The Problems at Disneyland

[@SherrifOfNottingham]

Tomorrowland is themed after the 70's? There's a clear problem with the park when the "tomorrow" in "Tomorrowland" is over 40 years in the past.

[@alvaroprieto2092]

They should just rename it retroland problem solved

[@Maximalistcollector]

pastland

[@LilzMay-sk3ew]

40-years-ago land😂

[@dmannevada5981]

@@alvaroprieto2092 that's pretty funny

[@IDK_Kat]

no it's themed to 1986. Proves how much people think will change in a short amount of time. I would've wanted to see Walt Disney's ghost when he saw the actual 1986 XD.

[@jacoje]

Problems at Disneyland: Lines lines and more lines. Even lines to get on the freakin shuttle.

[@cutfromfreshman5657]

Ok... But it is better than DisneyWorlds ride wait times... The Magic kingdom has to refuse entrance because it is at Its max amount of people.

[@cutfromfreshman5657]

@@justiful9215It costs a lot of money, espicially because of the hotels needed... Plus resturaunts, Euro Disney almost failed as a park... Disney almost went bankrupt in the proccess. That is probably why they wont make a new park anytime soon.

[@lauryntyree9954]

Hi I’m lily and Greta

[@Angie2343]

@@cutfromfreshman5657 For the moment.

[@buzzybuzzy5563]

Walt Disney world added alot of theme parks looks as if they're more focused on Florida 🤔🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@trenthawkins]

People mover... but modernize it. A lot. -Central hub, connects to a ring that circles Tomorrowland. -A few 'stations' along the ring -By default the cars just pass by the outer stations, in 'tour' mode (go around the ring, return to central hub) -At any time you can select a station (at least one is by a restaurant), and your car separates from the 'train' to let you off at the station. -Automation allows for empty cars to peel off from the train to 'stock' stations, or if a station has too many cars, send some down the line to return to the hub, or another station. -Faster? hard call - old pace was good for looking around and seeing what tomorrowland had to offer. But not a great pace to get from A>B... Two lanes? makes looking out one side more difficult. -As Tomorrowland is not very big (World's seems a bit bigger / less compact) extend the ring up into Fantasy Land, with a station there - would kinda serve double-duty replacing the skyway. Theme would be a cross between monorail and a fleet of self-driving cars. Or... or - hear me out - Do away with the 'cars', and have it be Wall-E themed with 'floating' lounger chairs.

[@revimfadli4666]

So like West Virginia University's people mover?

[@MissPrincessinblue]

Yes to the wall e chairs

[@zdproductions3903]

Become an imagineer

[@SteveCarras]

Okay, as long as it doesn't mean making it ugly like modern cars are lol

[@sixteen8teen823]

Make a sushi restaurant in Tomorrowland and call it “Admiral’s snACKBAR”, have a neon sign for the restaurant that appears to make the “sn” seem like they are burning out. Since admiral ackbar in Star Wars is From mon calamari, maybe the resteraunt should be Asian themed, maybe even sushi!

[@seagullchowder5497]

build a mosque in tomorrowland and call it Allah ACKBAR...

[@AndromedaCripps]

I don't get the Asian connection? Calamari is just an English word for squid dishes. It's actually from Latin (calimarius). What does this have to do with Asian cuisine?

[@ctpctp]

I wouldn't eat at Admiral snAckbar......it's a trap.

[@Techischannel]

@@AndromedaCripps Asian Cuisine, especialy Sushi contains alot of Seafood. This includes: Squids, Octopodes, Crustaceons, Sea Cucumbers, Seaweed, etc. Its also pretty future proof as the Ocean Levels rising will give more Farmarble Sea Shallows for all of these forms of life. Edit: And who doesnt want to try some Smoked Salmon Sushi ... or Squidsticks by that matter.

[@PeruvianPotato]

ITS A TRAP

[@marxdesign]

DCA is becoming Disney Hollywood Studio.

[@coledoucette5116]

Yet they got rid of their Hollywood ride

[@coledoucette5116]

@Pie Fish fs

[@henrytomasso7394]

Drum Corps Association

[@kimscoffeecup1826]

Oof

[@disneyarchitect4258]

A better hollywood studios

[@AroundIndiana]

I would say the biggest mistake Walt Disney made was not buying enough land for Disneyland. Luckily he learned from that mistake in Florida and WDW can keep growing for many years to come. When you go to WDW you are completely removed from the outside world and in the world of Disney. At Disneyland you are plopped in the middle of town like a mall or something.

[@vaimantobe3034]

ReviewsTechNow it's hardly a mistake when you consider Walt had to mortage his house and lend money from who knows what just to finance the construction of his park. He wouldn't have been able to afford a WDW-sized area before his park was surrounded by other businesses anyway

[@troyj4960]

I prefer disneyland where you can exit "the bubble" and get an affordable lunch ... then return to the magic. WDW is brilliant from a marketing (price gouging) perspective... but it is not in your financial interest to be so far removed from competitive pricing

[@natelandherr5202]

Dude, WDW is a HUGE pain to get to. I love that Disneyland and CA Adventure are super easy to park hop.

[@seawoof0417]

Pp poll pi

[@fieryhellkitten]

@@troyj4960 its not that expensive to eat at disney world. Theres also a gas station on property with a dunkin donuts in it. That also serves pizza.

[@brycevo]

PROBLEMS?! Disneyland has No Problems! (glances to how packed Adventureland is, and begins sweating) No problems at all.

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

Adventureland isn't "packed" ...

[@brycevo]

The Mysterious Gravity Falls Person On season, it's hard to move. Very hard to move.

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

I always go late January and it's virtually empty.

[@brycevo]

The Mysterious Gravity Falls Person Sweet child. On Season is around Spring break, around Summer, and the holidays. Not everyone has the luxury of coming off season, and when you come on season, the park is very packed. Adventureland is the most affected. The second most packed is New Orleans Square. It was so crowded, Disney closed the Indiana Jones shop to open extra space, but it's still tight in Adventureland.

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

So just take the train... OR just don't go on a packed day. idk those are my suggestions for you.

[@Emplordxiii]

No, you're wrong on Mission Breakout taking place in space: The story takes place at the Disneyland Resort. The story is that the Collector brought his Vault to Earth(Specifically an area that gets a lot of visits) to show off his latest collection: The Guardians of the Galaxy. Even Rocket has 3 different comments to this when you reach the top of the ride to see the Disneyland Resort: 1-"Disneyland? I thought it was a myth!" 2-"Disneyland? But it's thematically inconsistent." 3-"We're at Disneyland?! That's so cool!"

