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Join the Tomorrow Society for videos from past Walt Disney World vacations plus new trips to WDW, Disneyland, Universal, regional parks, & more.
My name is Dan, and I'm excited for you to join me on these adventures!
The Tomorrow Society Podcast - smart theme park talk and stories behind the magic! Interviews with Imagineers and experts plus trip reports and more.
Thanks so much for watching!
My name is Dan, and I'm excited for you to join me on these adventures!
The Tomorrow Society Podcast - smart theme park talk and stories behind the magic! Interviews with Imagineers and experts plus trip reports and more.
Thanks so much for watching!
Episode 241: Walt Disney & El Grupo in Latin America with Ted Thomas, J.B. Kaufman, and Didier Ghez
The new book "Walt Disney & El Grupo in Latin America" includes a remarkably detailed accounting of each day of the Latin America trip. Authors Theodore Thomas, J.B. Kaufman, and Didier Ghez join me on this episode of the Tomorrow Society Podcast to talk about their book and the 1941 trip.
During this episode, we talk about what inspired Ted, J.B., and Didier to dive even further into this material. They describe the most important resources for gathering all the details and amazing photos. This book is the third volume of the Academic Monograph Series from the Hyperion Historical Alliance. I really enjoyed chatting with such a smart and talented trio of authors for this podcast.
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During this episode, we talk about what inspired Ted, J.B., and Didier to dive even further into this material. They describe the most important resources for gathering all the details and amazing photos. This book is the third volume of the Academic Monograph Series from the Hyperion Historical Alliance. I really enjoyed chatting with such a smart and talented trio of authors for this podcast.
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Fire Runner Analysis | LOST ISLAND's New RMC Raptor for 2025!
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Lost Island Themepark finally announced a new coaster for 2025, and it's not what we expected. Fire Runner will be an RMC Raptor single-rail coaster with three inversions and a top speed of 52 miles an hour. In this analysis video, Dan gives his thoughts on this news and how it fits within Lost Island. Will it help the park to draw better crowds? It definitely can't hurt! What do you think of L...
Episode 240 - Fantasy Springs and Tokyo Disneyland with Shane Bettenhausen
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We’ve seen a lot more action overseas from Disney with the opening of the massive Fantasy Springs addition at Tokyo DisneySea. The park’s largest expansion includes three new lands with four attractions themed to Peter Pan, Frozen, and Tangled. I've brought in a guest with a lot of experience at that resort. Shane Bettenhausen joins the Tomorrow Society Podcast to talk about his latest visit to...
SAINT LOUIS ZOO TOUR | Elephants, Sea Lions, Penguins, and More!
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One of my favorite spots in my hometown is the Saint Louis Zoo, which is one of the best free zoos anywhere. This 90-acre destination sits within Forest Park in the middle of the city. This area also includes other top attractions like the St. Louis Art Museum, Missouri History Museum, and more. This vlog gives you an up-close tour of the Saint Louis Zoo and its wide range of animals. This incl...
MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN Tour | My Favorite Place in St. Louis
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Don't sleep on the Missouri Botanical Garden during your next visit to St. Louis. Located in a city neighborhood just a short drive from downtown, this beautiful destination was founded in 1859 by Henry Shaw. There's so much history within this city oasis, including Shaw's country house. This video takes you on a tour of some of the highlights at MOBOT, including the Japanese Garden and English...
Episode 239.5: Losing the Rivers of America
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Josh D’Amaro revealed cool attractions that will be opening at Disney’s theme parks in the next few years and beyond. I ranked all the announcements during Episode 239 of the Tomorrow Society Podcast and felt great about most of the news. Disney threw us a curveball with additional details about the Cars expansion. A Disney Parks Blog article clarified it would be replacing the Rivers of Americ...
Episode 239: Ranking All of Disney's D23 Parks Announcements
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Josh D’Amaro and many special guests appeared on stage for several hours on Saturday night’s energetic D23 Disney Experiences Showcase. Now that we know about what’s coming to Disney’s parks and beyond in the near (and far) future, it’s time for the fun part. On this episode of the Tomorrow Society Podcast, I dive into everything that Disney announced on Saturday. During this epic podcast, I’ll...
