Exploring the Old Disneyland PEOPLEMOVER TRACK

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[@LyricNear]

This video made me finally see why people miss the Disneyland Peoplemover in particular and the Disneyworld one can't compete. This people has truly been moved

[@UrSammich]

I miss it because its an experience I never got to ride, much like the sky way buckets that went across the park. Unlike Sky Way which you can't really make out anymore in the parks, The People Mover track has remained dormant for years and I wonder why the track and structure still exists if nothing is being planned. It out shut down in the early 90s with Rocket Rods and never came back. We want people mover back because its apart of Disney history and I hate to see the track just get worse with age. It's not like the track can't or couldn't be fixed. It would take time and would require sections if not majority of Tomorrowland shut down, but it can be done. The hardest part is that like its sister track at DW, it also goes through a majority of buildings which the tracks are still there for. Really there is a lot in Tomorrowland I'd personally like something done with or bought back. The rotating building of Launch Bay/Innoventions, the outside que line area for Space Mountain (used to be the main entrance que/escalator up, then turned into a concert area), the area/theater for "Honey I Shrunk The Audience/Captain EO" which I thin has been completely closed for some reason, ect.

[@ydne]

Seems like a help for grandparents looking around for the best places to buy presents for each grandchild's tastes. 😉 💲🛍🎁

[@Riceball01]

@@UrSammich I'm old and lucky enough to remember a lot of old things at Disneyland that are no longer there. I still remember the old Chicken of the Sea/Priate Ship restaurant in Fantasayland, I got to ride the People Mover, saw America Sings, rode on the Keel Boats, the boat equivalent to Autopia, and even sat through Circle Vision 360 (which I absolutely hated as a kid),

[@TheBaldr]

@@Riceball01 I been to Disney World a bunch(perk of being near it), but only been to Disneyland once, in 1999, got to ride Rocket Rods.

[@Riceball01]

@@TheBaldr I've been to Disneyland a bunch because I lived nearby, and then in high school, I got a job there so I would go even more often since I could go in for free nearly anytime I wanted to.

[@mixhits9306]

The PeopleMover was the ultimate in the creation of kinetic energy in the park. Standing at the entrance to Tomorrowland and seein the PM and the Rocket Jets spinning was everything. As iconic as the castle.

[@Kevin-iu8hl]

Seeing Chris Provost suddenly appear out of nowhere and join in was a delight, what a wonderful person he is!

[@sr71sr71]

Epic moment

[@pinball541]

I went to Grad night at Disneyland in 1994. They shut down the Peoplemover during the event because of the "Adult" activities that was going on during the grand circle tour. I also have a cousin that works at Disneyland, & said that cast members called the Peoplemover the "People Maker".😬 Hello from Phoenix Arizona!🔥

[@FleshGolem420]

When I was a cast member in the late 80s Pirates was the big couples spot. Towards closing nobody rides it and couples would request their own boat. ..

[@rune081624]

Since more than a few teenagers lost their lives when they attempted to jump from one People Mover car to another,* the cast members in Tomorrowland used to refer to the attraction as the "People Re-Mover." *From friction with the track, over time the wheels on the bottom of the People Mover cars literally became razor-sharp. People attempting to jump from one car would lose their grip, fall beneath the vehicle, and have their limbs severed by the wheels. Nasty.

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

@@FleshGolem420 Yeah, this is one of the long-standing rumors I've heard over the years. Like with any dark, secluded spot - if a young couple (from teens to early 20s) can find a place to... canoodle and not get caught, you bet your sweet bippy they'll take it! Peoplemover for sure, and I've also heard that, supposedly, when Journey Thru Inner Space was still open, it was _also_ a favorite spot for young couples wanting some private time to the point that it earned the nickname "Journey Thru Intercourse". Horizons was also supposedly another favorite spot for young couples. I don't know how true those rumors are since I wasn't there (I wasn't born until 1987), and while I understand the logistics of the _how,_ what confuses me is how they'd manage it with the ride vehicles being pretty close together (especially in scenes of the ride where the ride vehicles would be right next to each other - like the Seance Room in the Haunted Mansion) and how they managed to not get spotted by other guests. Like, I get how with Splash Mountain, the people who wanted to take it to Flash Mountain would sit near the back of the vehicle behind others if they were rogue flashers... but Journey Thru Inner Space used the Atom Mobiles (what we know as "Doom Buggies") which are completely open, unlike the People Mover vehicles which were more closed off and usually pretty far away from other park guests so couples would be obscured, so while one person could be sat atop the other's lap... other guests are going to see what's happening.