[@DjNvs]

I said this too lol. I’m a lot less words.

[@lowzibojine]

I hate drop towers but I would ride this

[@lowzibojine]

I hate drop towers but I would ride this

[@natelandherr5202]

Tower of Terror was better

[@ScumlordStudio]

I never heard those lines over the screaming and holding onto my phone trying to record, haha

[@toddles9]

A 'Mission to Mars' type ride would be different and culturally relevant for the next 20 years.

[@maxiapalucci2511]

toddles9 there is one in Epcot

[@nunyabiznez6381]

I would go so far as to invite NASA to contribute ideas about the future of space travel. Have an exhibit in an outer pavilion with life size models of various concepts of expected future space ships. That is what one would walk through as they are getting in line for a mission to Mars ride. The ride itself would take people on a journey like one expected of Astronauts on such a mission. I would then maybe add a "Return to the Moon" ride and maybe even a deep space ride where one visits Saturn, Jupiter and their moons and beyond. Then finally a ride to another solar system. Each ride becomes successively more extreme.

[@maxbrandt6]

An attraction about California IN California?! Amazing. Lemme guess, that was a Michael Eisner idea.

[@charlesajones77]

It was.

[@kayleecamano4324]

CORRECT

[@VBYTP]

California is a large and ecologically diverse state. By dedicating a park to it, Disney allows guests to experience a taste of all the best parts of California while only making a single trip. That's how the park was originally made, and I hope it stays that way.

[@CynUnion-ji9uj]

Nice Try Michael Eisner, but you can't fool us by making it seem like a park dedicated to California Stereotypes(for the time) is a good idea beloved by many people.

[@Wig4]

The real problem was and is opposite : California Adventure was way not ENOUGH about California !!! It got mainly redundant attractions, decorated from the outside with a pinch of California look... but it lacked CALIFORNIAN STORIES !!! That was the problem... the concept of having a California park in California is excelling, if at least, it's a MATCH... and it was not.

[@ADAMan123]

"Problems at Disneyland" HOW DARE YOU! "Security line" Yeah okay I can see you on that one...

[@doctoradventure413]

I think the reason security goes faster in World is because you've probably already gotten checked by something where as at Land you probably haven't

[@hunterkernan363]

Disney Fans: Hey can you bring back the People Mover? Disney: Make Paradise Pier Pixar? Disney Fans: No Disney:Too Bad! We are making Paradise Pier Pixar. Disney Fans: ...

[@as25437]

Lossak Kernan Hey I would rather have a (relative) cheap reskin of the pier than Tomorrowland because if they did a cheap reskin there we would be stuck with a crappy Tomorrowland for 20 more years

[@clown8931]

Lol that's legit

[@hunterkernan363]

bigevilworldwide1 Calm down it wasn’t meant to be taken that seriously.

[@stanfordite]

bigevilworldwide1 Shut the fuck up. Your Disney fan credentials need to be taken away from you. The Peoplemover IS an amazing attraction and you need to be brainwashed and tortured into thinking so. If I ran Disney and I plan on doing so, bringing back the Peoplemover would be one of my biggest priorities as part of my plan to make the parks great again by being the Donald Trump it needs.

[@hunterkernan363]

I just wanted to make a joke. Can we please stop the fighting in the reply section?

[@Lukas-kd3rx]

Literally every plant in Tomorrowland is edible Edit: once I ate lettuce at Tomorrowland, it was pretty good

[@alexanderhicks4499]

Were you sure it was lettuce?

[@leonellointheflesh]

0:55 how has nobody noticed that fail in the back 😂😂

[@randaliciousness]

It was a nice save. He could have ended up in the water.

[@kylelagrasse9661]

Jordyn Tomorrowland I was starting to think I was the only one that noticed!!!😂

[@jdssurf]

Jordyn Tomorrowland think it was one of the jokester workers

[@Allison-ub2uc]

I just commented about it and I thought I was the only one 😂

[@gioboye]

Jordyn Flavin that dude almost ate shit on the boat hahaha!!!

[@breeamman1195]

**sweating through my tee shirt with no blanket, fan on high, in Florida** Haha.. We have. no flaws... **passes out**

[@luuchoo93]

Bree Amman That could happen in California too, and I saw it in Halloween 2017 during the heatwave.. people would literally pass out

[@buzzlebaby]

I wonder why they don’t use misters? It seems like an easy enough solution. Misters around the walkways.

[@temirab.5891]

Bree Amman I went with my family and it was 106 to 110 degrees outside and it was so hot restaurants and rides closed and parades were canceled plus we got a low grade heat stroke but anyway in Florida the humidity sucks so hey we can’t do much about the weather😂

[@wlonsdale1]

@@buzzlebaby misters don't work in humidity

[@IzEror]

A dedicated A/C vent system like Astroworld used wouldn't be a bad idea in Florida although I have no idea how they'd implement it at this stage of the park's development.

[@wheelindisney5874]

I'm not thrilled with the Toy Story parking. I know they've had their issues with the local businesses there, and have had a couple of really good ideas shot down. But Disney can do better with the hand they're stuck with at the moment. The bus drivers from the Toy Story lot are not Disney cast members, and it shows, big time. They can be rude and unhelpful. I didn't do exactly what a bus driver wanted one time and got myself yelled at! A Disney trained cast member would never do that (unless it was an urgent matter of personal safety). The service is also irregular - often with too many or too few buses running. Buy a few buses and clean them up to the usual Disney standard, hire a few bus drivers and train them in Disney-level guest service, and most of the issues would go away.

[@seraphinaramsey7188]

is nobody gonna notice the guy in the background that almost fell in the water at 0:54 (Edit: I know it’s an act it’s just funny to me)

[@brycevo]

Seraphina Ramsey Insert Wilhelm scream here

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

That was a joke. Everybody ALWAYS points this out whenever these youtubers uses this footage.

[@chrisdisney8201]

I actually went back to double check cause I noticed it haha, I really can't tell if he was joking or actually did slip and played it off as a joke.

[@Haleyangelo]

Me too! Couldn’t tell if the clip was in there on purpose or not lol

[@viddork]

Yeah, he clearly did it on purpose.

[@imaginationstation3735]

The TRUE problem with Disneyland is a lack of a Jean Laffite walkaround!