This Drop Tower Has a Pre-Show | Skyborne at Lost Island Themepark
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Lost Island Themepark isn't your typical amusement park, and a perfect example is with its drop tower Skyborne. This S&S Turbo Drop is a fun ride with good thrills and amazing views. But where it really stands out is with its themed queue and cool pre-show. This video includes the full pre-show for Skyborne, which you shouldn't miss at Lost Island. It's a whimsical idea that sets the stage for ...
Episode 238: Lost Island Themepark Trip Report
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Owned by the Bertch family (who also own the Lost Island Waterpark), Lost Island Themepark uses original IP and feels different from your typical regional park. Even so, the park has struggled with attendance. I'm nervous it won't survive because it's drawing a few hundred people even on busier days. I give an in-depth trip report of our experiences at Lost Island on this episode of the Tomorro...
More People Should Know About This Place | LOST ISLAND Themepark in Waterloo, Iowa
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Ever since Lost Island Themepark opened in June 2022, it's been at the top of my places to visit. Last weekend, we finally took the five-hour drive from St. Louis to Waterloo, Iowa and spent two days at this very cool park. This video includes everything we did on our visit including the Sally dark ride Volkanu: Quest for the Golden Idol, the Matugani launch coaster, and more. There's a lot to ...
Volkanu: Quest for the Golden Idol at Lost Island (On-Ride POV and Pre-Show)
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If you love dark rides, you have to make the trip to Lost Island Themepark and ride Volkanu: Quest for the Golden Idol. This highly themed interactive Sally Dark Ride opened in 2022 and is a big achievement for a regional park. This POV video of the pre-show, queue, and ride was shot on July 20th, 2024 during my first visit to Lost Island. The park isn't drawing crowds, so we really need to sup...
Episode 237: Lou Mongello of WDW Radio on Tiana's Bayou Adventure & What's Next at Walt Disney World
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It's an interesting time for Disney with a lot happening especially at Walt Disney World. This is the perfect time for me to speak again with Lou Mongello on the Tomorrow Society Podcast. Lou hosts WDW Radio and has an up-close view of the latest changes in Florida and beyond. After catching up, we dive into the recent additions at Walt Disney World. Lou gives his thoughts on Tiana's Bayou Adve...
Riding the Awesome New Fire in the Hole | SILVER DOLLAR CITY 2024 Trip Report
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Riding the Awesome New Fire in the Hole | SILVER DOLLAR CITY 2024 Trip Report
Episode 236: Five Things I Like and Dislike About Disney's New Lightning Lane Multipass System
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Episode 236: Five Things I Like and Dislike About Disney's New Lightning Lane Multipass System
Episode 235: Imagineer Joe Garlington on Creating Interactive Disney Attractions
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Episode 235: Imagineer Joe Garlington on Creating Interactive Disney Attractions
Episode 234: Fire in the Hole 2.0 Review and Silver Dollar City Trip Report
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Episode 234: Fire in the Hole 2.0 Review and Silver Dollar City Trip Report
The Flooded Mine POV at SILVER DOLLAR CITY near Branson, Missouri
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The Flooded Mine POV at SILVER DOLLAR CITY near Branson, Missouri
Episode 233: Updating Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
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Episode 233: Updating Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
Episode 232: Ron Fish on Creating Music for Theme Parks and Video Games
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Episode 232: Ron Fish on Creating Music for Theme Parks and Video Games
Stroll Through the Serene English Woodland Garden at the Missouri Botanical Garden
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Stroll Through the Serene English Woodland Garden at the Missouri Botanical Garden
Episode 231: My Theme Park Summer and Universal Orlando News
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Episode 231: My Theme Park Summer and Universal Orlando News
Discover the Wonders of Fish Farming at Living with the Land!
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Discover the Wonders of Fish Farming at Living with the Land!
