I love Space Mountain. And seeing it with lights on is just a reminder of how much track they throw into a small area. It is a very exciting roller coaster.
Am I the only one who thinks its funny that Space Mountain - which I've seen through other POVs and think it's terrifying - is just a wild mouse type of coaster when the lights are on? Just me then.
I worked at Disneyland Paris for seven years on attractions and seeing them with the work lights on is completely different, it’s very interesting to see how they use lighting for effects specially the dark rides, Peter pans flight over London is basically a concrete floor painted with chains on a cog painted with red and yellow dots to look like small car headlights
Dude, I scrolled down here to ask this EXACT question. But I was unsure if wildemaus needs to be single-cart and be a wood assembly. You've not been on Space Mountain though? The semi-darkness adds a lot of thrill to an otherwise moderate ride.
@@MrCantStopTheRobot Not only the darkness helps out the ride, the ventilation system pumps air into your face to make you think that you are going much faster. Also the audio system is set up to, you guessed it, make you think that you are going much faster.
I loved the people mover! It was the perfect combination. It gave you a place to sit in air conditioned comfort, and rest your feet, while also giving you a great ride that showed you the park and all kind of interesting thing to keep your attention.
I think you are confused because on the TTA PeopleMover you do not “sit in air conditioned comfort”. Most of the ride is outdoors and the vehicles are open to the elements.
@@davidb4113?? Half the ride is in inside tomorrowland. My friends rode it on grad note because dress shoes were the wrong shoe. Tron was shown in the special effects tunnel. Watch the video.
I missed the PeopleMover back when I used to live near Anaheim and went to Disneyland there. That was fun to ride. I’ve yet to see the one in Orlando, let alone visit the Magic Kingdom.
DW is about 60x bigger than DL. 30,000 acres vs 500. 25 resorts vs 3. DW is literally a city with it's own expressway system. Even the castle in just the 1 of 4 parks is scaled up about 5x bigger.
Just to be clear. Disney World was Disneyland East, is all. It’s now called the Magic Kingdom and is basically exactly the same as Disneyland. If you want to use the other parks you’ll pay extra for that. And of course resorts are mostly just for people who room there. I went to “Disney World” several times from ‘76 (in Bicentennial parade) to about ‘88., including Epcot Center. When we went in ‘17 this huge metropolis had popped up by then. Shocking. But back when, only “DW” (MK) and Epcot existed, period.
@@princessmarlena1359 You didn't make any mistake. :-) Just clarifying if anyone gets confused by names now or what they thought the names were "then".
I was maybe 15 or 16 when I first saw the lights on from the PM. I was so blown away! Then the last time the world was gonna for sure this time end, 12/21/12, I went to WDW and was on SM when the ride stopped leaving us up near the top. Lights on and a walk out from a cast member. And a fast pass to come back later... Space Mountain is an amazing attraction.
0:57 COOL! It’s the repurposed drone-ship from “Flight of the Navigator”, just painted red. (I remember seeing that on someone’s vid of “ whatever happened to the full scale models of the tri-naxian drone-ships?”
Thanks for the posting. It helps to not have commentary; only video that shows what you can see from the ride. It reminded me of why I stopped going to Disneyland. You did well. Keep up the good work. I hope Disney greed doesn't shut you down for a truthful depiction of what the ride is really like.
If you don’t want to return to any Disney Parks ever again that’s ok, it’s your choice, and I honestly don’t blame you; but I feel like you’re missing something about this video. This video is just a regular ride-through of the PeopleMover with the bonus of Space Mountain with the lights on; it is not propaganda material that’s trying to expose Disney about “what the rides are truly like” in any way.
