The Abandoned History of Tomorrowland 2055
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2019
- When you enter the gates of Disneyland you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy yet the world of tomorrow has always been troublesome for Disney. In the 1990's Disney put renowned Imagineer Tony Baxter at the helm of a new Tomorrowland that would sadly go down in history as an extreme failure, Tomorrowland 2055.
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The world of tech has changed so much that even Walt and his imagineers couldn’t have imagined a world of VR, smartphones, voice activation, and internet back in 1955.
Agreed, they were too optimistic about people and human interaction to see the changes we have.
Now that Galaxy's Edge is open and we've seen how different it is from "spaceport with aliens" idea, I'm even sadder about the already-sad state of Tomorrowland. The "2055" version, or something even more along steampunk/retro future lines, would be a nice addition.
Great video! We would love to have tomorrowland 2055, the concept was fantastic, such a shame what we got instead :(
To fast pass facts you should do a video with yesterworld or defunctland
Star Tours should be moved from Tomorrow Land into the new Galaxy's Edge section. It doesn't really belong there anymore, it's a classic now and IMO it's still one of my favorite rides ever. Adding it to the new land seems appropriate and would only help strengthen it.
As far as Tomorrowland goes, it's tricky. I think a retrospective of looking towards the future with and eye to the past could still work, but I don't think the Jules Verne/steampunk vibe could work anymore. I think the focus of Tomorrowland should be towards space, with both a history of and a look into what could be possible, such as where the SpaceX program could go. If they don't move Star Tours, you have a ride there that could be reprogrammed into a simulation of the proposed commercial passenger space shuttle that's supposed to be in the works.
Like the Westcot second Disneyland gate that never happened in the 1990s - truly disappointed Tomorrowland 2055 was not realized.
Worse, seeing Tomorrowland’s current 2019 state amplifies what an amazing missed opportunity this was.
Citizens of Anaheim HATED the idea of Westcot; worst of all Disney even wanted to forcibly drive out many local businesses.
@@tidepoolclipper8657 A lot of those local businesses are bad businesses. Around Disneyland are restaurants like that horrible Captain Kidd's and shops with bootleg Disney souvenirs.
supposedly a total revamp of the land will be happening and is already in the works
+Joey
Perhaps the scaled down version of Westcot; the one with the spire, could have worked. But the full fledged version still had large opposition in the form of the Anaheim civilians themselves.
Disneyland Paris destroyed the plans of Westcot and DL Paris almost closed its doors! Imagine that! A Disney park going out of business!
Many of the 'Discovery Bay' concepts can be seen at Tokyo Disney Sea.
They should revamp Tomorrowland to be like the one in the movie! Tall glass towers, water features, a new redesigned people mover, and add the jet pack ride like the one in Shanghai!
Great idea and hopefully one they can do. A shame the world around it outside of disneyland is pretty much the world that's depicted in the movie
I like it
NOT the people mover thing though :/
Curtis Hix Same! That could happen at Hong Kong Disneyland, the original Disneyland in California, and Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Florida!
@@AFoxGuy Whaat? The People mover is a beloved attraction, and in the sense of our futuristic vision of large utopias, it would make sense to have it to represent a transportation system to take people around.
@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices OMG Sebastian I see you on six vids all the time and now you’re here! We have so many interests in common 😂
It has been said that Baxter was recently seen on the tracks of the people mover. Appearently he was there to act as an advisor. Supposedly he suggested demolishing the whole of Tommorow Land except for Space Mountain. If this is true, we may actually see a total refurbishment and re-theming of Tomorrow Land.
vidlink just heard this too
I hope so I've been to the park many times in my life and its always so disappointing to look down tomorrow land and see all of the unrealized potential. Its a land that could be so much more...
And I cannot wait for it to happen
Very Interesting! Hopefully it's the next big major project for Disneyland once Galaxy's Edge opens to help absorb the crowds! - Luke
The lagoon needs to stay.
God Bless Baxter. Guy is too good. You know, oddly enough, they can now use the Alien franchise if they wanted another go at Alien Encounter thanks to the FOX buyout...
OMG. Your making me cry. What a wonderful tribute to Walt
Thanks for all the time and energy put into researching this. I love these kinds of historical, videos, and I learned a lot that I didn’t know about Disney history. I’ve always loved Tomrorowland, and didn’t realize it had such a spotty history.