[@imaginationstation3735]

Alex James The happiest place on Earth will never reach it’s true potential... Which kind of makes it’s the Saddest place on Earth.

[@rebeccatennell2894]

Caleb Pryor best comment i’ve seen

[@imaginationstation3735]

rebecca tennell Gee, Thank you!

[@gizmothewytchdoktor1049]

when disneyland gets it wrong...... michael eisner.

[@garydavidson922]

I don't know, Eisner did some AMAZING things in Anaheim...

[@PeruvianPotato]

Still better than Iger

[@Lisa-kd3uh]

Gary Davidson agreed!

[@coledoucette5116]

I loved Eisner

[@coledoucette5116]

@@PeruvianPotato Right! Fuck bob iger

[@mangerang]

tomorrow land has that futuristic nostalgia, i completely agree tomorrow land needs an overhaul but it’s soooo deeply beveled into my childhood it would hurt to see it change :(

[@Emelenzia]

>Talks about 1 hour wait lines (which is true) >Only has footage of really short bag check lines. In all seriousness I think you handled this video pretty well. There a lot of big disney youtuber passholes who always blow things out of proportion and discussion always break down into hyperbole. So got to respect you treating things fairly.

[@Emelenzia]

That is 100% Disneyland, WDW doesn't even have a parking structure. (sense they have so much open land they don't need one)

[@mfl8276]

bigevilworldwide1, that's Disneylands bag check. And if you go early before the park opens it only takes less then 5 mins to get through.

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

That was the line at Downtown Disney. Not the more used line at the other side.

[@kevinnemo9509]

I understand what you were talking about but I am just not a fan of the term "Passhole" it is associated with getting rid of the annual passes all together. but honestly I live in the SoCal area and love Disneyland why should I have to buy a ticket if i just go to Disneyland on fridays after school an annual pass honestly is the best option for me for economic reasons so I know that you weren't hating on passholders but to other people who are I respectfully ask you to please stop, hate is toxic to the community of Disney fans. thank you and i hope you all have a magical day and that the Disney community whether it's for the parks or anything else will grow into something even more amazing.

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

Because it makes the park more crowded lol.

[@sirbricksa-lot5349]

I think the problem with Tomorrowland is the fact that half of it is super serious space travel, and half of it is cartoonish, corny, and grubby looking. I feel they need to bring it back to its roots. A throwback to the 1964 worlds fair. Sweeping curves. Jetpacks. Pastel colors. Basically the Jetsons in a themed area. And retheme space mountain like a 60s Airport/Spaceport. Done. Perfect. 1960s charm with seriousness and childishness of tomorrowland. Lmao, that was a lot. Sorry.

[@KohrsFilms]

I honestly think the midcentury retro future is the way to go. Technology progresses too quickly and new attractions take too long to build. They wouldn't have to rely so much on being ahead of the curve, and could afford to be more fantastical with the futuristic concepts.

[@claudiobizama5603]

Well, Disneyland Paris has a Steampunk land instead of a futuristic one. It would be a good idea to just embrace the past's future and make it retrofuture

[@davidray3133]

Sir Bricks A-Lot NO NO NO NO NO. I HATE "OLD SCHOOL" CRAP. IT'S FINE THE WAY IT IS.

[@davidray3133]

Sir Bricks A-Lot This is not the 1960's. That decade is long over.

[@rattyeely]

Sir Bricks A-Lot you're so right, 60s retro futurism is the way to go.

[@magnolya8]

Tomorrowland is very, very ill. It smells different than the rest of the park. It has a 'the bathrooms haven't been cleaned a la target smell :(. Bring in some fresh bright energetic dynamic talents to revitalize and make Walt & family proud~

[@b8conbear330]

Bring back push

[@peterjarvis7335]

The only thing I disagree with is your statements about star tours. I don’t really care what you say, Star tours needs to stay. They could at least move it to star wars land or something. But it needs to stay. Besides I think it would make a lot of people upset including me if they closed star tours for good.

[@zdproductions3903]

Nah

[@simonesmith9545]

I think that it would be for the best to move Star Tours out of Tomorrow Land, but keep it in Star Wars land so that people can still enjoy it.

[@MyLateralThawts]

The last three times I visited Disneyland, I stayed at the Grand Californian. The last time I brought my widowed mother. What surprised me at the security check to get to California Adventures was how kind, accommodating and quick the staff were for my mother. It was a surprise, as whenever I fly with her, security always pulls my mother aside for special scrutiny, as though a bunch of little old ladies hijacked airplanes or something. I guess Disneyland security didn’t get the memo ...and I’m grateful for it.

[@n0vellette]

The Tomorrowland problem can be summed up as: It's become Todayland

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

Why do people say this? It's just "space land with a future twist" would be more accurate lol

[@1992disney]

That's a reference in Meet The Robinsons.

[@peytonthompson2863]

Yesterday land

[@arandil1]

Most Cast Members refer to it this way...

[@TL_oS]

I wish Walt would actively haunt the executives who make these bad decisions & sit around doing nothing about the problems. Like really haunt them in a terrifying way. Not a cute hatbox ghost kind of way.

[@ram89572]

I initially read “haunt” as “hunt” and I sat here trying to figure out how a dead and/or cryogenically frozen statue man was going to go around hunting the current day executives.

[@troyj4960]

Yep... Unfortunately haunting only exists in New Orleans square and reality tv. Its not an actual thing...if it were real we would be overrun by all the spirits who came before us

[@Messerschmitt_BF_109G_10]

Yeah and in a "jack Skeletom" kind of way.

[@carminep.5960]

lmfao 0:53 that guy in the white just fell onto the boat💀💀

[@RodrigoColimodio]

I think that of the problems with Tomorrowland is that they think that the theming is by default related to space. And now the concept of the futuristic city is no the one with flying cars. Is the one with ecological buildings, a lot of green areas and parks, etc... more like the portrait in the casual Tomorrowland movie for one minute, or even more realistic, the Singapore look in West World S3.