I didn't intend my comment to come off that way. It's just that the quality of the rides themselves have seemingly degraded over the years. Or, perhaps, it's just that I've gotten older and see things differently now. Yeah, that's probably more the case. Either way, the video was good & I appreciated it. @@Sorcerer-SMC
@@GrandpaSergio 'the quality of the rides themselves have seemingly degraded over the years' - quite funny that you would base that on footage of literally one of the oldest rides in the whole park (opened 1975)
@@SmaaaaaashI wasn’t limiting their remark to only this ride. They can offer correction, but I believe they were referring to an overall decline - which can have examples both for and against. I still love Disney and I go when I can; but it’s a position I also hold: Perhaps I’m just an adult, but the quality of some of the rides has seemed lower. I will name The Little Mermaid, as it was when I last rode. Perhaps they had the lights too high that day on purpose (as they sometimes do with Space Mountain) but I felt the rides in Old Town Disney had much better quality than The Little Mermaid. Yes, I’m a fan of TLM. I’m not hating on something I “already dislike”. (Putting up shields for the kinds of accusations I see from people who don’t want to believe me or don’t want to accept my testimony.) I was excited to view the ride based on a childhood movie. Cars was a fantastic ride. That ride *absolutely* rose to the level I expect from Disney. It’s A Small World has also been poorly maintained (as of my last visit). There’s a stigma around Small World, has been for ages, but the quality of the ride being low … would only contribute to people’s poor opinion of it. The fact that all the countries on Earth are all singing in English… indicates they missed the mark on logistics. In fact, if you look up the lyrics in different languages (I’ll site Japanese), even the lyrics are more interesting in other languages. Is this ride’s problem a newer issue? It sure isn’t. Sekai wa hitotsu - the world is singular Sekai wa marui - The world goes round Sekai wa onaji - The world is the same Tada hitotsu - We are one I tell ya, *so* much better than hearing “It’s a Small World, After All” ad infinitum. Imagine going through that ride and *knowing* languages other than English, and feeling represented when the boat gets to the country of your heritage. 💙 (Last I rode, they were also *severely* over-packing the ride. Boats were not floating from one room to the next in a leisurely fashion. Boats were jammed up next to each other and barely progressed, constantly clunking against one another as they tried to flow with the water, but couldn’t, *because the ride was over packed*.) The People Mover was this awesome ride through and behind some scenes. Such a ride would spoil a little bit of the magic - but this ride and what it revealed were part of my childhood 🥰💙
@@InimicalWit For sure visiting the same attractions as an adult isn't going to give you the same reaction as a child. You subconsciously see through the 'magic' more as an adult and that will make everything seem less impressive. Plus, some of their new rides with newer technology will naturally make the older rides feel a lot older in comparison. The second half of your response confuses me. Are you implying that It's A Small World is sung in English all the way through? I assure you that's not the case. Hearing the song sung in different languages as you progress through the countries is exactly what happens?
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but this is actually the Peoplemover in WDW in Florida. As far as I know, Disneyland is still missing its Peoplemover.
Hopefully soon and maybe trackless, and with the fast cars too aka optimized its return time Disneyland, and such upgrades for one in Disney world , and other international parks and maybe Epcot too,maybe
Of course in near future when made in cities, this peoepl mover would be super fast and maybe mixed with other current vehicle transport projects,boring company,etc
I saw that happen about 20 years ago at DW. When I was about 8 at DL in Anaheim around '67, I was riding that rocket at the end with the smaller individual rockets circling around it. The attendant didn't check my seat belt and I did not get it fastened in time. I was literally hanging on for dear life. If I had let go of the strap, I would've been flung out and killed. Gave me nightmares for years.
Disneyland changed the People Mover to be a high-speed system that stressed the track and ruined it. It shortened the life of the ride. For some reason Disney Engineering thought it was a good idea to re-engineer the ride in that manner. They messed it up and made it unfeasible to spend the money to re-engineer it back to the original concept. So, they closed it. Disney World never did this, so it still operates as originally intended.
@@Buc_Stops_Here Disney still doing it today. "How can we save a buck by reusing old rides?" You can bet it was higher ups that wanted the people mover turned into something fast paced and exciting. I'm sure most engineers would have saw the problem long before it got changed. It's unlikely the People Mover in Disneyland will ever return the same way it was. For one, it would need all new supports (and probably layout, too) plus new safety requirements would likely require new cars to have a lap bar, similar to the haunted mansion.
@@Ncyphen You are right. It was a terrible decision as I wrote as well. However, I just look at the positive side - Orlando still has it as it was originally intended since they never modified the original ride there.
@@junetrooper Space Mountain needs to dispatch trains every 30 seconds or so, otherwise the queue of trains waiting to unload will back up onto the track. If this happens, each successive block zone will not be able to clear its train before the next one arrives, causing the train to stop in the brakes, which causes the NEXT train to stop in the NEXT set of brakes, and so on until the entire ride is clogged. When this happens, they need to manually release each train, which involves turning on the lights and going onto each brake platform to push some buttons. Basically, it's the safety system locking up, forcing manual intervention. It's a pain in the ass to deal with.