Dominique, such a beautiful ending - it takes people and encouraging artists to look towards a brighter future, we imagine it and we create it - create something good and positive!
That opening tho.....chills
This... was fantastic. Great work. I'm going to go watch more now. :-)
Don't even need to watch the video to know it's going to be a banger. Keep up the good work gents!
Should be retro-futuristic. Deco, atomic age, 70s brutalist, 80s cyberpunk then a final modern apple (current) future area which inevitably will become retro futuristic as well.
Isn't that what eventually happened with Tomorrowland?
Tesla vehicles, and hovercrafts
Your content is on par with channels like Defunctland! It's thoroughly researched, and it makes you feel like you actually learned something! You present your info in a fun and interesting way, and I just think this is one of the more underrated YT channels. God knows it's better than those Baby Shark 10 Hours Loops.
Keep It Up With The Amazing Videos!!!
watching your every video makes me nostalgic, and Im not even American.
Your fan from Malaysia.
keep up the good works
Every time I hear “Horizons” mentioned in attraction history, it tugs at a heart string
Wow that was a really good video! I’ve seen other people talk about tomorrow land 55 before but I really dig your narrative style as well as your attention to tony Baxter’s life throughout the video. Good job!
For some reason RUclips won’t let me edit my comment to add this but you’ve just earned a new subscriber!
This was so good! Looking forward to watch more!
one of the highlights of my trip to WDW was seeing tony baxter as i came off the haunted mansion.
Nice presentation. I learned a lot from it and I am a big Disney fan! Thank you for your work.
Hells Yeah! A new Review Tyme video!!!!!!
Alien Encounter: Extra Terrorestrial was TERRIFYING and one of my favorite rides even only been on it once it was truly immersive and I loved it aged 14ish
This makes me emotional 😢 Stop making me emotional! Lol. But seriously, well done video! Very informative and makes you really hopeful that they'll finally announce something big for Tomorrowland at D23. I like all the footage you used, I'm going to be looking up those clips now especially the early 90s dance party 😅
The really sad thing is that Disneyland's current leadership doesn't have the imagination to get it done. They don't even seem to take any interest in maintaining what they do have in the park.
I'm incapable of properly ascertaining exactly WHAT your inspiration and motivations were for having made this video and focused upon the combination elements of past, present & future,Tomorrowland, Discoveryland, STAR WARS Land, Tomorrowland 2055 and the special emphasis you devoted pretty much exclusively on the lovely imagineer and architectural visionary, Mr. Tony Baxter, such as you (seemingly to me as it was all chugging along branching out into ever further flung territories) such as you did, and I just wanted to go on record here as stating that, by your ending wrap up, what a significantly informative, wonderfully tributary and all around stellar Disneyland historical document you achieved with this particular video! Hats off to you! Though I'm not at all certain where you got your facts from or even what (imaginary) gossip you had heard about the large number of disrespectful teenagers who were constantly in attendance at the park and terrorizing other guests around Tomorrowland back in the mid 1990's, as this was NEVER the case and I've yet to see another guest who's behavior or appearance was anything even remotely approaching that of sufficiently imposing, let alone threatening in any way, the park's security is simple much too tight to tolerate anything like that and they would never ever allow a person who seemed that way to ever even enter the park at all. They would turn them away at the front gate and cite them for something along the lines of, the are welcome to come back to Disneyland when they are dressed in inappropriate clothing, devoid of any gang affiliation, profanity, sexually explicit content or any t-shirts containing drug references. Good work otherwise, you really did pack a considerable amount of information into this onem good work mate. This video was happily enough posted on my birthday!
It’s so disappointing to see Tomorrowland in this state still.
Walt, we miss you.
Love this channel...it's clear to see your hard work has paid off. I'd love to see you review Disney's Animal Kingdom, especially with the addition of Pandora. I think it's a real gem
Actually, the redevelopment of Tomorrowland was already underway when Walt Disney passed away. Walt Disney saw a prototype of the Peoplemover at Arrow Development. The new layout had already been approved before his passing. The initial design for Space Mountain was drawn by John Hench in 1964. The reconstruction of Tomorrowland was not a move of desperation but a project that was the personal dream of Walt Disney and was already approved before his death.
Yay!! Another ReviewTyme story. Always love your video. Keep up the good work!