[@bigt7706]

I'd argue that it's nice to be able to travel through your whole state in one park

[@disneyduchess889]

I agree Tomorrowland needs an update. I would like to see Miles from Tomorrowland, Wall-E, and Wreck it Ralph added in to Tomorrowland. Miles would replace the Inoventions building with a 3D dark ride with some speed to it. Wall-E, I would put it in the Cptn EO spot that now shows Star Wars movie clips. It would be a 3D show like Muppets where Wall-E shows us all his favourite things. I would change the seats to look like the lazy people's floaties lol. Sorry, I haven't seen it in a while. Wreck it Ralph, actually Sugar Rush, would be used to update the Autotopia. 5 cars per race that seat 4 guests. There could be buttons, 2 in front and 2 in back, to push to go faster instead of pedals. The cars could be like the ones for RSR that don't need gas. Buzz needs a better que line. Star Tours needs to stay where it's at. It enhances the space theme along with Space Mountain (which is probably going to keep it's Star Wars overlay bc it is so popular).

[@disneyduchess889]

bigevilworldwide1 I know Ralph isn't space themed. I was thinking of it like a holodeck game on Star Trek. A fantasy world within a fantasy world. But I just thought of a way to tie it in with the space theme and bring back a beloved character from my childhood. Wall-E loves old things and could show us the Sugar Rush game in his show, and his good friend Tom Morrow 2.0 is the one who built the experience for Wall-E and Space Travelers (guests) to experience.

[@imlegos2153]

I doubt Autopia would be getting a make over any time soon (barring the why-in-the-ever-living-fuck-are-the-cars-not-electric makeover) due to the recent-ish sponsoring by Honda. Also Hyper-Space Mountain has been gone for... what 2 years now?

[@disneyduchess889]

imlegos HyperSpace Mountain is still listed on the Disneyland website. If you click on regular Space Mountain, it says it has been transformed into HyperSpace Mountain for a limited time. I do agree the Autotopia isn't going to be getting a revamp anytime soon. I was just throwing out a suggestion lol

[@imlegos2153]

That's strange, I went 2 months ago and it was normal, and it has been normal for like 2 years. Clearly whoever is supposed to be updating the site is eating a pretty big sandwich.

[@disneyduchess889]

imlegos made by the Earl of Sandwich lol.

[@ouchbix]

The problem is they still haven't added Jean Laffite.

[@charlottremarie911]

True

[@ouchbix]

Alex James A pattern that Disney doesn't see. We need a Jean Laffite. Disney just doesn't see it yet.

[@Disneylander]

I definitely agree with DCA's confusion, but I'm confident that it'll make more sense in another 5-10 years. It seems to be transitioning away from the California theme and into different IPs. As for your second point...I'm not seeing it. My last trips to Disney World have had 20-45 minute bag check lines, while in Disneyland, I've never waited more than 15 (especially if you go in by the Disneyland hotel. 5 minutes max). I guess it all comes down to timing, though. Your last problem is THE Disneyland problem. Tomorrowland is sad and bad and Galaxy's Edge is only going to make it look worse. Awesome video as usual!

[@alisarsour8552]

Disneylander the DCA just wanted to build a park on the lot because they got the city to approve it and the city also payed money to redo the Disney resort district. So they had a,opportunity build something and they built a,bunch of weak rides and pavilions on DCA. Now they are transitioning to what they really wanted. I read during the 80s that Anaheim was becoming a very dangerous area just outside Disneyland. They had a offer by the Irvine Co to relocate Disneyland to Irvine . Anaheim got scared and appeased Disney.

[@TheGraduate702]

Disneylander just change the name to Disney Hollywood Studios Or Disney Pixar- Marvel Studios .

[@jacesears3874]

You heard it here first but they should call it Disney’s Extended Universe now tbh

[@stanfordite]

Disneyland I actually believe in 5-10 years the California theme will back with a vengeance and this current Disney management, having been ousted, will scream how the new management has destroyed DCA by bringing back the California theme even though fans will celebrate the return of the California in DCA.

[@abigailcraig1147]

At this rate they should change the name from california adventure to franchise adventure

[@woshee_real]

What they really need to fix is thier expensive af prices for tickets

[@aliciacleeland2982]

thewolensheep Heck yes! I used to be a passholder but we let our passes lapse! And I miss Disneyland but now it cost an arm & a leg just to get in.

[@HE65432]

Yes, yes, yes! Their ridiculous prices (admission and food) are contrary to what Walt intended. This issue is the elephant in the room that none of the Disney KZbinrs seem to want to talk about. Why not?

[@troyj4960]

Take an economics course ... Even Walt was a businessman ... I doubt he would turn in his grave over this. Disney is not a charity...why so many assume it is I dont know. You dont like the price?.... Dont pay it!

[@ZeonNewtype]

thewolensheep YES! This right here! Preach it! I feel old for saying this, but I remember when a 1-day 1-park ticket was $60, and a 1-day park hopper ticket was $80. They need to go back to that. Their souvenir and food sales already would more than make up the drop in ticket prices. Sooner or later, getting a ticket to Disneyland is going to be like getting a membership to Club 33: you’ll have to be on a waiting list for years and have to pay thousands just to get in.

[@mentaldisabilities1882]

Higher ticket prices is Disney’s way to combat how crowded it is. If a ticket was still $60 there would be an hour line just to get in a bathroom. They would have to start turning people away because their maximum capacity has been reached. So to put it bluntly, they make it more expensive to deter people from coming because it’s so expensive.

[@luuchoo93]

Problems with Disneyland: Security lines Some attractions break down regularly Outdated technology compared to WDW No immersive atmosphere as in WDW Tomorrowland at DL is the saddest Tomorrowland of any Disney park around the world

[@b8conbear330]

Indians jokes could use an update… this would maybe upset ppl but I think Indiana Jones should make the Boulder roll in place but use strobe lights. I think this is a good solution because appearently they have to reset the ride because of the Boulder. If they did this, then they could load the ride a lot faster and get people on the ride and off the pathways.

[@kellyschikowski5976]

I want your little people mover ditty as my ringtone

[@waltdisneyreviews2787]

Yea Tomorrowland definitely needs something on the people mover track (NOT ROCKET RODS) but a ride like people movers

[@rattyeely]

Problems with Disneyland? Not paying their employees a living wage

[@chrislamoureux5500]

Lol bring a skill get paid... they paid SKILLED LABOR well.

[@carlovancaramel9734]

rattyeely yup. All magic and pixie dust... And they're why people are working crazy hours and still on welfare and medi-cal.

[@barroldtrumboma9162]

rattyeely living wage is money for some sort of shelter food and water. A studio apartment with basic food can be affordable.

[@davidsis61]

True Tea

[@solank7620]

rattyeely A company cannot pay an employee more than that employees future economic value. That company would go bankrupt. A universal basic income is a government issue. It’s so ridiculous to people give credit to people and politicians who virtue signal with *other people’s money*. You care so much about these people? Get your taxes increased so they can have a basic income. It isn’t a companies job to be the guardian of an employee.