People Mover (which the camera person is on) was working fine. It's basically a leisurely ride around Tomorrow Land showing you the different attractions. One of the ones rides it goes through is called Space Mountain, that was the ride that was broken. Normally it's a small roller coaster with the lights completely off so it adds to the excitement since you don't know what is next. In this case, the ride wasn't operational and the lights were on, so you got to see how it looks.
0:51 this would be the highway in the sky in the future but in reality in Disney World, the monorail is the current highway in the sky. What are you saying is basically just a fab a joke
2:56 I like how even the audio has been updated to let you know what is currently around in tomorrowland that also gives you a way of keeping you up-to-date…. Intelligent programming I like that.
@@danielledewitt1 Then maybe be a bit more observant? 😉 At 3:33, you can clearly see the "Space Mountain" sign at the point where the People Mover is approaching the entrance to it. At 3:52, it enters the first little bit of it, and you can hear someone say "that's the second time this has happened!" (I.E., when Space Mountain wasn't running, and its lights were all on. The PM then goes through a bit of a dark tunnel, and at 4:42 it enters the interior of the Space Mountain ride itself. The lights are all on, and you can see the tracks. It continues on a bit, then at 5:09 comes into full view of the whole thing. So maybe now you can remove your dislike because as you can see, the poster of this video did, in fact, show Space Mountain with the lights on. 😉
@@danielledewitt1 I think no such thing. Also, you don't have to have "perfect vision" to be a bit more observant when watching a video. 😉 I provided you with time stamps so that you'd see I wasn't making it up, and you'd see where the OP actually showed the thing you thought wasn't there. But clearly, you appear to just want to be Captain Negative, so we're done here. Enjoy your life, and have a nice day. 👍
it was initially was supposed to be used to move around the park so it more of a transport network to get around quicker. But you know things happened so it just turned into a simple rice
I love Space Mountain. And seeing it with lights on is just a reminder of how much track they throw into a small area. It is a very exciting roller coaster.
0:33
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I loved this ride so much as a kid - love this chance for nostalgia!
8:59
Okay, that was really cool. Too bad you weren’t able to also catch some of the dis/embarcation, as well.
Thank you! 💙💙💙
Takes me back to when I rode this back in early 2003 and late 2012, even rode peoe0mer mover in Disneyland early 2004
Am I the only one who thinks its funny that Space Mountain - which I've seen through other POVs and think it's terrifying - is just a wild mouse type of coaster when the lights are on? Just me then.
You are not alone.
I worked at Disneyland Paris for seven years on attractions and seeing them with the work lights on is completely different, it’s very interesting to see how they use lighting for effects specially the dark rides, Peter pans flight over London is basically a concrete floor painted with chains on a cog painted with red and yellow dots to look like small car headlights
Crazy Mouse look alike maybe?
Dude, I scrolled down here to ask this EXACT question. But I was unsure if wildemaus needs to be single-cart and be a wood assembly.
You've not been on Space Mountain though? The semi-darkness adds a lot of thrill to an otherwise moderate ride.
@@MrCantStopTheRobot Not only the darkness helps out the ride, the ventilation system pumps air into your face to make you think that you are going much faster. Also the audio system is set up to, you guessed it, make you think that you are going much faster.
I rode space mountain 6x back in 1989/90. Best ride ever (at the time)
Love the vintage positive aesthetic.
I loved the people mover! It was the perfect combination. It gave you a place to sit in air conditioned comfort, and rest your feet, while also giving you a great ride that showed you the park and all kind of interesting thing to keep your attention.
I think you are confused because on the TTA PeopleMover you do not “sit in air conditioned comfort”. Most of the ride is outdoors and the vehicles are open to the elements.
@@davidb4113?? Half the ride is in inside tomorrowland. My friends rode it on grad note because dress shoes were the wrong shoe. Tron was shown in the special effects tunnel.
Watch the video.
IDK why, but this video is giving me some hardcore Fallout vibes. ;D
I WISH PEOPLEMOVER was still in Disneyland smhh GOD DAMN YOU ROCKET RODS
I missed the PeopleMover back when I used to live near Anaheim and went to Disneyland there. That was fun to ride. I’ve yet to see the one in Orlando, let alone visit the Magic Kingdom.
DW is about 60x bigger than DL. 30,000 acres vs 500. 25 resorts vs 3. DW is literally a city with it's own expressway system. Even the castle in just the 1 of 4 parks is scaled up about 5x bigger.
