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I grew up a fan of science fiction and loved visiting this themed land on my family trips to Disneyland as a kid. It is one of the original lands from when the park opened in 1955. I still remember my mom taking me on Space Mountain for the first time as a little boy. I was scared out of my mind. Today it is still a favorite and I ride on it whenever I can. I also remember when Star Tours first opened. I grew up a big fan of Star Wars and was excited to go on a ride based on those movies at Disneyland. It is funny that when Disneyland first opened, Tomorrowland represented the future in the year 1986. They ended overhauling it to make it more futuristic looking in the late 90s. There have been many rides and attractions that have come and gone since the early days. Some of the ones that I personally remember were the Flight to the Moon, PeopleMover, the old Rocket Jets and Michael Jackson's Captain EO. I miss the Jedi Training Academy show that you could watch as you ate your lunch on the patio. When I was a teenager, they used to have a cool arcade called Starcade in Tomorrowland that we would spend hours dumping our quarters into the machines. Today, Tomorrowland looks much different than the days when I was a kid. I feel like they could do more with this land. The PeopleMover tracks still sit empty. That big two-story round building just seems like a waste of space. They never have anything good in it. Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters and Star Tours are about the only things that I come here for. Autopia was fun as a kid, but I can't stand the gasoline fumes. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage is ok to go on if there is no line. I would love for them to bring the TRON Lightcycle Run here to Disneyland. The Star Trader is a cool place to shop for Star Wars merchandise and Alien Pizza Planet is great for a quick bite. Disney made a movie based off Tomorrowland in 2015 that starred George Clooney. But it got mediocre reviews and didn't do well.
Tomorrowland is retro-futuristic area of Disneyland. Kind of like the same vibe I got when I first watched the movie The Rocketeer (which is also a Disney property, I believe). This area is the home of fun and iconic rides such as Space Mountain, Star Tours, as well as the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters and Autopia. I remember going to Disneyland before the Avengers Campus was open across the way and I think I remember them having an area here where they had Avengers displays with an emphasis on Iron Man. That was fun too! I love the aesthetic and feel of this area a lot and I'm a big fan of the Star Tours and Space Mountain rides. I would say these two rides are musts when visiting the park. The area itself is not huge so it feels fun to drop in, experience the atmosphere and some of the rides and you can be on your way.
I have been going to Disneyland for almost 4 decades now and for as long as I can remember, Tomorrowland has always been my favorite area of the park. All of the rides that are there (and those that have come and gone....we miss you Peoplemover & Captain EO) have so much nostalgia tied to them for me. I could spend so much time just walking through here looking at the theming. Rides here are also so strong. Star Tours, Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear, Autopia, Submarines. The land crams so many A list rides into such a small area that is just incredible. However, having that many bit rides all in one area also means lots of crowds and often long lines. Space Mountain is consistently one of the longest wait times throughout the day. But honestly, I don't really mind waiting. Line theming is great for most of these rides and the time passes quickly. I will say, however, the land really comes to life after dark. The lighting on the rides and buildings is just spectacular. It really stands out against the rest of the park. It rightfully feels completely different. Almost other worldly. Tomorrowland during the day is fun. Tomorrowland after dark is fantastic.
Tomorrowland holds nostalgia, but is in desperate need of a refurbishment as it is anything but a land of the future. There are definitely parts I love like Space Mountain and Star Tours, but the overall theming of the land needs an overhaul. I do hope Disney invests in the the future.
Tomorrowland is a great place to ride a rocket ship, drive a car, dive in a submarine and blast the emperor zurg!!!! Have a blast in the cooled Tomorrowland ever at Disneyland!!!