[@Radcatcreations]

The disneyland bag check really is something else. I grew up going to Disneyworld and the lines there are SO fast, like in and out even when the line is long. I recently went to Disneyland, and that was one miserable wait to get into the park. That being said, it was an amazing visit and it only dampened the mood until I stood in front of the train station and all problems went away.

[@SpyVulcan]

Biggest problem with DCA is that they took out the Maliboomer :(

[@briancalifornia1]

The reason they took it out is because when they built the Tower of terror/ Mission break out it was too similar.

[@MrRemark21]

At Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, after the completion of Star Wars Land in 2019, the six Tomorrowland rides to stay in the present forever are Astro Orbitor, Monorail, Space Mountain, The Matterhorn (Tomorrowland version), Autopia & Submarine Voyage. Remember in the early or mid 2020s, if we decide to bring back the New PeopleMover without motorized tracks and if that amusement park is not allowed to do that, they could tentatively remove the whole above ground platform because it is or was super icky!

[@AutoDMC]

WHAT TO FIX IN TOMORROW LAND: It's a combination of your "PEOPLEMOVER!!1!" comment and what you said about Disney California Adventure. Tomorrowland needs to figure out what it is. Right now it's a combination of Futurism and Disney Sci-Fi Property Land. Either one would be great, if they could decide on one. But what would I personally really love to see? I'd love for Tomorrowland to be The Future Of The Sixties. We already live in a future way more amazing than the people in the 60s imagined. Sure, we only have one functional space station, no moon bases, and are just breaking into spaceflight cheap enough to get at least some civilians up regularly... but technology is already incredibly amazing. What I find charming about Tomorrowland as a concept is seeing the Future Of Today as seen from the 60s. Buzz Lightyear of Star Command actually fits in extremely well; Buzz Lightyear is a Kirk-style swashbuckler who rides a rocket into space, fighting a cheesy villain whilst wearing a space suit with a laser weapon on the wrist. It's a great example of The Future As Seen From The 60s. And I think that's what it needs. An Issac Asimov feel of a rockets-and-lasers future, where peace is expected but heroes can still buckle swash in atomic rockets in far-flung skies. That would be a theme that would engage me fully.

[@ariaalexandria3324]

When Tomorrowland was started, putting a person on the moon was futuristic. But now, there's nothing other than space exploration that feels futuristic to us. That leaves stuff like Star Wars and Treasure Planet. The "land" stays because it's sentimental to a lot of people, and it is to me as well, but technology has made that "land" something that needs to be replaced. I love your idea of a Tomorrowland of yesteryear, a tribute to how people thought the future would be. The Honeywell 316 kitchen computer was so futuristic (though never was a big thing since it was too futuristic for the time) would be amazing to feature somehow, and all the fashion that was seen as what 2010 would be like, like those circular rings a lá Judy Jetson. I think this would breathe new life into that "land". YesterTomorrowland.

[@ricardogomez2833]

You sound like an annoying as fuck nerd

[@darkwraithcovenantindustries]

This is a great idea. The concept of retrofuturism, the atomic age, cyberpunk and vaporwave etc has gained popularity. I think it would be cool to have a retro futurist vibe from both the 50s and the 80s.

[@blu3kawaii]

AutoDMC I think that's why Tomorrowland at WDW works so well in terms of atmosphere.

[@deboraherickson6939]

@AutoDMC - But most children are smart enough to know now that the moon landings of the 60s and 70s were totally fake and staged. People today can’t be fooled the same way again. Why don’t they stop with the fake hype of space travel and finally come to grips that the only thing that goes to space is our imagination? In fact, there is no space and just a firmament aka VanAllen Belts. Just sell Tomorrowland as another fantasy land like it truly is. My children just laugh at it all anyhow.

[@zoetrent54]

8:18 LOL I am ROFLING right now. 😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@Ricoxemani]

Lol same

[@scarlettechloeasmr]

Honestly I feel like Tomorrowland needs to just be based off the 60s and what they thought the future was going to be like. Since Tomorrowland is trying to focus on the future, irs constantly getting outdated day by day. It would be so much easier to maintain, and they could make it really cool if they used a retro space theme. Also, get rid of Star tours. You have an entire Star Wars land now.

[@HuggiMa]

How to redo Tomorrowland: -Bring back Adventures Through Inner Space and People Mover -Create a Soarin' ride themed to Avatar -Put in an exploratorium in the the old America Sings building, similar to the exploratorium in San Francisco. -Rename it Discoveryland

[@chicanacozy]

I think the way Tomorrowland is spaced out in general is weird and always crowded bc of it

[@matto2121]

I love your videos so much! Your content is amazing! plz heart this so I can cry tears of joy.

[@captaineo5821]

The problem is that EVERYTHING IS BROKEN

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

Example?

[@captaineo5821]

Pirates is down, Indy's effects have deteriorated, RIDES BEING TEMPORARILY CLOSED LEFT AND RIGHT. I WAS STUCK ON SPLASH MOUNTAIN YESTERDAY FOR GOD'S SAKE JKGBKYHGKHGJKGBKYUJFJHUK

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

1. Pirates is down because of a REFURBISHMENT you dummy... 2. Like what? That ride is in top notch condition! 3. Oh no... you were stuck on one ride once... big deal.

[@AwesomeArcanine22]

send help Rides like haunted mansion often stop so that people who have a harder time moving around can get on the ride easier.

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

They can't fix that... it's an omvimover track so they have to let people with wheelchairs on and off. If you have a better solution I'm sure they'd love to hear it...

[@eddsworldfan8820]

8:18 is the Funniest part of the video 🤣

[@TanTan-hr7uq]

I never understand how anyone could dislike your videos....

[@danacordero1262]

As a person who's lived in California for my whole life, I personally feel like DCA's theme isn't really all that confusing since the main historical part California has been the Hollywood film industry. Movies are about creating or telling a story that inspires and challenges peoples perspectives and imagination. Which is exactly what Guardians of the Galaxy, Pixar, and even Broadways Newsies do.

[@danacordero1262]

thats just what I think though, let me know if you agree or disagree :P

[@wowokwow533]

I thought it begin something close to knott’s berry farm in terms of attractions when it was first incepted?Like the gold rush and such.But I might be off lol.

[@lordmeme_]

History in California is either hollywood or the gold rush. Only things I can think of. But 99% Hollywood.