[@FilonisHat]

Just like Walt intended. Gotta respect those horny, adventurous teens, man.

[@laurendouglas6452]

I love that we're slowly weaseling Offhand Disney lore into the videos✨💜✨

[@squirrelybeth8493]

When I was a little kid and didn't know about the people mover, I thought that the track was for the Monorail, and I was constantly afraid that the monorail would come through the star tours/buzz area and honk its horn (which I still hate). The relief I felt once I learned about the people mover track was immensurable.

[@gr33ngirlsea]

I really noticed that during his tour. It seems like it would feel a little overwhelming and crowded when the People mover was running.

[@lindasolis7117]

Yup- Old People Mover DL fan here. The greatest part of the people mover was the fact that it went up and down and around the other attractions. One of the best parts was when it went over the autopia, so pretty back around the trees and weaving in and out with the monorail. We remember the old days when the "sculpture" as you say on top of the loading/unloading dock was the old "Rocket Jets" ride- so fun as it was so high in the air! (like the Astro Orbiter in WDW) And, just like at WDW, you would have to get off the people mover and stand in line again to ride a second time. Thanks for the memories! 😀

[@MrAwesomedude808]

You can actually ask to ride again! They’ll usually let you!

[@Matt-xu3lb]

I was riding on the People Mover in the late 1980's right when a show started on the Tomorrow Land Terrace stage. To my surprise it was taping for a tv special with UB40. We then went into the Space Mountain Tunnel and when we came out Genesis was on stage filming. By the time I was off the ride the Terrace was lowering and the TV taping was over. Happy to see the parts I did see live.

[@suemoore4409]

This way like a slingshot bolting this old lady back in time. I worked at Carnation Main Street in (oh lord) 1978. Yes, I'm old. I remember so many good times on the Peoplemover. It absolutely broke my heart when the Mary Blair murals were taken down. I feel a small part of me died. I understand wanting to constantly feel the need to add and rebrand, but if it's not broken, don't fix it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@BlackStorm555]

I gave you a like for this comment. I fully agree. Also the 1964 worlds fair. Tearing down those beautiful buildings and dismantling the Tower of the four winds. I love looking at scale models and old film of the 60s architecture. 😊

[@timrose9826]

Reasons why the Peoplemover was a amazing ride… Gave you an overview of all of Tomorrowland very helpful for new guest The Tron Tunnel super cool stuff 😎 Moved fast enough to cool you off on a hot afternoon

[@josecastaneda6597]

As i remember it, the people mover went into Adventures into Inner Space, passed the arcade, passed Space Mountain, around America sings as it entered Tron. Through the Autopia system passed the monorail, through Circlevision, then back to the dock. Also, i'm pretty sure that the escalator up to the ride area was on the front of the building in the direction of the Orbiter.

[@summerlarson2543]

After Circle Vision was the Bell Telephone area, where you got to go into private glass rooms and make a call with a hands free conversation

[@josecastaneda6597]

@@summerlarson2543 I had completely forgotten about that. You are right.

[@vettebecker1]

Wish one day they would bring this iconic ride back to the park, the structure is still intact! Amazing

[@TheAnimatorOfOpallyon]

Recently I went to Disney World, I had not gone to a Disney Park in 6 years. I discovered this channel 2 years ago and I've watched every video of yours since and I've always related to your perspective of the parks,p. The "Living with the Land is a masterpiece" video from about two years ago was quite relatable, I didn't know that someone else loved the ride with such passion as I did, then I discovered the whole Peoplemover fanatism and couldn't agree more, I actually went 3 times when I went to Magic Kingdom. I've learned everything about the Disney Parks from your videos, so when my family and I went to the 4 parks I did a stop every 3 seconds to say a little bit of trivia, like talking about "Go Away Green", the smelletizers, the abandoned Discovery Island, the Disco Yeti's origin, the cancelled Fuji Coaster and a lot of EPCOT trivia. Going and to the parks and finally talking about everything that I learned on this channel throughout the last years was excellent, and I have to thank you, Dallin for all the great content.

