The mural has what is supposed to be Star Command base from the 2000s TV show, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, which is a visual parody of Space Mountain.
I think Shanghai's is definitely safe (because it's the newest). Other than that, it's up in the air. I think the versions at Disneyland Paris and Disneyland, since they both just got refurbished, and if Magic Kingdom's ride gets refurbished soon, it will be too. Don't know why Hong Kong killed theirs for a generic ride, and Tokyo's, despite being fresh, goes down too.
Il salta fila non conviene quasi mai, giusto per alcune attrazioni. Per godersi al meglio il tutto bisognerebbe farsi tre giorni, si risparmia tempo e se si è almeno in quattro anche soldi.
I personally feel that disney is lacking because whenever someone comes up with a good idea (the original galaxys edge), it gets shot down. It sounds like universal is just a lot more open-minded when it comes to park design and rides
When I buy a ticket to enter a park I expect to experience *EVERYTHING* within the park. The moment I have to pony up more money on anything but consumables and souvenirs is when the park gets a 1 star and terrible review. And I never - ever - go back.
Definitely turn it back to the original “from earth to the moon” show. It was an inspired space mountain attraction. Heck! Change the name to its original Discovery Mountain name.
Alt-right grifters like Critical Drinker use things like Rey’s poor character arc and disregard for the Force’s rules as a way to sell their audience on alt-right ideology. “Feminism ruined Rey’s character!” No, J.J. Abrams ruined Rey’s character because he ignored one of the Star Wars setting’s fundamental rules. But it’s pretty easy to convince frustrated people to blame a scapegoat. So sexism/racism/homophobia have established a presence in Star Wars fandom, but it’s not because Star Wars fans are bad people. They’re frustrated, and have been sold on blaming the wrong things for their frustration.
I agree with you, it does not feel like the Star Wars universe and the different species. Just don’t feel like they fit even though I know there are crazy species in Star Wars. Yeah, not terribly optimistic about this one either however, I will watch every episode and encourage you to do so as well.
Excuse my language but I fucking hope not, that ride is my childhood and still have yet to get Galactic Hero or whatever it’s called when getting the max score
I always considered Stars Wars stupid. Instead, I favor Star Trek The Next Generation. The acting is better and so were the special effects. The best part was it was on TV and you don't have to pay to watch.
I agree with your take. The central themes that make Star Wars great are rapidly slipping away and I find that I don't care about the universe, the same way I used to.
It would have made more sense to just record your spiel twice for the loop instead of using a canned phrase like “Now here’s a” *transition* if you see what I mean. It isn’t like this is gonna do numbers, but people might catch it while depression scrolling and the first thing they’ll notice is “well that loop sucks” lol
*anymore… it did. Take a look at Tokyo Disneyland map from 2017 or before. Autopia and Astro orbiter were removed to build some of the new expansions, beauty and the beast and the baymax attraction.
It’s “Autopia,” not “Autotopia.” And as nostalgia as the ride is, do we really need an attraction focused on the exciting pastime of driving? Maybe if they introduced the possibility of collisions and/or road rage it would be more popular?...
The truth is I want a brand new attraction to be built for Tomorrowland at Disneyland, back in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Tomorrowland used to have three outer space attractions. And I kind of want that to come back in a way in the area, I want a brand new outer space attraction and a third outer space attraction to be added to Tomorrowland at Disneyland. The original outer space attraction what's a space tourism attraction, originally called rocket to the moon from 1955 to 1965. In the original and iconic moonliner rocket what's the right vehicle, you used to go inside a circular theater with the screen on the ceiling showing you where you're going. And the screen on floor showing you what you left behind. Because it's supposed to be like your writing inside the rocket ship. Originally there was a pre-show video showing a space crew member giving the insides of the rocket ship and a flight control tower getting the ship ready for blast off, originally guests watched that pre-show video in the main entrance of the attraction. Before they boarded the moonliner rocket ship. In 1967 the attraction was updated and rebuilt with the addition of a mission control room pre-show with audio animatronic Mission control personnel, showing the guests that their spaceflight will be directed from there. And they would be educated of how space rockets work, and at the end of the pre-show they are shown on a big monitor a NASA like rocket ship is ready to go and waiting on the LaunchPad. Then the guests move to the inside of the rocket ship, again in a circular theater. With the screens on the floor and the ceiling, along with a new edition of side screens and that the side screens will provide educational videos and space broadcast or broadcasts somewhere in space. The rebuilt and updated attraction what's called and renamed Flight to the Moon from 1967 to 1974, in 1975 it was changed into Mission to Mars. Everything was the same, however they had to change the flight director audio animatronic character in the mission control room. And of course you would go inside the circular theater again, but instead of going to the Moon the destination was the red planet Mars, and again the spacecraft was a NASA type rocket ship. The spacecraft even provided unmanned rocket ships with cameras as they said in the main ride, that the camera ships would provide broadcast from the surface of mars for the side screens. While the spacecraft is orbiting the red planet. Also from both the main rides of Flight to the Moon and Mission to Marsat the