[@carissalarin9871]

I love all the nitpicky problems in the comments. Meanwhile I'm just sitting here like I wish I could afford a ticket.

[@carlstenger5893]

As somebody who rode Journey into Inner Space (around 1973), I can tell you that it was certainly interesting...a little cheezy too...but definitely worth the C ? ticket. I with you. Bring it back. UPDATE IT, but definitely bring it back. Also, absolutely bring back the people mover (or people eater as the insiders called it). It was a great way to rest your feet for a few minutes AND get an idea of where to go next. Thanks for the great videos, I truly enjoy them.

[@skinflutey]

Carl Stenger a park bench would be better for that.

[@solangeschwalbe6015]

It was an E ticket and very worthy to bring back...

[@credinzel6996]

What's better, waiting in line just to sit for minutes, or sitting longer on a nearby park bench?

[@dinostudios6579]

Him: Tear out Star Tours. Me, a Star Wars fan: Its treason then.

[@Skye_Writer]

and relocate it in Galaxy's Edge, the new Star Wars land at Disneyland, he said. It would still be in the same park, just not in Tomorrowland.

[@CazzyVR]

@@Skye_Writer Actually, he just mentions "Since we are getting a land devoted to Star Wars, Tear out Star Tours and open something else". He makes no mention of moving it to Galaxies Edge, not even insinuated. Then again, dude has a unhealthy obsession with the People Mover and seems to have a heavy distaste of Simulators.

[@es2226]

Hey, just to let you know Guardians of the Galaxy is themed in Disneyland. It's like a traveling exhibit. It's not themed in space. Just sayin.

[@kpolleck]

The problem with "Tomorrow"land is that technology is moving too fast now. Remember the technology showcases in Epcot's Innoventions? They gave up keeping up with technology because you could go to your local Apple or Verizon store and find newer and more impressive technology not only on display, but available for purchase and use! Given that speed of technology, it would be better to consider the fun of dreaming about tomorrow. I love Carousel of Progress for its nostalgic look at the history of technology--or, mostly, electrical appliances. Maybe I love the movie "Back to the Future" (which is not a Disney movie..it was Universal Studios that had "Back to the Future: The Ride") for some of the same reasons. ...but Toy Story was wildly popular, in part because of nostalgia. So Disney could create looks at the future from the perspective of different decades. What did the future look like in the 1950s? The People Mover. (Yes, bring it back.) What did the future look like in the 1970s? Space Mountain. (Oh, and the city depicted seen on the Tomorrowland Transit Authority at Magic Kingdom.) What did the future look like in the 1990s? Buzz LIghtyear Astro Blaster, maybe? What did (does) the future look like in the 2010s? Good question. Maybe "Ralph Breaks The Internet?" OK, maybe not, but some kind of "on-line" experience? Maybe a chance to talk to a future or past self? ...using voice recognition, "aging" techniques...and, of course, the lingo (invented for the future) appropriate for the day. Of course, they would have to find a way to make it work only there--i.e. they would have to do something that couldn't be recreated as an app that can be downloaded. ...and that, quite frankly, is Disney's biggest challenge for Tomorrowland.

[@nn60206]

Ken Polleck bringing back the monsanto “house of the future” (but made from recycled plastics to be more fitting to our current standards) would be a great addition to your “what was the future like in the 50s” concept :D

[@nunyabiznez6381]

That's been a problem in Tomorrowland since the 1980's. I went on the home of tomorrow tour almost 40 years ago and everything they described as futuristic was actually old technology you could go to Sears and buy and Sears isn't even current most of the time.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

I think part of the problem is that the exhibits and rides are planned years in advance and by the time it gets off the drawing board and into the park it becomes anachronistic.

[@epiclink11]

This is the realest answer. “Tomorrow” changes so fast that it would be a huge waste of money to try and constantly update the whole park. So they really need to come up with an easily updatable and forgiving plan that will better last the test of time l- like the things you suggest here. there’s no point in updating everything until then

[@kasi0rat]

They actually just added a no bag line and I got so excited when I saw it yesterday.

[@a_cowwithlegs]

Went to Epcot once and I was excited to!!!

[@ADAMan123]

There’s been one in epcot forever now

[@mikeangelo6667]

I don't carry a bag into a theme park where I most likely will be getting on rides.

[@astrangeone]

Tomorrowland definitely needs a spruce up. It was dated as hell when I went in the 90's and I can't imagine how it looks presently. - Transplant Star Tours from Tomorrowland to Galaxy's Edge...possibly with the same theming? - Modernize the People Mover...have it function as a way to get around with more stations to get on and off with. Maybe have the stations themed after planets in our solar system? Jupiter/Uranus/Mercury/Mars/Neptune/the Moon. Although you'd probably have to find a way to display "Uranus" without using the spelled out name (because people will vandalize that shit). - A more realistic "space flight" style 4D ride to take over from Star Tours? Put in a few two storey drops and it would feel fun. Maybe have a few modes where you can have different programs/scenarios. - A rotating/conveyor belt restaurant. Order from a themed tablet or device attached to the table. Have a few animatronics serve food/drinks to complete the theme. Maybe have a few "secret menu" items from Pixar films (the Wall E cupcake in a cup is a crazy milkshake, Ratatouille) that requires guests to enter combinations from the tablet/device.

[@b8conbear330]

Autotopia needs eletric cars. No more smell of gasoline in a land about tommorow.

[@kaitlinpeffer5174]

In 2017 during my DCP in WDW, security (or at least for magic kingdom) got a huge update! Instead of cramming 2 little covered pavilion things for bag check they moved the bag check bag about 50 yards outside of the monorail track. Plus they added more security guards. But the only people who use this bag check are guests getting off hotel buses! If you take a monorail, you do bag check before getting on the monorail and the monorail drops you off inside the bag check! If you walk from contemporary, there is a little bag check in between the park and the hotel. Much more convenient 👍🏼

[@jr_2810]

I don't care what happens with DCA, just as long as they don't change Grizzly Peak, that's my favorite land in the Disneyland resort

[@Brand0n3500Official]

"Disneyland is the best theme park in the world"? nah fam that'd Magic Kingdom at Disney Word

[@zdproductions3903]

WALT

[@justemma9042]

Heck WDW My homies and me prefer Disneyland Only disneyland gang

[@Jorge.2004]

6:47 did he just say dat...