After I take over Disney, I will be digging up the Tomorrowland 2055 plans to fix things up. I'll use the profits from selling off Marvel, Lucasfilm, ABC, ESPN, and Pixar to help finance my plans.
I'll be coming to you for a job, then.Not as a refugee from these other companies, just a a guy who digs your mindset.
@@tackyman2011 As boss of Disney I'd cut my own salary and not even take any bonuses to make sure you are paid what you deserve. I'd go out of my way to make sure cast members are much better trained and paid than they are under Iger.
Love this video one of the best ones ever done on Tomorrow and
Amazing....thank you
I know Disneyland Paris had a bad start but if you visit now it's very busy and is definitely not failing but having the best years of its life. You're probably giving people the wrong impression.
The turn of the century is closer to disneyland's opening than the opening and this year.
It's the parade that gets me the most. The attractions I could take or leave. But. The parade.
The ending almost brought a tear to my eye! lol
I’ve watched this video before, but the ending’s just really emotional.
I'm hoping that Treasure Planet and Atlantis Lost Empire would draw some inspirational ideas for the Tomorrowland section.
They wanted to turn Submarine Voyage into the Atlantis Subs; but that plan ultimately fell through.
I say just make Tomorrowland look like it used to in the 1960's Bring back the People Mover, get rid of the horrible 1990's 'brass' Steampunk theme and bring back the sleek retro Rocket Rods and Starcade. The buildings need to match Space Mountain, which is the beacon of Tomorrowland.
Michael Eisner had bigger CEO bonuses than what they spent on Disneyland
It's always mind blowing how much they spend on building a new land but all they ever build is usually 2 new rides which does nothing for long lines problem at the parks.
God I miss the BEST days ever of Disneyland
4:15 minutes in just loveing it!! So well done and love the editing!! High Class and youre channel will blow up sooner or later!! 😀
Glad Bob Iger actually focused on fixing and updating.
It seems as though Disney has allowed Tomorrowland to slip into disrepair, prioritizing other areas of the resort and funding. It’s a shame that even when given the green light to make necessary improvements, imagineers were still held on a tight leash throughout the project. As we move forward (and likely due to Iger), the parks continue to add more IPs wherever they want, sometimes working well, and other times looking tacky and forced. It’s sad to think that Tomorrowland has become an IP dump for the park, even Magic Kingdom in a lot of ways, and I would hope that Disney would try to go back to classic themes and timeless ideas that aren’t attached to a Disney or Pixar movie as a “quick fix” to a broken land.
In the 60s and 70s it was great to grow up under the traditional Disney studios (Walt Disney Productions). I remember when the movies were directed by Robert Stevenson, Norman Tokar ,Vincent McEveety and produced by Bill Walsh, Bill Anderson, Winston Hibler and Ron Miller (who sadly just passed away) Those men were trained by Walt to make the films under his supervision. Unfortunately there was no training program. The first film released under Michael Eisner was the R rated Down and out in Beverly Hills.( I can feel the Disney magic!) The animation department was saved by Roy Disney. Eisner wanted to shut it down. After Roy's death 2D animation died. Remember when The Disney Channel was like TCM and had no commercials. EPCOT (though not what Walt had in mind) was still inspiring. Remember World of Motion, Universe of Energy (before Ellen), The original Journey into Imagination and especially horizons. Disney doesn't believe in the words If it's not broke, don't fix it! they could have added on to and improved these attractions instead of destroying and dumbing down the park. Walt Disney's real city could have been added to the back of the park with monorails and people movers. It's too late now! Now Disneyland and Walt Disney World cater to the sjw crowd. I remember when The Hall of Presidents was about the Constitution with a prophetic speech by Abraham Lincoln, Pirates chased women and held wench auctions, Hippos were given a warning shot on the Jungle cruise. There was even a topless mermaid in Peter Pan's Flight! Today you almost have to be a millionaire to enter the Magic Kingdom. Everyday of the year the parks are way overcrowded. I'm glad I was a kid when I was. Disney of today has gotten like everything else in the world, greedy and very depressing. Roy Disney was right. Disney has become a soulless company.
I'm not giving up. Disney will regain its soul and will be made great again. Disney will be taken over by a new management who will drive the SJW crowd away forever and hopefully enrage them to the point that they start a national movement to boycott Disney products. I will admit though Eisner wasn't all that bad.