Room Tour of DISNEY'S PORT ORLEANS Resort - French Quarter
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Room Tour of DISNEY'S PORT ORLEANS Resort - French Quarter
Episode 230 - Eric Baker on Designing Props for Galaxy's Edge and Harry Potter
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Episode 230 - Eric Baker on Designing Props for Galaxy's Edge and Harry Potter
Stroll Along the SASSAGOULA RIVER at Disney's Port Orleans Resorts
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Stroll Along the SASSAGOULA RIVER at Disney's Port Orleans Resorts
Episode 229: Beignets, Buses, and More: A Walt Disney World Trip Report (Part 2)
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Episode 229: Beignets, Buses, and More: A Walt Disney World Trip Report (Part 2)
Episode 228: TRON, Guardians, and More: A Walt Disney World Trip Report (Part 1)
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Episode 228: TRON, Guardians, and More: A Walt Disney World Trip Report (Part 1)
A Closer Look at the NEW Fire in the Hole Coaster at Silver Dollar City
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A Closer Look at the NEW Fire in the Hole Coaster at Silver Dollar City
Episode 227: Trevor Bryant on Horizons, Binaural Audio, and Test Track
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Episode 227: Trevor Bryant on Horizons, Binaural Audio, and Test Track
NEW Fire in the Hole Coaster POV at Silver Dollar City (Official)
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NEW Fire in the Hole Coaster POV at Silver Dollar City (Official)
While I think a family coaster should’ve been the next new coaster, this coaster will be flashy and smooth and will provide the park with another 48” height requirement coaster along with Nopuko (which is getting brand-new track segments for 2025 to replace those incredibly rough parts). This ride will stand out amongst the other Raptors as it will have GREAT themeing. With this, Matugani, and a smooth Nopuko, Lost Island will have a STACKED top three.
That makes sense. I hadn't heard that Nopuko was getting new track; that's great news since those rough spots are just brutal. I loved Matugani, so no arguments there at all. That's also a good point about it having strong theming. The fire realm already looks cool, so this should fit well in that space.
@@tomorrowsociety just heard it a couple days ago. Vekoma did drop those brutal segments during the transportation process following its refurbishment. They are responsible for replacing the track to make up for the damage and for two years they’ve been performing bandage fixes to avoid having to eat the cost of new track.
@@eliasmertens9313 That's interesting. If nothing else, I hope they fix the moment near the beginning where my head flung forward so violently. That would go a long way to making it a better coaster.
@@tomorrowsociety that’s the moment that’s getting retracked haha
@@eliasmertens9313 That's a relief. 😀
YOOOO
Woo!
@@tomorrowsociety Okay, I'll try to go Lol
@@timeywimeybrony Cool!
Oh, I’d LOVE to visit a TARDIS! My inner 8yr old would SQUEE if he ran into a TARDIS (so might my outer 45yr old).
It was cool to see! I really didn't get into Doctor Who until the modern version started in 2005, but we're now watching it with our kids (15 and 11). They both liked the new season (their first), so now we're starting with the 2005 season again. It's been fun, and seeing the TARDIS in person was a bonus!
Thanks for showing this. I was one of the two characters that played guitar. Unfortunately that is not me playing on this day. Must have been my day off.
That's really cool! I'd love to say I remember this moment, but I was only like six months old at the time. My dad shot this home movie, and it looks like a fun show. Thanks for letting me know you were a part of it! There aren't a lot of videos out there of it.
With all the land area MK, why would they add Cars Land to be adjacent to Frontierland and Liberty Square? It belongs near Tomorrowland. The space that Tomorrowland Speedway sits on is larger than the space where Tom Sawyer's Island and the Rivers of America exists, especially since Cars Land is going to be shared will Villain Land!
That makes sense. I do wonder if the plan is to ultimately replace the Speedway once the Cars rides open. That would at least seem logical and give Disney a chance to do something big in Tomorrowland. I may be stretching with this one, though.
Just visited and really liked it. Matugani is a great coaster
That's great to hear! I also really liked Matugani, especially the launch and second inversion.
I hate gp. They never appreciate when somthing with actual effort is opened. But they will spend thousands of dollars on a stupid pink cup.
I think the location is really the biggest factor; it's a cool park and deserves a lot more attention. It's just facing the uphill challenge on where it's located.
@@tomorrowsociety They did a promo where it was $26 for 430-930 and there was almost 2k people there. The problem I see is that the price for what it is is kind of high. Once it grows it will be worth that but you can go to Adventureland for cheaper and get more rides and the water park is included if you're into that.
We go at least once a year. The waterpark is packed but the amusement park isn't crowded at all. You can ride pretty much everything back to back if you want. The kids love it. Beware of the purple roller coaster though; it's very rough.