Tomorrowland is a mixed bag in Disneyland but some of the good things outweigh those that are fair. Tomorrowland is home to the iconic Space Mountain with its immersive effects in taking you on a futuristic journey in a coaster with wild twists and turns (reviewed separately). You will also find autotopia, finding Nemo submarine voyage, and the Disneyland RR here as well (all reviewed separately). In addition they have Astro Orbitors, Star tours-the adventure continues and Buzz lightyear Astro blasters which is more of an interactive game type attraction. The Star Wars gift shop is a real find-You will never know what you may locate in there. Although Star Wars merchandise is prominent, you can find hard to find Halloween merchandise, pins, and even Apple watch bands there. One nice thing in this area is a Chase Disney Visa photo op with Darth Vader. He acts just like he did in the film and I had great laughs with him. Take advantage of this if you have that card. It is so funny and worthwhile. Dining is very limited here. My husband grabbed a bite from Pizza planet which he said he enjoyed but I was busy with other things. If I were going to try anything it would have been the Galatic grill. The Magic Kingdom counterpart: The Magic Kingdom excels here. With the opening of Tron there is a new premier bike ride indoor/outdoor attraction that is constantly in demand. Hope to ride it on my holiday visit this year. The submarine ride was never part of Tomorrowland over there, it was part of Fantasyland. In addtion to the rides above which may have different names they also have the people mover where you can get a sneak peek at Space Mountain. Finally there is the Carousel of progress. This attraction is classic Disney at its best and one of the 4 rides that debuted at the New York World's fair. Listen to great entertainment by Sonny Eclipse a futuristic robit on the keys when you order fast casual at Cosmic Ray's signature cafe. All in all Tomorrowland represents Walt Disney's dream of the future-always changing for the better.
Tomorrowland is the land of tomorrow. Everything here is space themed. Get your jetpack ready, and blast off to adventure. (No actual jetpack required.) There are several rides located in Tomorrowland. Astro Orbiter is like a big kid/adult version of the Dumbo rider in Fantasyland. Buzz Lightyear's astro blasters is a dark ride where guests, a.k.a. Space Rangers shoot at targets to defeat Zurg. The updated Star Tours. A Star Wars themed ride that takes riders on a dizzying (well, for me anyway,) tour of the galaxy gone awry. Space Mountain is a roller coaster that is also an indoor dark ride. For little kids, there is Autopia. Depending on height, kids may drive a car. The Finding Nemo Submarines is another ride geared towards younger visitors. Matterhorn Mountain is on the outskirts of Tomorrowland and Fantasyland. Matterhorn is another roller coaster. There is also a stop on the Disneyland Railroad located behind Autopia. Star Trader is the largest of the retail shops located is Tomorrowland. This is where guests may purchase a lightsaber they customize themselves. Little Green Men Store Command is another Tomorrowland shop. Their merchandise is primarily Toy Story based. There are two smaller shops located in Tomorrowland. One is primarily Disney pins. The other is a kiosk over near Autopia. Tomorrowland has two main restaurants. One with indoor seating, and one with outdoor seating. The restaurant with outdoor seating sometimes has interactive stage shows. There is also usually a popcorn cart and a churros cart.
Home of: -Astro Orbiters : the slightly faster, front and back seated Dumbo ride -Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage: still under construction, hopefully the new & improved version will make it a much more enjoyable ride. -Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters: not worth it if you have to wait more than 15-20 minutes. The photos taken during the ride sorely need to be improved and the last time I've gone on this the scores and blasters were completely glitched out. -Space Mountain: DEFINITE MUST. One of the most, if not THE MOST exhilarating rides in the entire park! -Autopia: DMV test simulator sometimes with DMV wait times too... There's also some Star Wars content there and it has stops for the Monorail (PRO-TIP if you go into Downtown Disney you can take the monorail here to bypass the wait at the front of the park!) and the Disneyland Railroad. As for food, there's Pizza Planet (no hassle simple pasta and pizza place with some seasonal favs), the Galactic Grill (breakfast and American fast food), and a churro cart (they have seasonal churros here too, but all of them have been mid compared to the other seasonal churros at other carts). For sure a stop for me cuz I gotta ride Space Mountain at least once every time I go into the parks. I'm not a huge Sci-Fi/space theme fan, so I'm mostly okay with this land.
We loved our adventure in Tomorrowland. We felt like we were in another world. Space mountain was a fantastic ride too.