Having been to Disneyland numerous times in the 1990's, Tomorrowland was always my favorite. While I have moved away from the area. Its sad for me to see video of a once promising land wasted on bad ideas. I couldn't agree more with your conclusion. Tomorrowland 2055 is what that land deserves.
I've done Alien Encounter...LOVED it. Scared the shit out of me! AMAZING! I love horror movies...Alien Encounter made me SCREAM Many times! Too bad for the 3 year old, though. LOL
I've always loved tomorrowland. It will always be my favorite land.
I’d like to see a fully-realized Tomorrowland 2055 in the near future in the 2020’s or 2030 with plenty of pretty cool new attractions!
It's a shame that any redo of Tomorrowland now would be fully IP focused furthering the issues the land currently has - Luke
i love disney world's tomorrowland... the whole idea of a positive future, the retro silvery neon spacey aesthetic... i wish disneyland's was at least like that. i've never been to disneyland but from the photos and videos i've seen, their tomorrowland isn't that great... i really wish tomorrowland 2055 would've happened
This is the latest in a large number of videos that calls Euro Disney Land a failure, but it is still there and still getting millions of visitors.
When Euro Disneyland opened it was a huge financial and visitorship failure, losing money every year for the first few years of operation and seeing way below expected visitor numbers. Luckily the park has picked up and become more popular since then, and now that Disney owns the resort completely, hopefully it will become more and more popular as time goes on. - Luke
Such a good video guys! the story telling, music and all the old videos are so good. :D
I think it is such a shame that WDW and Disneyland anaheim still have a tomorrowland. i think tomorrowland at every disneyland will be outdated very fast. Discoveryland at Disneyland Paris is timeless and therefore can be there for years to come. in my opinion Disney should re-theme tomorrowland in WDW and Anaheim to discoveryland or to tomorrowland in Shanghai. if you look at tomorrowland in Shanghai the design is more timeless and for now ' futuristic', but i also think this wont last that long compared to discoveryland. Tomorrowland is just a difficult land to keep up with and i think Disney just shot themselves in the foot with that and for me thats a shame to see.
Let Disneyland Paris keep Discoveryland; the other parks need their own vision for tomorrow based lands. Especially after the failed attempt to turn Disneyland's Tomorrowland into a wannabe Discoveryland and giving Space Mountain an ugly color scheme.
Tidepool Clipper i dont say they need to make a replica but give it an adventureland theme. With the right budget they definitely can make something nice out of it. If you say it cant because of the failed attempt i dont think thats fair. They didnt have the budget right then.
Disney really needs to figure out the Tomorrowland problem in their US based parks. Shanghai and Paris managed to fix things with the more timeless design and Paris' still works over 25 years since the park opened! - Luke
Bring back the PeopleMover. It's that simple.
Just put it back to what it was when it first opened. A retro version of the future would be the ultimate nostalgia.
I distinctly remember early promos ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter having an Xenomorph clearly outlined in the transporter.
I remember the rocket rods ride. I was only able to ride it once.
Eisner was and has been Disney's somewhat down fall
In years to come, Iger will appear a much bigger disappointment. All of Eisner's reservations about Iger are coming to pass.
Eisner sucked the earnings out of Disney and retired rich
That describes Iger a lot more than Eisner. Anyone who praises Iger while trashing Eisner for making the same moves is a fucking hypocrite.
Kevin Kunzmann Bullshit! Tell me now, do you just avoid the many things built and movies made under his direction since you hate him so much?
Eisner led us to Iger. This has been a problem even during Walt Disney's time - the offensives of the shareholders.
They could just change the name to Discoveryland and then the pressure is off. Put in interactive things like what's at the San Francisco Maker Faire, the Exploratorium, both with hands on opportunities for kids to play with and learn about new toys and inventions. Maybe throw in a little Epcot attractions and it would work.
Where did you find all that PeopleMover footage at around the 10:00 mark?
im not sure about updates to Disneyland, but, Tron is being added to WDW tomorrowland, i personally feel that, that belongs in E.P.C.O.T., but none the less its being built as we speak
Tron takes a huge footprint, which Disneyland Tomorrowland doesn't have without putting in a seriously large building right in the middle of Tomorrowland. I do think the answer to Tomorrowland is to go vertical to make the illusion of the urban sprawl, that would be one way to squeeze Tron into it, but I wonder how it'll all look from other ends of the park.