Yep, that's how the theme park was for us. We went on a Friday night and Saturday morning, and it was nearly deserted especially on Friday. There were maybe a few hundred people in the park at most. The water park looked pretty full when we drove by too. I'm totally with you on the purple coaster! There's a moment after the first drop that's one of the roughest I've ever experienced on a coaster. That was a one-timer for me.
Such an amazing little park. My heart breaks for them. However, probably not the best idea to open a $100 million park in nowheresville and try to compete with a major park in the same region that has a complete foothold on the only moderately sized town in the area. Honestly, had this exact park been built in a more viable location, it would be completely successful. Other than the SLC, that's got to go.
I totally agree. They also don’t seem to be spreading the word very well. We stayed at the Fairfield Inn a few minutes from the parks, and there were no brochures for Lost Island there at all. It’s really a remote location, and I agree that Adventureland also makes it tougher. And don’t get me started again about the SLC! Just brutal.
The location is a day trip from a lot of majorly populated areas. Their problem is the cost for what it is right now. Not much advertising at all. Not many good promotional days. I meet people from Des Moines, Quad Cities, Omaha, etc every single day I'm working but if they did better with advertising and specials they would definitely have more attendance.
@@sparkjr2039 Great points. I did a longer podcast trip report where I talked about the lack of any advertising and high prices. The Fairfield where I stayed was minutes away from Lost Island, and there were no brochures there. They're also charging too much especially for their season passes I think.
@@tomorrowsociety I live in the area so I know exactly what hotel you are talking about. They should have the brochures there and all the hotels in the area. Even with one of those coupons on the brochures like some people do. It gets really boring working when not many are there. I get you have to make some money obviously. Or at least have it support itself like the owners have mentioned. Hopefully when they started getting more rides they don't up the price any more and more people will come.
@@tomorrowsociety I know when I was a kid I got bored of Adventureland because I was a coaster child. So we always took a trip to six flags because they have more. If I was a kid I would be so bored at this park since there is only two big coasters and one being an slc. Although that wouldn't have bothered me as a child. Hopefully the new coaster brings in more people.
I'm beyond impressed with what they've created here. Wishing the best for them! It was well-worth the 10-plus hour trip for me, and I can't wait to get back someday.
I agree; it's really cool to see such a well-themed park, and the place was really well-staffed considering how empty it was even on a weekend. I hope they start getting more crowds; it's just a tough sell because of the location. But I'm really happy that we made the five-hour trip!
Cool
Definitely!
It seems like it's a fast based shooter game
@@michaeldonovan7436 That's basically it, though it does have a few breaks with physical sets that are fun too.
@@tomorrowsociety it would be great if you tou can shoot the animatronics too like buzz lightyear laser spin
@@michaeldonovan7436 You actually can! They don't have targets, and it took me a few rides to figure it out, but you do get points for shooting the physical enemies.
Good thing I cannot find anyone who thinks it’s bad. It’s the best of Animal, and Disney in my opinion
I think people don't talk about it as much now with TRON and Guardians open, but it's still such a great ride!
The way you could link to star tours would be pretty simple: create a 'inner-starport-transit' that is nothing more than a large multi-segment bus with 2-wide ride rows which can provide enough capacity while allowing for enough distance from the outer wall to install screens that use simple 3D presentation (they already have their glasses). The 10 minute 'ride' could be a fun, immersive relaxing reprieve from the heat (and a change to sit and relax) while you're moved backstage to the new location where you ride the actual star tours - and disembark on batu. This could be a very nice people eater. You could even make the transit additional storytelling, even a music number or some comedic realtime 3D performer systems.
I like the idea of having a separate attraction that serves the purpose of being entertaining but also is a way to connect Star Tours to Batuu. It's a little bit like the Hogwarts Express at Universal Orlando, though this wouldn't be between parks like that one. Instead, it's just another way to have a Star Wars attraction and connect guests more with both Star Tours and Galaxy's Edge. It would be amazing.
@@tomorrowsociety precisely - and I'm not sure why it hasn't been explored (other than for obvious cost and logistical reasons). Florida suffers from that high water table but also, the complexity and constraint of backstage area being repurposed. I've always seen these as opportunities to layer operations access in backstage areas where you can start building up to add more utility but that's no small feat. I would think they could also re-purpose the existing star tours area for something else but yeah - interesting podcast! I'm glad there are other people doing this kinda stuff (i really have been a 1 man island and am just about to start making content purely for the heck of it).