[@thomasstanley3008]

It was actually the opposite side of that gift shop is where the entrance and escalator used to be. Kinda directly under the path of the peoplemover track. They changed the whole base of that area when they changed it to the Rocket Rods, which moved the entrance of the queue to where Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters is now. (I was there as an annual passholder in the 80s) Edit: The Lunching Pad was the quick service snack stand that used to be where that gift shop is now.

[@maddercat]

Yeah I thought he had that wrong, they have planters now where the entrance or exit is...or one side was the exit and one was the entrance? I forget exactly I just know it wasn't right. lol

[@thomasstanley3008]

@@maddercat yeah, the churro cart in Tomorrowland is where the entrance and exit escalator was located right next to each other. Whenever my family would split up at Disneyland, we would always meet at the People Mover entrance. It’s hard to picture it now, since the Rocket Rods queue took you underground so you would climb stairs underneath the loading deck. The only way to really know is if you were there, and that was changed back in the late 90s.

[@tinahooper3470]

The gift shop was also once a Disney radio station.

[@thomasstanley3008]

@@tinahooper3470 I remember that! I think that was during the Rocket Rods era of Tomorrowland. I remember walking past it and hearing Christina Aguilera’s “Genie in a Bottle” but with weird lyrics lol!

[@paulcarhart8830]

I came here just to clarify this. The escalator was on the west side of the loading platform.

[@writerpatrick]

The way to rebuild the Peoplemover is to go with a completely different approach. Make the cars independently solar powered. That way you're not relying upon the track for power. But Disney doesn't seem to realize that for all the cost of fixing the Peoplemover, it's still cheaper than building a new attraction since they only have to lay a new track in place of the old one.

[@sandy737]

From my understanding it's not just the track that's the issue, when the now failed Rocket Rods that replaced the people mover took place, the shear force of the Rocket Rods drive vehicles going fast and slow caused irreversible damage to a lot of the supporting structure of the ride. From what I heard they would need to break down huge pieces of track and structure throughout the park to even get it to a stable state before even a ride can be positioned. The damage is said to not be as severe that people can walk around the structure, but to place another ride would be way to expensive. This is the main reason why Disney has not put another ride there, just too unsafe from the damage of Rocket Rods.

[@jankk]

TBF, Tomorrowland would benefit from being shut down for a year or two & completely remodeled/rebuilt like they did with Fantasyland in the early 80s, with a more cohesive theme & look and new & updated rides and attractions (like, maybe it’s time to replace the carousel building with a Tron ride). They could take advantage of the closure to rebuild/replace the damaged tracks for a fully upgraded Peoplemover experience that has the relaxing feel & leisurely length of the original with improved ride technology & special effects tunnels.

[@sandy737]

@@jankk That would be awesome! But I doubt the board will approve such a massive project and close such big part of thier main park for such an extended time. The parks are doing fine without the upgrade to Fantasyland, until that changes I doubt the board will approve such a massive project other then expanding Fantasyland like they've done with hollywood studios and animal kingdom.

[@charleshemingway2102]

@@sandy737 i heard the same thing but in watching this video look at how many supports are shared with the MONORAIL or other structures. . Also it isnt that hard to precast the supports. Precast the track and swap out track and supports all at once.

[@charleshemingway2102]

@@jankk I wish they would move all the Star Wars stuff out of Tomorrowland, since SW happened "a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away,". It would have been really easy to put a land across the street of S. Harbor between Katella and HWY5. 3rd gate interconnected with paths/tunnels to and from DL and CA. The only problem with Disney's way of doing things is the proverbial habitual shutdowns for "improvemernts". There are much better ways and shorter timelines. But when you can drop $1B like its a $20 you do you.