For as long as I can remember, Tomorrowland has been and still is my favorite land at Disneyland Park. Perhaps my inner-nerd is drawn to all the techy decor such as the Orbitor or the neon lights that keep this land looking out-of-this-world. I remember taking a trip to Disneyland for Magic Music Days and sitting next to Dick Christie aka "Ted Lawson" (from the show "Small Wonder") on the Star Tours ride. I was a fan of the show and meeting him afterwards--and obnoxiously asking for a photo and signed autograph--was epic! I was super 'fan-girling', and it was fine being a crazy middle schooler haha. Anyway, it's evolved over the years but I still love Tomorrowland and the rides they offer here. I also like getting a meal from Pizza Port, specifically the Asian Chicken Salad. Even though my palate has changed, it's always nostalgic and traditional for me to eat here. Tomorrowland is enjoyable for both children and adults. One of the things I like about Tomorrowland is they have interactive activities such as the massive rotating ball on water, the live band performances, and, most recently, their Jedi Training Academy. They also have a larger gift shop compared to the other lands. Being so popular, the only downside to Tomorrowland is the long wait times! Overall, still a great place to check out.
Sister loves Tomorrowland more than any other land (other than Toontown) inside the Disney Land Park. We went on all rides here and saw everything here. Star wars and Buzz lightyear themed park. Its pretty cool. Lots of people like always. Supposedly to be techie. When I was a kid this was a wow. Now its like ok. But again sister did have fun.
4 days ago
Rockets, and Star Tours, and Space Mountain, oh my! It's changed a lot through the years, and I hear that it's about to change again, but it's still a great area to hit up rides and grab a bite at the Pizza Port. Good times to be had, in Tomorrowland! :) read more
Tomorrowland opened on July 17, 1955 with the rest of the park. It houses some of the popular rides at Disneyland including but not limited to Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, and Star Tours. Other rides include Autopia, Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, as well as the Disneyland railroad station. There is a version of Tomorrowland at Disney World's Magic Kingdom that have a few ride differences. The area is all about the space-related things and has a retro-futuristic vibe. It's one of my favorite areas of the park and I like the designs of the section. read more
Tomorrowland captures the excitement of the future with a nostalgic retro-futuristic charm that still feels imaginative and fun. The sleek architecture, glowing neon accents, and constant motion give the land an energetic vibe that stands apart from the rest of Disneyland. Classic attractions like Space Mountain deliver thrilling excitement, while Star Tours and Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters add interactive adventures perfect for all ages. The land blends science fiction, space exploration, and Disney storytelling into experiences that feel both timeless and forward-thinking. Nighttime is when Tomorrowland truly shines, as the lights and futuristic atmosphere create a vibrant, almost cinematic setting. read more
I grew up a fan of science fiction and loved visiting this themed land on my family trips to Disneyland as a kid. It is one of the original lands from when the park opened in 1955. I still remember my mom taking me on Space Mountain for the first time as a little boy. I was scared out of my mind. Today it is still a favorite and I ride on it whenever I can. I also remember when Star Tours first opened. I grew up a big fan of Star Wars and was excited to go on a ride based on those movies at Disneyland. It is funny that when Disneyland first opened, Tomorrowland represented the future in the year 1986. They ended overhauling it to make it more futuristic looking in the late 90s. There have been many rides and attractions that have come and gone since the early days. Some of the ones that I personally remember were the Flight to the Moon, PeopleMover, the old Rocket Jets and Michael Jackson's Captain EO. I miss the Jedi Training Academy show that you could watch as you ate your lunch on the patio. When I was a teenager, they used to have a cool arcade called Starcade in Tomorrowland that we would spend hours dumping our quarters into the machines. Today, Tomorrowland looks much different than the days when I was a kid. I feel like they could do more with this land. The PeopleMover tracks still sit empty. That big two-story round building just seems like a waste of space. They never have anything good in it. Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters and Star Tours are about the only things that I come here for. Autopia was fun as a kid, but I can't stand the gasoline fumes. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage is ok to go on if there is no line. I would love for them to bring the TRON Lightcycle Run here to Disneyland. The Star Trader is a cool place to shop for Star Wars merchandise and Alien Pizza Planet is great for a quick bite. Disney made a movie based off Tomorrowland in 2015 that starred George Clooney. But it got mediocre reviews and didn't do well. read more