[@BenLaurence]

DCA is like the park of misfit lands and rides! Nothing makes sense!!! Disneyland’s Tomorrowland needs some help! I like back in the late 90s-early 2000’s Walt Disney World’s Tomorrowland was pretty cool, it had a story that linked together throughout the land. I wish the would do that at Disneyland and again at Walt Disney World

[@BenLaurence]

Tidal Yacht and when the renovations are done it’s still not gonna make sense 😂

[@minielbarto1924]

Hey I'm going to Disneyland and then DCA pretty soon do u have any advice for someone who's never been

[@joevictor53]

Ben Laurence you think DCA is Park of misfit lands and rides? Go to Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris. Oh my God that park is bad. Maybe in a few years, we'll say good things about it but 80% of the stuff there is so random/outdated

[@SeriusChevy]

Yeah I remember tomorrow land when I was younger. It felt so real and like you were really somewhere special. They should really get back to their roots, but I doubt they will. The people mover would be nice to have back. God I'm just glad I was able to experience all of that when I was young lol

[@sylvialudwick976]

Walt Disney World has a different bag check system entirely. Instead of bag checking at the gates of the parks, WDW checks bags at every possible entrance to transportation to the parks (i.e., you have your bag checked on the monorail from the resorts, or before you leave the parking lots). It divides the line drastically. Most of the time, there is only ONE metal detector per location and there is never a line. It’s very bare-bones, low-pressure, and I love every minute of it.

[@amand_alor]

I think the reason bag check lines are shorter, at least in MK, is the multiple bag check points depending on where you are coming from. People who drive get checked at the transportation and ticket center, Monorail loop resorts get checked before they board the Monorail, Contemporary guests have a walk way bag check point, and everyone else on resort buses goes through the main one in front of the park. This really helps divert as many people from the main bag check and from what I remember when I went to DLR, there isn't space to do that.

[@CeNedra2917]

Nice list! Loved hearing the instrumental version of “One Little Spark” in the background! 👍

[@bsellner8334]

8:18 I can't stop laughing at that.

[@chumbersdee]

4:35 Ian from Fresh Baked!

[@ridgedog2317]

Dude I love your profile picture! Donnie Darko is a great movie!

[@Phantom19692]

Yes...the People Mover and Adventure Through Inner Space were about my two favorite Tomorrowland rides as a kid (with the Submarine Voyage being a close third). Heck, when I was really little, I literally thought we got shrunk down on the ride.

[@RideTheTeacups]

Bring back the people mover, but leave the Star Trader neon sign exactly where it is! That’s one of my favorite things in the park. I know. I’m weird.

[@ScottGLloyd]

Tomorrowland, IMHO, in 1968 following the first renovation was nearly perfect. First of all, the architecture was a combination of “The Jetsons”/Eero Saarinen TWA Flight Center/United Nations Modernism, which was quite a departure from anything else we had seen. Despite the awkward name, “Monsanto’s Adventures in Inner Space” was my favorite ride. “America the Beautiful” in the Bell 360 Theater was loads of fun. They even had speaker phones and video phones to play with at the end! The “Goodyear People Mover” was leisurely but fascinating. “Firestone’s Autopia” was expanded, which was great because I got to drive my own car. The “GE Carousel of Progress” was the most amazing experience - the audience rotated around the show! - and you came away with a snappy tune. “Space Mountain” was a few years away, but we knew it was coming. You could see it under construction. The “Rocket Jets” were now taller than ever. And there was a stage with that rose up from the ground(!) playing Rock and Roll music (!!) something we never before heard in Disneyland. When you were done with Tomorrowland, you could go to either the new “It’s a Small World” directly north, the so-called speed boats, take the train to the Grand Canyon and World of the Dinosaurs, or take the Skyway over to Frontierland/Fantasyland, right through the middle of the Matterhorn! Good days, baby!

[@ChrisValentineShow]

Agree with everything!!! BRING back People Mover especially!

[@peter660]

I think I just saw IAN FROM FRESHED BAKED at 4:34 on the left!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@christinecrawford]

Peter D Ha! I just scrolled thru all the comments before i posted that I saw Ian too! I knew I couldn't be the only one who saw him! lol #FreshBaked

[@gribbo8706]

Christine Crawford Liz too...

[@whossoul]

I was looking for this comment! I was like "was that Liz?" then "okay, that was definitely Ian!"

[@michaelsullivan3581]

True!

[@bassmandan9484]

California Adventure is basically Disneyland’s equivalent of Hollywood Studios

[@oliviahancock2274]

I actually died when you started singing about the people mover. 😭❤️

[@davidwesley2525]

His singing really SUCKS.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ausername5410]

WHACKY WHIMSICAL WORLD OF THE BAG CHECK LINE

[@s0Shi]

Ah yes my favorite part of the experience

[@addiecotrill4522]

I’m mad about the dumb tower of terror being gone I’m sad like I legit cried! 😞

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

6:43 "Past California, not present, less hobos" And we're not just talking about home with people 😂😂😂 (number)ReasonsWhyILeft

[@j_player200x3]

The REAL problem with tomorrow land is that they don't have everyones favorite attraction Captain Eo

[@ajgutierrez681]

Good job man!

[@xonsarchives6620]

Tommorow land still needs a slight design revamp, and for God's sake please close Innoventions and Star Tours, and replace the cars in Autopia. Wow, Tommorowland really needs some love right now.

[@Nagifan7496]

X0N Animations Autopia and Finding Nemo sea adventure should just be removed. Star tours should stay as its a great ride.

[@1992disney]

Innoventions closed to become Star Wars Launch Bay.

[@darkchurchhill]

star tours is my favorite ride though

[@Nagifan7496]

1992disney and Launch Bay is already scheduled for demolition.

[@1992disney]

Nagifan That's good.

[@chrisbaker2669]

The added charge for park hoppers is bad idea why not let people go to what ever park they want for one price?

[@dramageek745]

cause they can squeeze out an extra $50 per ticket by doing that

[@ryanm4013]

Why not pay people to go to what ever park they want? You might want to brush up on WHY Disney exists as a company......TO MAKE MONEY. What grade did you get in ECON 101 in college?

[@hollymiller3913]

I like Tomorrowland. It (like the funky Pioneer theme of Frontierland) is a vintage homage to the past of Disneyland. The people movers track is a good representation of a historical Disneyland attraction that isn't always viewed as an eyesore but more as a piece of its history. Also on a very personal note, I must say that grabbing Pasta from PIzza Planet and running across the park eating it while preventing my Oswald ears from falling off would mess up one of my fondest Disney traditions.