[@ginadisillusioned]

Thank you thank you thank you for bringing back all those memories. My heart is joyful and broken all at the same time. "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."

[@michaelsullivan3581]

The core sentiment of Ferris Prime!

[@tabithaschwarzenbach6124]

Always loved the people mover, my grandmother was always able to see what we were doing...it brought greater joy and happiness to her visit!

[@jetsons101]

Disney should bite the bullet and restore the Peoplemover to it's original glory. Then put "Adventure Thur Inner Space" back in using the latest technology. Side note: it would be nice if Tomorrowland was restored to the1967 look but also using the latest technology.

[@scruffydog2]

Can’t would have to replace all the supports and track. They would have to take the roofs off all the buildings.

[@ChickenCoop82]

Provost suddenly appearing in the middle of a random Offhand video is a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one

[@cgimovieman]

BRING IT BAAAAACK!!! Do what it takes! I don’t care how much money or adjustments! Just bring it back!!

[@dougmurrayshow]

Exactly, we're sending space probes to Mars, but we can't rebuild an amusement ride?

[@chrismcdowell7138]

What you should do is climb up, and onto the People Mover track, and follow it from beginning to end. Make sure to wear your fastest running shoes, since the Disney security will be chasing you all the way. Note; you’ll probably be banned forever, from visiting a Disney park, and maybe spend some time in a California prison. But heck, it will be well worth it, for your KZbin content.

[@lonniekennedy5739]

Loved this video! Thank you for the memories. I’m 62…….I miss the People Mover!

[@jamesrael9557]

Why do we love the Peoplemover so much? It was like seriously one of my favorites, if not my absolute favorite, when I was a kid. I totally would love to ride it as it was in mid-80’s one more time.

[@ArtBellJr]

The Tron part really made me feel like it was moving really fast through that show room.

[@stevea8351]

The people mover was always one of my favorite rides when I was a kid. Bringing it back would make everyone, and I mean everyone, happy. Disney has torn out so many cool rides from Tomorrow land that it is just a shell of itself. Imagine how popular Tomorrowland would be if they brought back the people mover and included some new experiences in it. I would love to have the model city back too on the people mover.

[@davidantunez4147]

​@stevea8351 people would enjoy it for 6 months then it'll be dead ha

[@sether199]

The People Mover is a sit down, rest, cool off and rarely has a wait.

[@albertcalleros9489]

The PeopleMover was my personal favorite ride at Disneyland. The instrumental theme music of the PeopleMover is so reminiscent of the Fifth Dimension's 1967 hit record 'Up Up and Away in My Beautiful Balloon.'

[@pixiegutz9692]

I (a people) found myself very moved by this video. Another great one! Thank you Mr. Offhand Disney 🙏🏻

[@andyb7808]

A Mother’s Day treat!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@duderdude4831]

I remember loving the replacement, Rocket Rods

[@USCfan03]

It would be fantastic if Disneyland somehow figured out how to bring the peoplemover back.

[@StSparky]

7:04 I remember the Monsanto Adventure Thru Inner Space was there before Star Tours. We all miss the People Mover.

[@averyeml]

I always forget about the Provost channel until he pops up in your videos and then I’m reminded to go binge. This time I finally subscribed- I can’t afford to miss more comedic genius like the “90 degrees” bit

[@toshibavoodoo]

PEOPLEMOVER!! Any information on PeopleMover is always AWESOME...Suggestions for Part 2 - Google Maps route of the people mover to ad to your current live viewing of the line. Also PeopleMover can come back, unfortunately it takes the right type of leadership and vision. The parks hasn't had proper leadership for more than 30 years. So much could be BETTER!

[@briannepillion1793]

As a kid, this was one of my favorite rides! My friends and I would sit and watch everyone below, catch our breath, then get excited when they would let us ride a second ride. I miss what the park use to be like. Great video!!!

[@jugatsu23nichi]

dude, this video is so awesome! I literally brought up an old fam video where we were on the DL People Mover and could see the sky buckets going through the Matterhorn and saw the motorboats down below as well. Oh man, the Golden Age of DL!!