@@ChatGPT1111 sounds awesome
Just to be clear. Disney World was Disneyland East, is all. It’s now called the Magic Kingdom and is basically exactly the same as Disneyland. If you want to use the other parks you’ll pay extra for that. And of course resorts are mostly just for people who room there. I went to “Disney World” several times from ‘76 (in Bicentennial parade) to about ‘88., including Epcot Center. When we went in ‘17 this huge metropolis had popped up by then. Shocking. But back when, only “DW” (MK) and Epcot existed, period.
@@theOlLineRebel Oops, I didn’t know that. Okay my mistake.
@@princessmarlena1359 You didn't make any mistake. :-) Just clarifying if anyone gets confused by names now or what they thought the names were "then".
I was maybe 15 or 16 when I first saw the lights on from the PM. I was so blown away! Then the last time the world was gonna for sure this time end, 12/21/12, I went to WDW and was on SM when the ride stopped leaving us up near the top. Lights on and a walk out from a cast member. And a fast pass to come back later... Space Mountain is an amazing attraction.
Space Mountain is just a trolly ride past model sets?? How lame!
The chime before the announcement has so much nostalgia.
the people mover is the "fuck im tired.. i need to sit......" type of thing XD
0:57 COOL! It’s the repurposed drone-ship from “Flight of the Navigator”, just painted red. (I remember seeing that on someone’s vid of “ whatever happened to the full scale models of the tri-naxian drone-ships?”
Thanks for the posting. It helps to not have commentary; only video that shows what you can see from the ride. It reminded me of why I stopped going to Disneyland. You did well. Keep up the good work. I hope Disney greed doesn't shut you down for a truthful depiction of what the ride is really like.
If you don’t want to return to any Disney Parks ever again that’s ok, it’s your choice, and I honestly don’t blame you; but I feel like you’re missing something about this video.
This video is just a regular ride-through of the PeopleMover with the bonus of Space Mountain with the lights on; it is not propaganda material that’s trying to expose Disney about “what the rides are truly like” in any way.
I didn't intend my comment to come off that way. It's just that the quality of the rides themselves have seemingly degraded over the years. Or, perhaps, it's just that I've gotten older and see things differently now. Yeah, that's probably more the case. Either way, the video was good & I appreciated it.
@@Sorcerer-SMC
@@GrandpaSergio 'the quality of the rides themselves have seemingly degraded over the years' - quite funny that you would base that on footage of literally one of the oldest rides in the whole park (opened 1975)
@@SmaaaaaashI wasn’t limiting their remark to only this ride. They can offer correction, but I believe they were referring to an overall decline - which can have examples both for and against.
I still love Disney and I go when I can; but it’s a position I also hold:
Perhaps I’m just an adult, but the quality of some of the rides has seemed lower.
I will name The Little Mermaid, as it was when I last rode. Perhaps they had the lights too high that day on purpose (as they sometimes do with Space Mountain) but I felt the rides in Old Town Disney had much better quality than The Little Mermaid. Yes, I’m a fan of TLM. I’m not hating on something I “already dislike”. (Putting up shields for the kinds of accusations I see from people who don’t want to believe me or don’t want to accept my testimony.) I was excited to view the ride based on a childhood movie.
Cars was a fantastic ride. That ride *absolutely* rose to the level I expect from Disney.
It’s A Small World has also been poorly maintained (as of my last visit). There’s a stigma around Small World, has been for ages, but the quality of the ride being low … would only contribute to people’s poor opinion of it.
The fact that all the countries on Earth are all singing in English… indicates they missed the mark on logistics. In fact, if you look up the lyrics in different languages (I’ll site Japanese), even the lyrics are more interesting in other languages. Is this ride’s problem a newer issue? It sure isn’t.
Sekai wa hitotsu - the world is singular
Sekai wa marui - The world goes round
Sekai wa onaji - The world is the same
Tada hitotsu - We are one
I tell ya, *so* much better than hearing “It’s a Small World, After All” ad infinitum. Imagine going through that ride and *knowing* languages other than English, and feeling represented when the boat gets to the country of your heritage. 💙 (Last I rode, they were also *severely* over-packing the ride. Boats were not floating from one room to the next in a leisurely fashion. Boats were jammed up next to each other and barely progressed, constantly clunking against one another as they tried to flow with the water, but couldn’t, *because the ride was over packed*.)