Tomorrowland is retro-futuristic area of Disneyland. Kind of like the same vibe I got when I first watched the movie The Rocketeer (which is also a Disney property, I believe). This area is the home of fun and iconic rides such as Space Mountain, Star Tours, as well as the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters and Autopia. I remember going to Disneyland before the Avengers Campus was open across the way and I think I remember them having an area here where they had Avengers displays with an emphasis on Iron Man. That was fun too! I love the aesthetic and feel of this area a lot and I'm a big fan of the Star Tours and Space Mountain rides. I would say these two rides are musts when visiting the park. The area itself is not huge so it feels fun to drop in, experience the atmosphere and some of the rides and you can be on your way. read more
I have been going to Disneyland for almost 4 decades now and for as long as I can remember, Tomorrowland has always been my favorite area of the park. All of the rides that are there (and those that have come and gone....we miss you Peoplemover & Captain EO) have so much nostalgia tied to them for me. I could spend so much time just walking through here looking at the theming. Rides here are also so strong. Star Tours, Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear, Autopia, Submarines. The land crams so many A list rides into such a small area that is just incredible. However, having that many bit rides all in one area also means lots of crowds and often long lines. Space Mountain is consistently one of the longest wait times throughout the day. But honestly, I don't really mind waiting. Line theming is great for most of these rides and the time passes quickly. I will say, however, the land really comes to life after dark. The lighting on the rides and buildings is just spectacular. It really stands out against the rest of the park. It rightfully feels completely different. Almost other worldly. Tomorrowland during the day is fun. Tomorrowland after dark is fantastic. read more
Tomorrowland holds nostalgia, but is in desperate need of a refurbishment as it is anything but a land of the future. There are definitely parts I love like Space Mountain and Star Tours, but the overall theming of the land needs an overhaul. I do hope Disney invests in the the future. read more
2 years ago
Tomorrowland is a mixed bag in Disneyland but some of the good things outweigh those that are fair. Tomorrowland is home to the iconic Space Mountain with its immersive effects in taking you on a futuristic journey in a coaster with wild twists and turns (reviewed separately). You will also find autotopia, finding Nemo submarine voyage, and the Disneyland RR here as well (all reviewed separately). In addition they have Astro Orbitors, Star tours-the adventure continues and Buzz lightyear Astro blasters which is more of an interactive game type attraction. The Star Wars gift shop is a real find-You will never know what you may locate in there. Although Star Wars merchandise is prominent, you can find hard to find Halloween merchandise, pins, and even Apple watch bands there. One nice thing in this area is a Chase Disney Visa photo op with Darth Vader. He acts just like he did in the film and I had great laughs with him. Take advantage of this if you have that card. It is so funny and worthwhile. Dining is very limited here. My husband grabbed a bite from Pizza planet which he said he enjoyed but I was busy with other things. If I were going to try anything it would have been the Galatic grill. The Magic Kingdom counterpart: The Magic Kingdom excels here. With the opening of Tron there is a new premier bike ride indoor/outdoor attraction that is constantly in demand. Hope to ride it on my holiday visit this year. The submarine ride was never part of Tomorrowland over there, it was part of Fantasyland. In addtion to the rides above which may have different names they also have the people mover where you can get a sneak peek at Space Mountain. Finally there is the Carousel of progress. This attraction is classic Disney at its best and one of the 4 rides that debuted at the New York World's fair. Listen to great entertainment by Sonny Eclipse a futuristic robit on the keys when you order fast casual at Cosmic Ray's signature cafe. All in all Tomorrowland represents Walt Disney's dream of the future-always changing for the better. read more