[@pinball541]

Dalin, the Disneyland Peoplemover station is identical to the WDW Peoplemover station. You had the Rocket Jets on the roof with the Elevator where Tomorrow Landing is. The speed ramps were in front where the Churro cart is today, & you were able to stay on your mover if there was not a line of people waiting to be moved. The Peoplemover is my most sentamental & favorite ride at Disneyland with the Skyway 2nd because of my dad. He had extreme health issues & could only ride the easy going rides. I spent MANY laps on the Peoplemover with my dad while watching Disneyland underneath us. Sadly, dad passed away in December of 2022, & I would love to have just one more lap with him for old times sake on the Peoplemover.❤ Hello from Phoenix Arizona!🔥

[@LloydAntonyLB]

The Tommorow Landing shop is where the elevator to the Rocket Jets was. The moving ramp to the Peoplemover is surrounded by a planter and churro carts on the opposite side, underneath the tracks. You can still see the ramp. 😊

[@77Scarlet]

People Mover & Country’s Bears are a must for me every time I visit Mk. Disneyland childhood memories ✨💙✨

[@AzureMystic]

I actually remember this when I was a kid in the 90's. It wasn't a full tram either at that time for me. They had it as space shuttles, similar to Space Mountain, at the time. They sat a family of 4 at the time. It really was a great way to see all of Tomorrowland and get a glimpse of every ride.

[@Ryecrash617]

That was a great video. I had the opportunity to go on the PeopleMover when I was little and had very vague memories of it. Your video just brought detail to those memories.

[@summerlarson2543]

Thank you for this WONDERFUL video!!! It took me back to a very special time. I am sooo happy the track is still there. I pray Mr. Iger fixes this for us Disney veterans. When you wish upon a star....

[@Brazbit]

The People Mover was a great ride because, unlike so much of the park, it was a place where you could go to relax, and the cars were small enough that you could get away from people that were not in your party. A little relaxing mental break from the constant overstimulation of the senses that is Disneyland. The Railroad is the closest thing to this that remains, but it can still get packed and busy with constant stops and noise, people loading and uloading. Whereas the People Mover was a closed loop, so you were guaranteed an entire ride of relaxing views, some peace and quiet. Plus, it had some interesting bits, like the World of Tron but for the most part it was a way to disconnect for a few minutes and recenter yourself for the rest of the day ahead. The attendants would allow you to ride around again depending on how busy they were. Sometimes it seemed like everyone wanted on the People Mover and the line would force them to keep people... umm... moving. But there were definitely times where you basically had the ride to yourself, and they were fine letting you go again. Pretty much like just about any ride in the park if you timed it right.

[@alorachan]

I remember riding the people mover as a kiddo (I'm presently 37 and was born in Los Angeles, went a lot as a kid). I didn't remember it circling around Autopia, so that was neat to see again. I mostly remembered passing through Star Tours, the Star Traders gift shop, and one tunnel the track went through had a light effect to make it kinda like you're going through a warp tunnel. It's been SO long since I last rode it and I'm sure I didn't even go in the last year it was open, so even longer for me since it was last opened. I miss it so much and I'm right there with you to get it brought back (of course they'd have to reinforce all the track again.....)

[@joncarlos716]

Got on it when I was 6 and I actually remember it because all of our family fit on. That’s why you need to bring it back because it’s a everybody kind of ride from 3-99 years old. But the the way bob handling things, nothing is going to happen. Maybe the next ceo will listen to the actual fans.

[@tikiviktor]

In a very strange odd weird way you could say Circle Vision was the precursor to Soarin.

[@GeekFilter]

I moved to Southern California the year before the people mover close down so I was happy that I got to ride it quite a few times in that last summer. So we know it’s highly unlikely that the people mover will return because the tracks are probably unusable at this point, BUT could it be turned into a walkway for people? Allowing you to sort of get an overview on foot. That’s probably not likely either but it would be interesting!

[@dougmurrayshow]

Walkway ! 🙂

[@ArtBellJr]

Chris Provost is Definitely the Rodney Dangerfield of Disneyland.