The People Mover was this awesome ride through and behind some scenes. Such a ride would spoil a little bit of the magic - but this ride and what it revealed were part of my childhood 🥰💙
@@InimicalWit For sure visiting the same attractions as an adult isn't going to give you the same reaction as a child. You subconsciously see through the 'magic' more as an adult and that will make everything seem less impressive. Plus, some of their new rides with newer technology will naturally make the older rides feel a lot older in comparison.
The second half of your response confuses me. Are you implying that It's A Small World is sung in English all the way through? I assure you that's not the case. Hearing the song sung in different languages as you progress through the countries is exactly what happens?
I just can’t believe the amount of PA speakers on this ride. Can somebody please count them
"And, remember to GO GO GOODYEAR!"
I wish the people mover was still at Disneyland 😢
They took it away?
Don’t worry, there is a lot Disneyland has that Disney World doesn’t
Same here. Miss it.
Haven’t been to DL in years, I didn’t realize the PM had returned, but it was a regular ride for me in the 80s.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but this is actually the Peoplemover in WDW in Florida. As far as I know, Disneyland is still missing its Peoplemover.
Would've been great if the ride was operational during that time as well.
That voice over is familiar. That's either Troy Baker or Nolan North or Keith Ferguson
After seeing Walt Disney World people mover, I prefer Disneyland. I wish they bring it back.
Hopefully soon and maybe trackless, and with the fast cars too aka optimized its return time Disneyland, and such upgrades for one in Disney world , and other international parks and maybe Epcot too,maybe
Of course in near future when made in cities, this peoepl mover would be super fast and maybe mixed with other current vehicle transport projects,boring company,etc
Right? I grew up near Anaheim and loved riding on the PM there.
@@princessmarlena1359 this could go to Disney world every few years growing up did you
@@mikeohawk95 Never made it to Walt Disney World, unfortunately.
I saw that happen about 20 years ago at DW. When I was about 8 at DL in Anaheim around '67, I was riding that rocket at the end with the smaller individual rockets circling around it. The attendant didn't check my seat belt and I did not get it fastened in time. I was literally hanging on for dear life. If I had let go of the strap, I would've been flung out and killed. Gave me nightmares for years.
The first time I rode the Matterhorn my seat belt didn't buckle I was 10. And terrified.
I missed this so much as. Walt Disney world
So glad that the Florida People Mover is still in operation. I think the covered track must help prolong its life.
It also doesn’t go up or down like the Disneyland one, it’s mostly flat, which helps a lot as well.
Disneyland changed the People Mover to be a high-speed system that stressed the track and ruined it. It shortened the life of the ride. For some reason Disney Engineering thought it was a good idea to re-engineer the ride in that manner. They messed it up and made it unfeasible to spend the money to re-engineer it back to the original concept. So, they closed it. Disney World never did this, so it still operates as originally intended.
@@Buc_Stops_Here Disney still doing it today. "How can we save a buck by reusing old rides?"
You can bet it was higher ups that wanted the people mover turned into something fast paced and exciting. I'm sure most engineers would have saw the problem long before it got changed.
It's unlikely the People Mover in Disneyland will ever return the same way it was. For one, it would need all new supports (and probably layout, too) plus new safety requirements would likely require new cars to have a lap bar, similar to the haunted mansion.
@@Ncyphen You are right. It was a terrible decision as I wrote as well. However, I just look at the positive side - Orlando still has it as it was originally intended since they never modified the original ride there.
Similar to different management styles. The yelling one who barks orders or the nice one who inspires people to follow
Interesting comment from someone riding the People Mover: "This (the work-lights inside Space Mountain) happens like once a day now."
"The People Mover" sounds like a name, which could've been used for the kind of train moving the chair around faster
I loved that ride at Disneyland
I better get a girlfriend soon so I can go to Disney World finally
Disney's secret Wildemaus
I forgot the people mover went on for this long.
people mover in general: 🥱
people mover when it goes into space mountain: 👀
Awesome ride at Disneyland❤😊
I miss the old people over narration. It was better
Gracias! Ya se a que atracción no tengo que ir! So boring 😕
I heard they have rides that from the hotel will take you right into the park.
Yep the monorail,but it's not from every hotel I think just 2 or 3
There is a difference between a People Mover and a People Mower ...
Very cool!
5:19 I want to ride it with the lights on!
well it have to break down first. if your lucky if they continue the ride than letting people off the tracks.