Tomorrowland is the land of tomorrow. Everything here is space themed. Get your jetpack ready, and blast off to adventure. (No actual jetpack required.) There are several rides located in Tomorrowland. Astro Orbiter is like a big kid/adult version of the Dumbo rider in Fantasyland. Buzz Lightyear's astro blasters is a dark ride where guests, a.k.a. Space Rangers shoot at targets to defeat Zurg. The updated Star Tours. A Star Wars themed ride that takes riders on a dizzying (well, for me anyway,) tour of the galaxy gone awry. Space Mountain is a roller coaster that is also an indoor dark ride. For little kids, there is Autopia. Depending on height, kids may drive a car. The Finding Nemo Submarines is another ride geared towards younger visitors. Matterhorn Mountain is on the outskirts of Tomorrowland and Fantasyland. Matterhorn is another roller coaster. There is also a stop on the Disneyland Railroad located behind Autopia. Star Trader is the largest of the retail shops located is Tomorrowland. This is where guests may purchase a lightsaber they customize themselves. Little Green Men Store Command is another Tomorrowland shop. Their merchandise is primarily Toy Story based. There are two smaller shops located in Tomorrowland. One is primarily Disney pins. The other is a kiosk over near Autopia. Tomorrowland has two main restaurants. One with indoor seating, and one with outdoor seating. The restaurant with outdoor seating sometimes has interactive stage shows. There is also usually a popcorn cart and a churros cart. read more
Home of: -Astro Orbiters : the slightly faster, front and back seated Dumbo ride -Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage: still under construction, hopefully the new & improved version will make it a much more enjoyable ride. -Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters: not worth it if you have to wait more than 15-20 minutes. The photos taken during the ride sorely need to be improved and the last time I've gone on this the scores and blasters were completely glitched out. -Space Mountain: DEFINITE MUST. One of the most, if not THE MOST exhilarating rides in the entire park! -Autopia: DMV test simulator sometimes with DMV wait times too... There's also some Star Wars content there and it has stops for the Monorail (PRO-TIP if you go into Downtown Disney you can take the monorail here to bypass the wait at the front of the park!) and the Disneyland Railroad. As for food, there's Pizza Planet (no hassle simple pasta and pizza place with some seasonal favs), the Galactic Grill (breakfast and American fast food), and a churro cart (they have seasonal churros here too, but all of them have been mid compared to the other seasonal churros at other carts). For sure a stop for me cuz I gotta ride Space Mountain at least once every time I go into the parks. I'm not a huge Sci-Fi/space theme fan, so I'm mostly okay with this land. read more
7 years ago
We loved our adventure in Tomorrowland. We felt like we were in another world. Space mountain was a fantastic ride too. read more
For as long as I can remember, Tomorrowland has been and still is my favorite land at Disneyland Park. Perhaps my inner-nerd is drawn to all the techy decor such as the Orbitor or the neon lights that keep this land looking out-of-this-world. I remember taking a trip to Disneyland for Magic Music Days and sitting next to Dick Christie aka "Ted Lawson" (from the show "Small Wonder") on the Star Tours ride. I was a fan of the show and meeting him afterwards--and obnoxiously asking for a photo and signed autograph--was epic! I was super 'fan-girling', and it was fine being a crazy middle schooler haha. Anyway, it's evolved over the years but I still love Tomorrowland and the rides they offer here. I also like getting a meal from Pizza Port, specifically the Asian Chicken Salad. Even though my palate has changed, it's always nostalgic and traditional for me to eat here. Tomorrowland is enjoyable for both children and adults. One of the things I like about Tomorrowland is they have interactive activities such as the massive rotating ball on water, the live band performances, and, most recently, their Jedi Training Academy. They also have a larger gift shop compared to the other lands. Being so popular, the only downside to Tomorrowland is the long wait times! Overall, still a great place to check out. read more
Sister loves Tomorrowland more than any other land (other than Toontown) inside the Disney Land Park. We went on all rides here and saw everything here. Star wars and Buzz lightyear themed park. Its pretty cool. Lots of people like always. Supposedly to be techie. When I was a kid this was a wow. Now its like ok. But again sister did have fun. read more
11 years ago