[@ethansloan]

...but everyone respects Chris Provost.

[@ArtBellJr]

@@ethansloan He is such a polite and respectful person so it's easy to give him respect. Chris Definitely earns it.

[@olddisneylandtickets]

Bravo!!!! These are the only reasons I go to the park, to scratch the surface of Vintage Disneyland

[@danielcarroll8889]

I have a better appreciation for the people mover now

[@PoleTooke]

THE PROVOST ENCOUNTER! Brought me so much joy hahaha

[@kikiandluca]

I went to WDW in December. I was psyched to ride it, since we don't have it at Disneyland. It's basically the parking tram, but through tomorrow land. So, imagine being on the parking tram and rolling above tomorrow land. I could see how older people would like it, but my 13 year son thought it was the most boring ride ever. To give you an indication of how popular it is at WDW, it was literally the only ride without a line of people waiting. Sometimes nostalgia is like looking through rose colored glasses.

[@laughingcoyote8789]

I am an old hand at going to DL and from my experience, the cast members would only kick you off the ride if it was super busy. If there weren't a lot of people waiting, you could ride it a few times in a row if you'd like, but that was in the 80's when attendance was really low. The other thing that you didn't mention was the TRON portion of the attraction. That was where Pizza Planet is now (I think) it used to be above Mission to Mars around that area. (I haven't been to DL in a really long time). My favorite memory of the Peoplemover, and it might sound odd is the track to get you up to the ride vehicles. The incline was a motorized ramp, like at the exit of Haunted Mansion, but you could REALLY feel the rollers that were moving the track. I don't know why even as a teenager I always got a kick out of the bumps on the ramp on the PeopleMover, but I did.

[@AdventureStop]

19:06 it looks like the old 80’s blue toilet bowl cleaner called 2000 Flushes we used to add to the tank reservoir. Try to un-see it now! 😂

[@Dabel111]

I love these kinds of videos. A tour and a story. Amazing, I want more, keep up the good work.

[@alli_mode]

Idk what's going on, but you *CAN'T* leave me hanging like that!

[@laurah1836]

Love the banter between you and Chris from Provost Park Pass !

[@charleskulisek7288]

So in this video you said that the entrance and the speed ramps are on the back facing the America Sings building but the speed ramps were in the front under the old spinning marquee facing the entrance of Tomorrowland. I know this because I used to ride every time my family and I went to Disneyland when I was a kid which was at least three to four times a year. I miss and love the Peoplemover. I wish they would bring it back.

[@Bungletronics]

This is great! I had memories of riding the people moved as a kid but I couldn’t visualize most of it. Thank you for sharing the home videos from back in the day and exploring how the track is now. This was one of my fav things and I loved looking down into the arcade as I rode it.

[@nf1nk]

Hold on, what if they actually turned the track into an elevated walkway with fun little exhibits around the old track. Low cost, low maintenance but still kind of cool. Maybe have a secret bar on the upper deck.

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

Walt Disney didn't want alcohol served to the general public in his park.

[@adamslater7486]

I've thought that a walkthrough version of the ride would be kind of neat, but I think they can't because of all the steep inclines and declines. Plus, what if you want to leave in a hurry? The track is kind of long and doesn't really have any other places to enter or leave.

[@nf1nk]

@@adamslater7486 If you were really going to do it, the smart way would be to have several stairs on and off at various points. It wouldn't be one experience but a series of trail sections you could do as you please. I would imagine that center section as you enter Tomorrowland would be crowded but the section over Autopia would be a bit sparse.

[@DekuOfPower]

​@@Lil_Angry_BitchIt's already happening in Galaxy's Edge, so...

[@dougmurrayshow]

Yes, it should be a walkthrough with several exit/entrance points along the way.

[@carolynsmith1976]

The people need to move again! Great video. Loved the Chris cameo as well.