Tomorrowland is awful as it stands, they are really gonna have to do a number on it in the eventual refurbishment. But any good change is welcome.
It has been a mess since 1998. Even the other Tomorrowlands; even Discoveryland, are better than the one in Disneyland at this rate.
While it unfortunate they are no longer willing to take risks with non-IP based rides; they still need to take their time with the planning of trying to undo some of the damage to that specific area in Disneyland.
You saying they put ideas on the shelf really hit me... I’ve always thought that 2055 isn’t what got cancelled, just maybe delayed. Star Wars might change that, but ya never know
Rumor has it that once Galaxy's Edge opens, Disneyland's Tomorrowland will finally get the major renovation that it so desperately needed.
I say give Fantasyland an expansion first; along with finishing up the changes to DCA; and then fix Tomorrowland.
@@tidepoolclipper8657 I don't think there's anymore room to expand Fantasyland. The Tomorrowland renovation should be a priority and not DCA. It desperately needs a huge facelift.
I love your videos! Where do you get the music for you video?
Hey Joey, we license all our music from Epidemic Sounds :) - Luke
@@ReviewTyme Nice!
I would love a new proper built rocket 🚀 ride to commute from Tomorrow Land to Galaxy’s Edge on the other side of Fantasy Land in Disneyland! The spiritual successor to the Rocket Ride, People Mover as well as the Sky Ride 😃
Wow... a Disney video without annoying muppet sponsorships or inane cutouts with the worst film noir narration I've ever heard? You get a like.
I think Tomorrowland should focus on more keeping the retro modernism aesthetic and less being actually futuristic. a lot of the draw to the land is because it has the midcentury modern feel so they should definitely try to capitalize off of that.
I loved Tomorrow land when it first opened in Florida. One thing I always remembered was the future animatronic scene where they are shopping from the TV. Sound familiar?
That sounds like a scene on the People Mover perhaps? - Luke
Carousel of Progress was the ride
The tomorrow that never came
Its kinda sad that Tokyo got our Discover Bay
Excellent video, Dominic. Great production value. One critique though; the word “project” is pronounced “praw-ject” in American English. But really great job overall.
The Monsanto , Journey To Inner Space ? A remnant , the Microscope , at the outside queue with the Eyeball , can STILL be seen on the north east facade of The Disney Store in Downtown Disney !
Despite your dogging on Tommorwland, it has always been my favorite land.
An aspirational Tomorrow Land set hundreds of years in the future with removable & modular outer facades making stylistic updates easier, cheaper and quicker has been sourly needed for way too long.
Tomorrowland at Disneyland. Needs a Brand New makeover. Toni Baxter's Discovery bay is the right fit for the new land.👍👍😉
I would prefer that Discovery Bay is built at a new USA Disney park.
The dancing at 8:40 is nightmare fuel
18:40 not grounds why Marvel Land was constructed before the red ribbon ceremony "climax'd" with Ant Man's cutting the ribbon
make tomorrowland a time travel ride
I herd the concept of the Rocket Rods became Test Track at Epcot. If that is true why don't they just demolish the old Peoplemover track and rebuild a ride similar to Epcot's Test Track?
Both Test Track and Rocket Rods opened in the same year so may have shared some of the development between each other at Imagineering. Problem is Rocket Rods destroyed the track meaning to completely remove it from the land they would have to close off huge portions of the land, making massive bottlenecks. It's a shame but I don't think we will see anything coming to those tracks again anytime soon. - Luke
Eisener !!!!!!
Disney should move, build a giant floating man made island. Or build domes over WDW because its too hot most of the year there, and getting worse.
Disney did at one stage have plans to build a floating theme park that would travel the world called the S.S. Disney! You can find a video about it on our channel, it would have been one way to avoid the Floridian heat that's for sure! - Luke
The Tomorrowland redesign with the steampunk elements has always felt shoehorned. Here in Florida at WDW they did manage to build more elements unfortunately. Everyone hates the look...and now with elements coming down and original signage coming back it looks as if Tomorrowland at WDW is the visual cue that Disneyland will also take.
I still think the WDW Tomorrowland looks better than Disneyland's version in 1998. I still like the idea of a Tomorrowland that is based around an alien spaceport.