Looks like Space Mountain had a cascade set-up during testing.
What does this mean?
@@junetrooper Space Mountain needs to dispatch trains every 30 seconds or so, otherwise the queue of trains waiting to unload will back up onto the track. If this happens, each successive block zone will not be able to clear its train before the next one arrives, causing the train to stop in the brakes, which causes the NEXT train to stop in the NEXT set of brakes, and so on until the entire ride is clogged. When this happens, they need to manually release each train, which involves turning on the lights and going onto each brake platform to push some buttons.
Basically, it's the safety system locking up, forcing manual intervention. It's a pain in the ass to deal with.
Great video But why why did Disneychange the narrator they used to have??.
Because with new additions to Tomorrowland, many things change.
I have nostalgia for the 2000s narration
His head is the camera isn't it? ...
海外のスペースマウンテンは外走るのかぁ。
I don’t understand why it is so enjoyable to ride on a train that is riding on tracks.
Because that ist what trains do, don't they?
I'd love to know when you rode a train that wasn't on tracks and what happened.
Love It
Is that Disneyland Florida?
That Disney world, disneyland doesn't have that
Now it’s light 💡 mountain ⛰️
Remind me of Nuka World
What location is this?
I remember the one in Anaheim, DWF didnt have on in 2011
disney world/magic kingdom in florida
I never been to any of the parks, but, is this thing broken?
People Mover (which the camera person is on) was working fine. It's basically a leisurely ride around Tomorrow Land showing you the different attractions. One of the ones rides it goes through is called Space Mountain, that was the ride that was broken. Normally it's a small roller coaster with the lights completely off so it adds to the excitement since you don't know what is next. In this case, the ride wasn't operational and the lights were on, so you got to see how it looks.
Nukaworld fom Falout 4
0:51 this would be the highway in the sky in the future but in reality in Disney World, the monorail is the current highway in the sky. What are you saying is basically just a fab a joke
This thing is not a real highway in the sky. It’s just the roam around the entire perimeter of tomorrowland.
1:27 that’s just also a joke you don’t have wings or jet packs you don’t have to hear any of these precautions or any these precautions
2:56 I like how even the audio has been updated to let you know what is currently around in tomorrowland that also gives you a way of keeping you up-to-date…. Intelligent programming I like that.
What was that diorama @ 1:58--2:00?
I believe that's what Walts original vision of what would become Epcot
Disliked because well you tricked us. Title said space mountain lights on. There was no space mountain lights on.
Um... yeah there was. The People Mover went through Space Mountain, which wasn't running and had all the lights turned on....
@@SuperDave1426 Well I didn’t see that.
@@danielledewitt1 Then maybe be a bit more observant? 😉 At 3:33, you can clearly see the "Space Mountain" sign at the point where the People Mover is approaching the entrance to it. At 3:52, it enters the first little bit of it, and you can hear someone say "that's the second time this has happened!" (I.E., when Space Mountain wasn't running, and its lights were all on. The PM then goes through a bit of a dark tunnel, and at 4:42 it enters the interior of the Space Mountain ride itself. The lights are all on, and you can see the tracks. It continues on a bit, then at 5:09 comes into full view of the whole thing. So maybe now you can remove your dislike because as you can see, the poster of this video did, in fact, show Space Mountain with the lights on. 😉
@@SuperDave1426 Bravo you have perfect vision. Sadly however you think everybody has perfect vision.
@@danielledewitt1 I think no such thing. Also, you don't have to have "perfect vision" to be a bit more observant when watching a video. 😉 I provided you with time stamps so that you'd see I wasn't making it up, and you'd see where the OP actually showed the thing you thought wasn't there. But clearly, you appear to just want to be Captain Negative, so we're done here. Enjoy your life, and have a nice day. 👍
Where are the other languages for the subtitles, English is not spoken everywhere, a little respect for other languages
How can I do that
This is probably the most boring ride I’ve ever seen. I’m perfectly okay with the speed, but there is very little that is interesting to see.
The most LAME thing I’ve ever seen. Disney is so out of touch. This looks so dated and just plain stupid.
it was initially was supposed to be used to move around the park so it more of a transport network to get around quicker. But you know things happened so it just turned into a simple rice
Tomorrowland is supposed to be like a retro futuristic vibe and the people mover is supposed to be a relaxing tour. I personally love it.
The only ride at Disney that doesn’t try to make you or your kids queer.