[@joekaput747]

It's just such a chill ride, constantly moving line, good to do when you need to get off your feet for a few minutes. It should come back in some form or fashion. The one at Disney World was one of my favorites because it's just so chill, and good to do when the Florida skies opened up

[@Jim-rh2nh]

I remember it circling through the original carousel of progress viewing room that housed the Experimental Community of Tomorrow model (EPCOT) back in the 70s, also there was a TRON overlay in the 80s before star tours opened when it replaced journey through inner space

[@stephaniemiller1975]

I so miss the OG People Mover! I have been blessed to have been able to ride this ride even it broke down and to be escorted off with all of the light on. The last time I road this ride was on Grad night 6/1993..

[@weezyslob]

I live a few miles from Disneyland, I grew up there, as a kid, with all the kid rides in the park, the PeopleMover was my favorite, I rode it every chance I got. It was so cool to go behind Star Tours, to look out and see the arcade buzzing with life, to get a tiny glimpse of Space Mountain and it’s creepy space sounds. The Tron part was friggin scary as a little kid though. On the other side it was cool to ride around the Autopia area, and see the CircleVision theater from above. It was weird when Rocket Rods came out and that building became the overflow queue, it was actually interesting looking in there, but what a terrible ride. And now of course it’s Buzz Lightyear. But yeah, it was such a relaxing ride, and a peek behind the scenes, there was just a magic to it, a similar magic to what the 80’s Epcot rides that are gone now also had.

[@toshibavoodoo]

Going watch on the Big Screen, then five more times!! POEPLEMOVER my FAVORITE!

[@nemiiart]

the moment with the band was?? borderline emotional

[@Loc0motive]

Cool Vid. I also remember the Rocket Jets ride that was on top of the People Mover loading/unloading station back in the day, which closed in 1997. I miss the People Mover.

[@davidpiratetew6253]

Actually that store was always there, its been used before for Radio Disney and before that was a food counter service. The elevators for the Rocket Jets was just to the left where the popcorn cart is now. The escalators were at the front underneath the revolving sign/staircase.

[@XxXenosxX]

The people mover should’ve been expanded not closed 💔

[@dropzonegolfSC]

Those bumper things below the monorail track is to catch oil or other debris from falling on the people movers.

[@johnreynolds196]

My childhood high... Seeing the PM, Monorail, and SkyWay cars... from the Rockets ON TOP of the PeopleMover station. Being so high up in a Rocket used to freak me the F out.

[@theworstisover1323]

I'd bet there's a parallel dimension out there in which the People Mover at the Magic Kingdom was turned into a Rocket Rods type attraction and thus was closed and the channel Onhand Disney covers it in the same fashion as this channel.

[@BSpecUSA]

We used to get on the people mover and seriously stay on it for like two hours without getting off on week days. Sometimes we would bring our food with us and they would let us eat lunch while riding. So wish they would bring it back.

[@Liquidspaceman]

Great video! I love Chris' contribution! At the end of the ride the roof of the car would hinge open signaling to get out .

[@timgriffin639]

The Skyway is my PeopleMover! I definitely had ridden the Disneyland PeopleMover as a kid, but in my opinion, it pales in comparison to the Disneyland Skyway. I had so many wonderful experiences on the Skyway, including my very first Disneyland memory from when I was 4. Nobody ever talks about the Skyway anymore, and it makes me sad. How about a Skyway video, huh?

[@michaelsullivan3581]

Bravo! Outstanding episode Sirs! Of course Dallin Prime is the S.E.A member! It's all starting to make sense now...

[@JackDaloots]

10:17 - Well, thanks to the DVC lounge we found out it's not-so-empty, the launch bay items (many of them anyway) are still in there!)

[@BaronKilaton]

When I rode through on the people mover in 1991 I remember they had storm troopers and the projections inside the trim MCP were really faded in the daylight… I would eat pizza I would put in my backpack with friends… it was the perfect ride to snack on

[@PhilDonaldson]

Tomorrowland was the first land that I'd go to. I went as a teen in 1972 and 1973.Then, Tomorrowland was vibrant and felt cutting-edge. Riding the Peoplemover through Adventures Thru Inner Space, Carousel Of Progress, Submarine Voyage and Autopia felt special (dare I say magical?). There was so much activity in Tomorrowland! The Rocket Jets were in just the right place and added to the energy. I wish I could take a time machine trip back to relive the magic. Disney needs to tear down Tomorrowland and build something more purpose-built.