Throwback to the Tomorrowland of 1967, not 1960. The Peoplemover Tomorrowland opened in 1967, NOT 1960.
You should do a video with fastpass facts
Sucks they took away Alien Encounter. It was so fun
They need to bring people mover back!
What would Walt do?
(rhetorical question)
Good book, you should read it.
What would Walt do? I'll tell you what Walt would do. He'd not close down popular attractions to capitalize on the latest IP, he'd not buy up as much IP as possible to become a monopoly, he'd keep animated movies 2D, he'd not change Pirates to satisfy a tiny minority of feminists crying foul about wenches being auctioned and chased by pirates, he'd not keep Song of the South locked away, he'd build attractions with an original theme that isn't tied to some IP, he'd never allow Fastpass of any kind and make everyone stand in one queue for attractions, and he'd not raise ticket prices into the stratosphere.
In my opinion, Autopia & Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage are huge wastes of land. Take those two out and you have a rather large chunk of land to play with for Tomorrowland.
The lagoon needs to say. Also; not every ride needs to be IP based. They could easily retheme the subs themselves (also, OSHA would make it a MASSIVE pain in the butt to bring back this unique ride system).
Tomorrowland is my favorite land but I would definitely get rid of Autopia and move star tours to Starwars galaxy’s edge. I would get rid of the star wars launch bay building and all the tracks of the people mover. It would be nice if they could build tron roller coaster where autopia is located.
Interesting video, but not quite accurate. The reason why Tomorrowland 2055 was cut literally months before construction was to begin had nothing to do with DLP. It was cut solely due to a concern that the highly science fiction style of the new design would be outdated within 10-15 years and would cause the same problem the land was in by the early 1990's. Paul Pressler wasn't even president at the time when the decision was made. The then president, Jack Lindquist, was asked if he wanted a new Tomorrowland design to replace 2055 project or go with a different E-ticket. Jack wisely chose Indy since it was already well-developed as an idea and could be open within 2+ years. Jack also wisely knew leadership would have to still deal with Tomorrowland, so Disneyland would get the best of both worlds if he chose Indy. If he had chosen a redesign of the 2055 plans for Tomorrowland it is very likely we would have never seen Indy open at any Disney park let alone Disneyland. Also, to correct the history revisionist tales in this video, Paul did not cut maintenance funding. It is much deeper of what was going on, but Paul did not reduce any funding for upkeep. That is for another time of what really happened back in the late 1990's.
For an idea of what Tomorrowland should be look at Shanghai
Shanghai is nothing more than the same thing only watered down.
Galaxy's edge just looks like a big space themed gift shop cash grab, and shows little true Disney originality, the entire thing recycled from George Lucas and his relatively unimaginative and unbelievable concepts (Light sabres? Give me a break, swords fell out of favor for a reason when more modern technologies came about). The new "land" even seems to recognize you have to be drunk to appreciate it. I remember a couple of decades ago at the park going to the gallery above Pirates and seeing a scale model of a proposed "Discoveryland" upgrade of Tomorrowland and the Rivers of America-- it was that total Jules Verne steampunk look, and looked awesome. Even then though, it wasn't there as a current proposed design, but a past one that was abandoned, tantalizing in its vision but immensely disappointing in their ultimate treatment of it. And the "new Tommorowland" paint job underscored how little Disney at that time, cared about spending anything but a minimal amount to support any real imaginative enhancements, even taking out the old favorite "Inner Space" ride. Indiana Jones showed that vision was still possible, and that was seen as a big success by me and my Disney-fan friends, but Toontown was underwhelming, though a little less of a joke than Bear Country was. It's a shame that Disneyland no longer has the sort of vision that Walt had. The Submarine retrofit with its Finding Nemo paint-job was another underwhelming effort and terribly disappointing, except for the fact it at least meant they weren't going to cannibalize the area and remove the subs entirely. The idea of a Jules-Verne based ride with subs that looked like the 20,000 Leagues original design, where they could have added a stop in the middle where you get out in a simulated Atlantis, or at least see an underwater exposition of such a world, could have been awesome, but instead we got California Adventure, which I've never even bothered to visit. As a local, I saw no need for a re-hash of real California sights that I'm already quite familiar with, thank you very much. A real shame, what's happened to the park.
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Tomorrowland 2055 would have been awesome
tomorrowland 2055 this is so funny