@@jsardone Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the podcast. I wouldn't say that I'm on expert on the logistics on some of the changes discussed on this episode. It's a fun exercise for the most part. Even so, I think there's room for improvement with Galaxy's Edge without breaking the bank.
I've always thought there were lost immersion opportunities with transport attractions (but I mean, using the 'moving of people' to deepen the immersion). Before they announced and built Galaxy's edge, i used to design airport terminals that were star wars themed (including ride systems) that would 'land' you in a fully cannon environment - and then started to think about other ways to 'move people' by connecting them to other stories and locals. This was a missed opportunity with Galactic Star-cruiser where a truly incredible transit experience and 'lunch bay' could have really solidified your buy-in to the experience once you arrive. I know budgets are a thing but there are many inexpensive ways you can pull these things off. All in all, Disney needs to get more comfortable with risk taking as a element of their culture again where now, they're just going for moonshots which as we've seen, don't seem to be paying off as they should be.
Great points. I would have loved to see a transport attraction at Galaxy's Edge, which would have added much-needed energy to the land and allowed for different views beyond just ground level. I feel like a lot of the secondary attractions have been missing from some of the recent expansions for sure.
@@tomorrowsociety The layering of experiences is also a big miss - you have all these facets of the land that feel devoid of life - unless they have plans for them why even bother? I would have rather had a Ewok village with tree-top villas (another project of mine) bridge the two places together but then it would break 'immersion'. Story is essential but these places need to design in more flexibility. I'm surprised that was not part of the plan from the start.
@@jsardone Right. It's a large land with a lot of structures and areas, but in many of them, not much is really happening. I've found that as I think about it more, "immersion" isn't as important to me as just having a vibrant land that's an inviting space. Galaxy's Edge is an example where they're trying to stick to a timeline and look, but it keeps them too limited in a lot of ways.
@@tomorrowsociety 100% agree. To me, 'immersion' is the story we're able to create ourselves while visiting the land - and what we take from it that keeps us coming back over and over again. The richness and vibrant layers (both seen and unseen) are what make those experiences, eventually, nostalgic.
@@jsardone Right. We'll fill in the gaps in most cases - The Haunted Mansion and Pirates are great examples. Restricting a land too much can make it seem just a little bit too lifeless.
This feels like a water ride
Sort of! You do get a spray of water at the end.
When will they make the water on the hill coaster
Very soon I'm sure!
I love that rid. Pin pls ❤😊
Definitely! It’s my favorite raft ride anywhere.
What theme park it at?
@@TheDominionEnthusiast Silver Dollar City near Branson, Missouri. An awesome regional park!
Andor is the best Star Wars anything ever.
I really enjoyed how fresh it felt; it could almost work on its own without even knowing about the franchise.
I adore Hogsmeade at USO and BSO, especially at Disneyland. But DiagonAlley nearly knocked me off my feet, it's SO immersive
It's so great! I want to get back there soon and spend a lot more time at Diagon Alley.
This ride needs a makeover similar to the one Fire In The Hole got.
I was thinking the same thing! They could probably keep the building this time, but there's a lot they can do there. Knotts Berry Farm did a similar thing with their Ghost Town rides too.
😊😊😊😊🌺🌺🌺🌺
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Home, Sweet Home. Visually, however, it’s just not the same without the pop of color from the purple-based bedspreads. Luckily, I was able to get my hands on one of them. It’s still my #1 choice when it come to resorts on WDW property.
That's too bad that they don't still have the purple bedspreads. I looked up some pictures, and they added a lot!
Lmao I’ve never seen this and I’ve been on smuggler’s run (Orlando) tons and tons of times. Only ever went single rider, even with family, and we can just walk on it’s hilarious
Single rider is definitely the way to go, though I think it's worth it to do the standby queue once (when the wait time is low) just to se Hondo and the whole experience.
Such a serene pair of resorts. I’ve stayed at deluxe, value and moderate resorts - but Port Orleans French Quarter has continued to remain my favorite - my “home.” If it were part of DVC (or had a senior living component) my family woulda bought in YEARS ago. Don’t bring TOO much attention to Port Orleans, part of its appeal is its near anonymity. It’s like the bathrooms at Imagination - if EVERYone knows about it, it’s gets too much traffic and is no longer as special. (I know, I’m selfish).