[@flothua]

I’m here for the Offhand cinematic universe

[@kendalozzel3503]

Man, I can remember how amazing it was to see that single stormtrooper in the upper star traders window area shift his weight from one foot to the other. I was pretty easily impressed at 12.

[@caryrodda]

There was something really cool about the Peoplemover, both riding it, and being on the ground as the cars drove by.

[@kerutlj]

I loved the people mover, it was a great way to rest my feet and still be entertained!

[@FreihEitner]

I rode the Disneyland People Mover a few times in my youth. They never "kicked me off" but I also never tried to go around a second time as there were always people waiting to get on.

[@gmusick3859]

OMG! So happy to see Chris on here! I love him!

[@sargentsargento3310]

The dallinverse is REALLY picking up😂

[@skunkman9815]

They need to bring this back

[@johnnada.]

my favorite part was the tunnel where you’re in the Tron cycle game - felt like you were jamming

[@richardharden4437]

They did ask you to depart, Dallin. Excellent vlog as always. I miss the Peoplemover as many do. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

[@esso2259]

23:47 "you didnt happen to see a frog in there" (kermit sitting in the background)

[@jamesl1130]

What is currently the store was not the main entrance for the PeopleMover Speed ramps. The entrance was on the opposite side. There were 6 Speed ramps, 3 up and 3 down.

[@holdingfast7717]

Tomorrowland is so sad today😢 would be that hard to bring back innovations, people mover, starcade and the theater? Skyway was the scariest Disney ride ever by the way.

[@laotasurfs1110]

Footage of ealy 90's Tomorrowland melts my heart. Miss the Peoplemover so much! Also, the Cicle-Vision theater! I went there as a kid, only I don't know when. The only time I went there, they were playing "Wonders of China." Doens't really narrow down the timeframe that much. But it looked in the home movie here like there was seating. When I went, there was just railing. And I've never been to WDW, so it's not a confused memory.

[@jessicosplay6389]

When we would go to Disneyland in the 90s. We would go with my aunt that is wheelchair bound. We would stay on the peoplemover as long as she wanted since to get her off they would have to stop the ride for us to lift her out and place her back in her chair. We normally did it 3 times.

[@andrewahlborg9688]

“Ahhh Fauckkkkk let’s regain control”😂😂😂😂

[@Tresquall]

I doubt he said that but WOW I can hear it 😂

[@eireluvr]

Great video! Thank you so much. It took me back to good times at Disneyland! I loved the People Mover...it was a great break to relax and get a different peek at parts of the park otherwise hidden. The only downfall...kids would throw stuff at people on the ground. Got hit with ketchup while standing in line for the submarine ride. Good times.

[@ematuskey]

Yes, you got kicked off at the end--I feel like the practice of staying on a ride for multiple loops is a more recent phenomena (but also, there was rarely not a line as I recall, so they always needed the space for new riders).

[@steventhesith6160]

If you went during the winter back in the 80’s, there was never a line. They would make you exit but you would just walk to the other side of the circle and get back on

[@oneironaut420]

I miss the Peoplemover so much. It would still be pretty futuristic today. It was a nice relaxing ride to put your feet up and just sit for awhile. And it gave Tomorrowland such a kinetic feel that was very exciting. In fact, I miss the entire two-level design of the old Tomrorowland.

[@fabavb]

That was beautiful! Thank you so much!

[@mfPIRATEGUNNER]

No matter how many videos I watch of the WDW people mover, they do not make me want to go all the way to the east coast to ride it, at all. Me and my mom would ride the og Disneyland one when we wanted a break from the rest of the family. Such a precious moment.you should do a video on why the Disneyland PM was infinitely better than the WDW PM.

[@chumbersdee]

I LOVED the Peoplemover 😢😢....in particular the early 80s when it would go thru Adventure thru Innerspace ❄ 🔬

[@michaelschroeck2254]

4:10 fantastic!