Tomorrowland needs to get a little updated as far as being more tomorrow, definitely needs to be a bit more futuristic. I do love that they have kept the classic rides such as Space Mountain (smile for the picture) and Astro Orbitor though. New/Semi new things around here would be the Marvel's section with the Avengers where you can meet Thor and Captain America (hubba hubba). You can also ride the submarine and search for Nemo or let your kid drive a car at Autopia There is also a section now where on a very rare occasion you can meet Baymax as well. I love the addition of the Star Tours 3D ride and Astro Blasters (don't forget to email yourself the picture of your score and yourself in the ride) in the Tomorrowland area as well, both fun rides. Star Tours, Space Mountain both have long lines at times but you can always get a fast pass for them. I would highly recommend checking out Space Mountain during Halloween time, it's different and exciting. In Tomorrowland, you can buy a hat and get it engraved as well. There is a small store, I believe called Tomorrow Landing that usually isn't as busy so if you need a hat quick, this is your go to place. You can also pin trade around here. I am glad that they made the "shark' pin collectors move away from the Little Green Men Store Command store (I think that's what it's called). You can happily trade there on your way out from Astro Blasters. Tomorrowland's big store, The Star Trader, you can purchase plenty of toys, shirts, towels, candies and you can even build your very own light saber sword. As for food in Tomorrowland: - Tomorrowland Terrace with burgers, wraps and even fried chicken - Redd Rocket's Pizza Port with pasta, pizza of course and even sandwiches and salads One thing I love the most about Tomorrowland (aside from Space Mountain) is that the restrooms in this area usually do not have a long line and are fairly clean. There is word that there will be some changes happening to Tomorrowland very soon. I guess we will have to wait til tomorrow to see what it brings. read more
I understand awesome things change: the beloved Peoplemover was a place to rest feet, ride something without a line, and bring a girl (from what I hear), the Circlevision was the OG Soarin' Over America without the soaring (and bless those one of a kind, sit down, speaker phone giant phone booths, perfect for prank calls with an audience or begging moms to come pick us up) the Tomorrowland stage and dance floor, home of geeky but pleasurable cover bands and the rare "real" band (saw Ready For the World, the Jets, and Animotion there way back when), and there was NOTHING and will never be anything like the audio-animatronic, rotating scenes of "America Sings", and as far as "simulators" go, nothing can top the eggheaded strangeness of Mission to Mars and Adventure Through Inner Space (both of which I thought were real as a kid) and the SpeedTunnel (both original and Tron version). But the biggest, most unforgivable thing Disney took away from Tomorrowland was a welcoming, open, and navigable entrance from the hub. But since the relocation of Rocket Rods (um, why?) the entrance has been divided by a rock walled (why?? that's very yesterday land) bottleneck path that is basically a Mickey moshpit. To avoid the most congested and poorly engineered and managed space in the entire park, the best way to enter Tomorrowland is from Fantasyland or by Train or Monorail. Once there, though, I still have nothing but love for Tomorrowland: Though you have to pass the incredibly misplaced and disgusting wet sphere of germs on the way, the o.g. Space Mountain is always a dependably fun ride and great "scary ride" starter for kids, especially the must-experience Star Wars version. The g-force is with you. The never-not-fun "Star Tours" is the gold standard of sit-down simulators (and the only truly enjoyable line queue). The Launch Bay allows you to meet and pose with the likes of Chewbacca and oddly intimidating Kylo Ren. The Tomorrowland stage now has Jedi training and Darth Vader appearances, which is fun. You might even catch Darth Vader dancing. ("That's no moonwalk!") Aside from the Chevron branding, the simple Autopia has changed so little, it brings me back to the troublemaking mid-80s when we used to pretend we were going to crash into the tourists beside us with hard turns (though it's on a track) and create intentional traffic jams in the blind spots. My current favorite ride "Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters" is basically a sit-down free shooting gallery with a photograph souvenir. Though the Submarine Voyage is a claustrophobic tube of hot stranger breath, it's a landmark ride. read more
What can i say I love Tomorrowland always have as a little kid from the days of People Mover (changed to Rocket Rods then to nothing now), Autopia, Submarine Voyage (now Nemo), Star Wars Launch Pad (Innovation and back in the day America Sings) and Adventure Through Innerspace (now Star Tours), Space Mountain and of course Starcade the love of video games downstairs and air hockey upstairs those were the days at Disneyland and tomorrowland was the spot. Times have changed and even more changing with Star Wars the Force Awakens who would have thought a movie back from 1977 would end up still being an Icon in today's age. Tomorrowland forever. read more