[@ComradeSeanski]

can you guys imagine if disneyland enacted the "cartman policy" where they told everybody to go home and only one little boy or girl could enjoy the whole park to themselves a day

[@MA_808]

modernize and restore the Adventures Thru Inner Space

[@megmccombs453]

problem #1 is no jean lafitte attraction 😑

[@cobraglatiator]

it's a meme alex, and other than letting it live out its short lifespan naturally, you can only kill a meme VIA normie appropriation.

[@talv6022]

who is Jean Lafitte? I keep seeing everyone saying something about it but I don't understand please explain

[@cobraglatiator]

watch the New Orleans square attractions connections videos. that should do it, it's where the meme was born.

[@Lemonaidz7]

Some rumors on Tomorrowland say that the old Starcade area will become a new queue for Space Mountain and Astro Orbiter will be rethemed and moved to the empty area of the outside queue of Space Mountain also sadly it also says the people mover will be removed My ideas on some improvements is add a new attraction in the Innovations building upgrade Autotopia and the Submarine Voyage and replace Astro Blasters and Star Tours Sorry for that being so long

[@Nagifan7496]

Evil Llama The people mover tracks shouldve been removed a long time ago. I do hope this means theyll put up new tracks and reopen the people mover.

[@TheWyman55_]

Noooo..... I've never been to starcade....

[@as25437]

Just put the freaking astro orbiter back on top of the people mover where it was before. It would open up lots of space to get in and out of the land. I would love to see the people mover come back as well, but like the Disney world version, with magnets running it.

[@cobraglatiator]

mag-lev people mover? cool.

[@davidray3133]

Evil Llama leave Star Tours alone. It's awesome!

[@julieta2948]

i barely ever spend 3 minutes in the bag check line at disneyland??? how can you wait a whole hour? At what time do you arrive?

[@TheOriginalMaxGForce]

Allow smoking in the park again and bring back the senior citizen kennels! I'm so sick of getting stuck walking behind old people...

[@CURIOUS0111]

I miss Journey through Innerspace

[@jaredungar6552]

*Adventure

[@krista9661]

This is my favorite channel in the entire world and I cannot get enough of your knowledge and comedy! Ugh, you're my favorite everything! You're the Jean Lafitte of awesome Disney Fans! 💞😂

[@justinestewart7358]

As a former cast member in security, this is insulting. I really love all of your videos but this was a huge bash on us. We work our hardest to keep YOU safe. Were the reason you don’t have shootings or stabbings in the park. We ask for guest to open they’re bags because it’s against policy for us to open them. They will wait til the last second to open them which caused the delay. Florida doesn’t have the same policy. The reason the lines are long is because people actually bring weapons and WE take care of it. We are under so much pressure on a daily basis due to being the #1 target for terrorism. You complain about the lines for security but if something goes wrong then we’re the first ones to blame. I still love your videos but sorry for keeping you safe, pal.

[@byletheisner2160]

Problem at Disneyland, Space Mountain during Halloween that was generally and adtually scary. The skull still haunts me to this very day!

[@angelsinger4574]

To answer the last question as to how to improve Tomorrowland, I have a few ideas: 1) Bring back the People Mover, but with better technology. Not sure what they could do, but it would be neat to find out! 2) The future of transportation is clearly *not* fossil fuels. Time and past it to make the Autopia fully electric. 3) Remove Buzz & Star Tours. They belong in their own lands. Use the ST ride for an adventure in colonizing other planets, perhaps one of the Cinderella Zone worlds we’ve discovered in the last few years...which would be fitting. Let the Imagineers have fun with the various possibilities in traveling to these new galaxies. And finally... 4) The food. Please, please, please Disney, do *something* about the awful food in Tomorrowland! Bring in some molecular gastronomy, have some hydroponic veggies on display, bring in some new hybrid fruits (for example: the theme-appropriate Cosmic Crisp and Rockit Mini apples). Inject a little science into the dining experience! I think people would love it. It would most certainly be an improvement on what is on offer there now. I know I am late to the party, but I’m on self-isolation (I’m in the high-risk group) and bingewatching these videos once again. Keep up the good work!

[@CheCosaTesoro]

It looks really dated and crappy.

[@deadlyarc1805]

Number 1 problem - not enough Jean Laffite

[@ViQRoy89]

4:36 screen left.. is that Ian from fresh baked.?

[@jeffb8561]

It is Ian ! Fresh Baked!!!

[@lukepreston8362]

Yep, spotted

[@evelynmountain4420]

It is. The whole segmemt about bag check is fresh baked video. Liz's head comes into view a lot.

[@ViQRoy89]

Yes indeed, I think dal was hanging out with them.. I wanted him to say that tho I think he's still mad at me. I'd watch a cross colab video.

[@Boohee1989]

DUDE! It is.

[@unbeatenlake790]

I think the bag check line at WDW is better because the only way to get to the park is the monorail and the ferry. These carry limited amounts of people and make a gap between the groups coming and checking in. At Disneyland, there’s no gap and people just come when they want.

[@unbeatenlake790]

Why did no one like my comment 😢

[@hadley_mcm]

I remember downtown Disney from when I was a toddler.I didn’t really notice the name change until a few years ago and some times I still call it downtown Disney every so often to this day

[@lucash5446]

On the bright side of things I think Disney has made its decision on what it wants DCA to be. It is going away from the Cali theme and more towards the adventure side of things.

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

It has seven areas completely dedicated to California though...

[@lucash5446]

Yes but they are going away and fast. Look at these examples: - Hollywood tower of terror changing to mission breakout -paradise pier into Pixar pier - mulholland madness into goofy's sky school - the orange stinger into silly symphony swings - superstar limo to monsters inc. (thank god that happened) - they took away the huge California sign at the enterance -golden dreams turning into Ariel's undersea adventure -soarin' over California to soarin' around the world -California screamin' changed to the incredicoaster

[@themysteriousgravityfalls]

Yeah but what about: Paradise Park Grizzly Peak Grizzly Airfield Hollywood Land Buena Vista Street Grizzly River Rapids All the rides at Paradise Park Pacific Wharf

[@mikeiseastman]

So a random hodgepodge of ideas which don't compliment each other.

[@auggiewhitman7358]

The Mysterious Gravity Falls Person Lol you can’t count a whole land AND the rides inside that land, or the subsections of that land...