end of both rides, they featured thrilling emergency situations. The Moon flight was shooting stars passing the outside of the ship, and for the Mars flight it was a meteor shower. Both of those former attractions were based in the main of science factual and NASA, and real film footages were used in both attractions as well. For both the mission control pre-show and the main ride. So I want that idea to return to Tomorrowland as a third attraction, however I want it to be half science fact based on technology and rocket launches from NASA. And the other half science fiction with intergalactic material and ideas added to both pre-show and Main ride. For example I want the original moonliner rocket to be used as the ride vehicle or spacecraft for the main ride for flight tours to the Moon, and of course I want the attraction to change with flight tours to Mars. And the spacecraft for that should be a rocket ship with wings as sort of a space shuttle rocket, based on one of Dr Wernher von Braun's designs. Today when I look at all of his rocket designs, they were way ahead of their times. And they look like science fiction visions and designs. Von Braun was one of the designers of the classic Disneyland moonliner rocket. I actually read about that, and I thought it was really cool. Because he and Walt Disney we're very good friends. And another thing I think the space tourism attraction should have two pre-shows, the first pre-show should be a pre-show video on a large monitor where it should take place in the flight control tower. And they show the guests preparing the spacecraft and getting it ready to be launched, after that one of the tower crew has to show the guests of what it looks like inside the spacecraft. After when that's over from the video, the guests have to proceed into the second pre-show. And it has to be a mission control room with audio animatronic figures of robots, aliens and humans working together. Just like from the Star Trek franchise and just like the Orville TV show which was inspired by Star Trek, and I think a woman space alien should welcome the guests in the mission control room. And then she hands it over to a human man where he is the flight director, and explains how space rockets work and explain about other things from outer space. And of course I want some of those footages to be real NASA footages as well as SpaceX footages, and some of them to be fictional footages by using special effect models and maybe CGI animated special effects a brand new rockets, spaceplanes and space shuttles that we never heard of before being used for the Space Mountain company another fictional space agency and companies created by Disney. Like mission space and the International Space training center from Epcot, all those ideas being explained by flight director. And in the end the flight director will reveal the main spacecraft on a large monitor that all systems are go and everything will be ready so that the guests can make their way into the spacecraft. And instead of a circular theater, the guests should go inside a looking straight theater as a full motion simulator similar to Star Tours. With four screens in the front, one screen on top to show the guests of where they're going and the screen on the bottom showing them of what they left behind. And two screens on right side and the left side providing special educational information about outer space, and broadcast from somewhere in space. And one of those side screens should also show the captain of the spacecraft talking to the guests being the tour guide, and that he would sometimes point his camera to the space crew in the cockpit of the spacecraft. And with all of these ideas to make a third space attraction for Tomorrowland at Disneyland, the attraction should be called DASTTA Spaceport standing for Disney's Administration Space Tourism Travel Agency. And someday the attraction should be reprogrammed and change three times a year, similar to like how they do it for Space Mountain and Soarin. And in the attraction what does three changes, it should be a space flight of low earth orbit and maybe a visit to a fictional Space Station based on the space station design by Dr Wernher Von Braun. A space flight to the Moon and a space flight to the Mars. And with those ideas the attraction sign should say and changing three times a year with those reprogram ideas as DASTTA Spaceport: Space Flight Around the Earth, DASTTA Spaceport: Space Flight to the Moon and DASTTA Spaceport: Space Flight to Mars. And it should all take place inround building which was formerly innoventions, and I believe there's enough room and space inside to fit all of those ideas. And I'm not sure, but I hope they can put four or three motion simulator theaters inside the Tomorrowland round building, and to tell you the truth. The outside of the building really looks like a Intergalactic spaceport. And not only it should be called DASTTA Spaceport, it can also be called Disneyland Spaceport. And it should also be called Disneyland DASTTA Spaceport, anybody can call it with any of those three names. I mean they should call it anything but ugly.😆 Ideas like thatto make up a third outer space attraction for Disneyland's Tomorrowland should be necessary and to become a reality someday. Because I love outer space, I also love NASA and even SpaceX. I even love a new space agency called Sierra Space. Sierra Space is busy and hard at work making new space stations and getting ready for a new miniature space shuttle to be launched very soon. For SpaceX I love the new starship rocket program that they're testing and hard at work for low earth orbit missions, Moon missions and Mars missions. The starship will be a very big program for all of that, and I can hardly wait. For NASAI love the Apollo program, the Skylab program and the space shuttle program. My number one favorite is the space shuttle program, I grew up with that one since I was a kid. And when I think of Tomorrowland, I think of outer space. An outer space is the number one theme of Tomorrowland at Disneyland, so that's why I believe Tomorrowland should have three outer space attractions