Ha! Sorry about that Neil! I’ll try not to rave too much about Port Orleans in the future. It has such a different vibe from basically all the other WDW resorts. I hope to get to stay there again sometime soon.
I got the first commit and like
Good job.
Damn this is so good 😬 I could seriously listen to these guys all day long
Awesome, thanks Justin!
Looks wonderful
I agree! It's so cool that they basically recreated the original but with modern effects and audio.
I love listening to Bob talk about his experiences working on EPCOT Center 🤘🏻
That's great to hear. Thanks Justin!
Too many coaster
Is that really a thing?
i wonder if he animated the timekeeper and nine eye animatronics
He did! I heard him talk about it on the Progress City Radio podcast. I just didn't have time to dig into all the attractions on this show.
A $30 million RMC and it's just a Fire In The Hole replica? Not impressed, to put it mildly. I don't think there's any debate for what coaster takes the title of "worst RMC" now. This better be part of a package with a T-Rex.
I'd look at this as a separate type of ride from other RMC coasters. I know it's a coaster, but it's going to be more of a dark ride than a typical coaster. Given the amount that Herschend is investing, my hope is that it's a lot more than just recreating Fire in the Hole. They're also spending to update the entire area around it, so that can add up quickly too. I'm optimistic at this point, but we'll see how it goes!
We're really close to a Journey into Imagination revamp hopefully!
I hope so! I feel like we've been close to it for a long time!
I really would love a longer video where you go more in depth into your article. Amazing video of the greatest ride of all time. Thank you for this
Thanks Paul. I wish that I had more footage to use from Horizons to do a longer video!
Some great points Dan and insights which we need to keep reminding ourselves about. First boarded Horizons in 1989 and, on multiple visits from the UK since then - next is this year - Horizons is the only extinct attraction that truly hits to the gut. I do miss the immersive magic, see my son's face at age 5 on that first trip. Great job Dan.
Thanks Mike! I'm with you and can usually come to terms with most of the replacements. Even Imagination hits differently despite the original being so much better than the current version.
It 10x more scarier in night
I can imagine! We only rode it during the day, but that would make it a lot creepier.
I rode it at night and i was traumatized and also liked it at the same time
@@user-vv3kx1mu8w That sounds about right!
"I think Dreamfinder needs.... a green beard!"
Magic!
Figment tried to warn us but we didn't listen.
Yes! It is quite frightening.
I need to agree with u, it's a really amazing attraction 💕
Definitely!
Where is that 😮😮😮😮😮
It is the Storybook Land Canal Boats at Disneyland.
@@tomorrowsocietywhich country disneyland?
@@DarrenJohansenLesmana It's the Storybook Land Canal Boats in Fantasyland at Disneyland.
Where did the bearded princess touch you? 😂
Umm...
@@tomorrowsocietylol I would just ignore that😂
@@Gachakaiya Smart idea!
What???
@@pho_is_not_interesting Exactly.
Thanks for covering King's Island. I was born and raised in the Dayton/Cincy area, and I didn't know how spoiled I was to how good our park was until I traveled around. This brings back so many good memories!
Glad you enjoyed it! I had such a great time at Kings Island and can’t wait to get back there. I’d heard good things, but it was better than I expected.
its sideways bc someone punched it lol
Basically!
1:35 my favorite Wizard of Oz character the Wicked Witch of the West 🖤💚🧹
It was incredible especially for the time period when the Great Movie Ride opened in 1989.
@@tomorrowsocietyit was the first A-100 animatronic
@@lesleyfrolloandhooklover6615 Right! At the time, there was nothing like it.
50 feet?….
That's what I read, though I admit it sounds a bit high even after I saw it in person!
George and Fred weezlys invention
Right!
Explain how it’s brilliant?
Okay, brilliant may be a stretch, but it's a nice effect for a shop window!
puking what?
The famous Puking Pastille made by Fred and George Weasley!
She looks like a Futurama character
That's perfect!
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It's such a great start to the attraction!
Learn all about our trip to Universal Studios Hollywood and see my ratings for all the attractions we experienced, including Mario Kart, in this article: tomorrowsociety.com/rating-rides-universal-studios-hollywood/