disney World” or “Disney Shanghai” etc.

[@eliasbloodmoon]

In response to the Big Hero 6 ride, I do have a thought! In my quest through theme park KZbin I’ve seen a How to Train Your Dragon ride at Motiongate in Dubai. That’s a suspended ride that has some fast moments near the end. Ignoring the whole… screens and screens stuff, I feel like that would be a really good comparison model for tone and the thrills.

[@sizzlemann]

Well done! I'm sure Walt would approve!

[@michaelsullivan3581]

Yay Dallin! Pioneer. Postulator of patently popular, people-pleasing paradigms, and poignant, perspicaciously painted poly-morphic planagrams! Offhand-imagineer of the third kind! And all-around wielder of a friendly, soothing loquaciousness! Please do go on with your mission! In other words... let's do this!

[@candycemonroe7345]

Solar punk. So awesome. I love it. Please apply to imaginering right now!!

[@scientchahming5]

13:37 - They could also incorporate something from the show "Miles from Tomorrowland" and or its spinoff, "Mission Force One".

[@ClarkPaytonCrozer]

Luca!!! Theme the above water dark ride after Luca, then not only should the above water cars eventually go into caves, but those caves should hide tunnels that take the cars UNDER the lagoon where you find multiple underwater scenes!

[@RonanBunny]

I’ve got an amazing idea for tomorrowland Replay star tours with a Wall E trackless dark ride

[@richardharden4437]

Excellent! Exactly what I've been thinking for years. We need this! We demand this! Keep Space Mountain, keep Monorail. Bring back the People Movers, that will settle everyone down, (I'm a huge fan too). Bulldoze the rest. I also like the white and green Solar Punk idea too. I think it looks great. I also like that you're channeling Walt. Trons a must, don't know much about Big Hero 6, but the ride sounds good. I like the restaurant idea too. We're going to catch Flac over Autopia but I agree we need the space. Now we just have to sell it to Disney.

[@onbearfeet]

Suggestion for the Starcade: remember that weird old one-off arcade at the exit of Pirates with games designed and built by imagineers? That. Do that. But with today's tech. Some screen-based games, but also some practical stuff and, of course, some VR. Make it a showcase for imagineers' game/ride/show prototypes, constantly evolving, with installations swapped out every 6 to 24 months. Popular attractions could become full-scale productions elsewhere in the land (maybe that extra Autopia space). That would make the Starcade potentially the most futuristic (and future-proof) attraction in the land. Just a thought.

[@peaceloveandband]

I would love a wall-e ride that enters at the entrance to Tomorrowland and exits in the center, after they cleaned up the world. I also had an idea that disney could hire out space to companies to show off their future products. Constantly updating, free/profit for disney, advertising for companies.

[@gr33ngirlsea]

Offering space for companies to advertise new tech is kinda what Innoventions was, and my family loved it!

[@misacruzader]

The best part of Disney parks is the horticulture, so I appreciate that this imagining really incorporates a lot of greenery!

[@MCloud009]

Listen I feel you on the pastel cars for the people mover however, I think a white car with like a streamlined colored led lighting look would be cool on your hypothetical people mover

[@PoleTooke]

@1:53 You know he's a disney nerd and that I'm a disney nerd when he purposefully stumbles into saying "city" instead of "land" and when I recognize it for what it is 😂

[@a_dissapointment1170]

My thoughts on Star-Trade is that we would have to make it Toy Story themed since Astro Blasters is gone and by that point we’d only have Woody style attractions, I’d say just move the Star Command store to that spot but change the color scheme so it fits in with the rest of Tomorrowland. (This also gives the Big Hero Six ride a little more room.) My idea for Star-Cade is based on how they did an exhibition for Brad Bird’s tomorrow land, probably something that documents the history of Tomorrowland over the years, so at the very least it shows how far we’ve come from the original 1979 version. For the rest of Autopia, I’d put a Wall-E ride since the movie’s themes fit so well with the aesthetic of this Tomorrowland. I don’t know if it would be a coaster or a dark ride or a simple walk through but what I do know is that Wall-E NEEDS to be here. I noticed the Tomorrowland Theater wasn’t mentioned so I’m gonna throw a more “out there” idea for it: each day it plays a different Disney and Pixar sci-fi movie including “Captain EO” and “Honey I Shrunk the Audience”. I imagine it serves a similar purpose to the PeopleMover, I.E. an attraction for people to go on if it’s too crowded. My final idea is a thing involving Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland movie (Since the Tomorrowland in the movie is also kind of solar punk) that’s kind of like the Phineas and Ferb/Kim Possible spy hunt thing where putting a Tomorrowland pin/Magic Band in a specially marked spot would cause something to happen. This includes opening a door that houses a Tomorrowland version of the society of adventurers (Probably called “The Sculptors of the Future” or something). The room would probably be a treat to fans as well as a place just to chill out in.

[@darrylharmon7317]

GREAT ideas, Disney should listen to you.. They won't but they should.

[@prongsmydeer6553]

i looove your tomorrowland videos! 10/10

[@brandonringstad]

Make it happen. I would love this tomorrowland. We need a living with tue land!

[@danielramsey1959]

Best Tomorrowland concept i can think of could be terraforming and colonizing another planet, but then might as well convet all of Epcot into that.

[@cyborgasylum7353]

All great ideas. I will say I love how Disney Land intertwines the monorail, people mover and autotopia tracks. You had a great shot at the end of this piece that showcased it. I do think the speedways in both DW and DL need to go. I wish they would give both tomorrow lands a more timeless feel.

[@Sophia-pw3qx]

you should’ve said disneyland’s tomorrow land of tomorrow haha

[@jimkutsko6272]

Make the Pizza Planet an actual Pizza Planet from Toy Story. Put the robots at the gate, add in all those cool ticket games (chest burster wack-a-mole, the claw) and turn it into more of a chuck e cheese kind of place. Bonus, you could hide Buzz and Woody anamatronics all over the restaurant in the nooks and crannies. I have dreamed about this place ever since watching the movie back in the 90s.

[@ericiancarr]

To make better use of space TL needs to be multiple levels. Like having the avatar simulator ride downstairs and that space restaurant on its roof. I’d keep Star Tours before SM.

[@johnfoote6162]

I'm soo late on commenting and perhaps it will be future generations that will see my post but here goes. Thank you for this insightful and well thought out reimagining of tomorrow land. In the 70s when I was a kid, I loved imagining how we would live in the future. Back then everything was brand new, highways, Disney World and shopping malls. Then came the microwave wow, we are living in the future. I did a model of a modern house of the future and as an 7 year old, i modeled what I could find to use. I remember taking a sponge painting it white and sticking furniture tac's into the side and then took yarn and weaved a pattern around each tac. In my presentation I called this a machine that made our clothes. As we see on the jetsons for example anything can be giving a ridiculous futuristic spin. I never had the opportunity to visit the Monsanto house of the future, but I would imagine that it too had futuristic fluffery on display. This is what I wish they would bring back. An ohmage to what we thought could be and what we thought was already in development. I love floor plans and models and i can spend hours looking at the detail. I've seen in pictures the models they build for new parks, why couldn't we make one that is interactive, futuristic (perhaps modeled after Tomorow land itself), and incorporate 50 visitor workstations so that each programed action would not interfere with someone else's. I'm talking more than just a locomotive layout, perhaps building lighting a fog machine that blows air current through the wind turbines and How cool would that be, retractable roofs, rockets blast off and so on. This leads back to the idea of hands on, which after working in a children's museum I would not recommend only if the kids only had access to buttons and not the models themselves.