11 years ago
With the release of Disney's new trailer, and no I am not talking about Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, I wanted to write about a particular part of Disneyland that gave us a potential look of what tomorrow may look like. Although, it may consist of rides, it gave us our own World's Fair type setting. It may look like a blast from the past, but it gave us ideas of what our future may look like at Disney's Tomorrowland. Located to the east of Disneyland Park after Main Street, you will see the Astro Orbitor making its signature defining Tomorrowland. Tomorrowland was and is to educate what our future may become. Although, we have surpassed a lot of the dreams, it still gives us an imagination. Autopia may rely on gas, but we have fully electric vehicles. If we plan to shoot for the stars, we can always take a leisurely tour at Star Tours. Perhaps, you want to see the heroes of the future on Earth with Captain America and our visitor from the Nether-realm, Thor. I am sure most of us who visit Disneyland come to ride Space Mountain or in Halloween Time, Ghost Galaxy. While space is the top destination for all of us, don't forget to shoot some bad guys over at Buzz Lightyear at Astro Blasters. Perhaps you want to stay closer to home and translate what underwater creatures are doing at Finding Nemo Underwater Submarine Voyage. Last, but not least: Don't forget to stop by Innovations. See the current technology that could upgrade our current homes. The future of Tomorrowland is uncertain due to rumors of future land development. What is certain is: Tomorrowland is here in Todayland. The PeopleMovers may have come and gone as well as Rocket Rods, but we need to enjoy Tomorrowland's great purpose: To Improve Our Future. Walt Disney's dream still continues through the great Monorail. It goes through the park as if Walt Disney was still watching over. You think I write too much? Well, you can call me a Yelp-O-Holic! read more
I spent the majority of my time in this section of Disneyland. It's supposed to represent the advancement to the future and the more scientific Disneyland. You'll find a few Star Wars rides, Buzz Lightyear Astroblasters, Finding Nemo's Submarine Voyage, the Monorail, Autopia & Hyperspace Mountain. I did all the above excluding Finding Nemo (due to time constraints) and only one of the Star Wars rides (Star Tours) as there are quite a few. Tomorrowland definitely had a lot of cool rides, a few places to eat, and isn't too far from Main St or the Matterhorn Bobsleds, which also was one of my favorites. I likes that there were so many great attractions right next to each other & you didn't have to walk far to find another good attraction. I didn't feel like a nerd either. read more
Whats there bad to say about Disney Land? NOTHING!! This place brings smiles to everyone. And It always blows my mind how many people come here on a day to day basis. Incredible. My family and I had a wonderful time here. Tomorrow land was a lot of fun. Cheers to Tomorrow at Tomorrow land.!! read more
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Tomorrowland has always been lots of fun and is really cool now that the Star Wars theme has been added for the Season of the Force. Star Tours and the Star Trader store have been in Tomorrowland for a long time, and the Jedi Training Academy on the Tomorrowland Terrace Stage has been going on for a while as well. The adding of the Star Wars Launch Bay, Path of the Jedi in the Tomorrowland Theater, the update to Space Mountain and the playing of the theme music from the movie as you walk throughout has really pulled the whole thing together. There are a lot of things to do here and to keep people entertained. The food options are good as well and not too overpriced. The monorail goes from here to Downtown Disney which is convenient if you parked in the Downtown Disney parking lot and don't want to make the walk either way, it's never really crowded to get on and off at either stop unless it's one of the busier days. #81/100 read more
Old school part of Disneyland a lot of these rides remind me of the eighties when I came here as a kid you got the Star Wars ride, Space Mountain, Autopia and only here does the Monorail come from Downtown Disney which is probably the best part oh yes there is also a stop by Disneyland train and you really gotta get your picture taken outside Autopia for a drivers license. You can grab lunch in the cafeteria style terrace with overpriced fast food and if your lucky you could catch the Jedi Training show which my girls love. Nearby by is what my daughters call the "Yeti ride" Matterhorn. read more
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