What Attraction at Tommorrow Land Has gotta go...............

[pixie magic]

Definitely "honey, I Shrunk the Audience". It was fun when it first went in, but now I don't even go anymore. Autopia isn't as fun as the old one used to be. I'd say those two need to go.

[aashee]

Common sense says HISTA. Potential area wise says Autopia.

My vote goes to HISTA just because it's so tired.

[MickeyMousePal]

Pixie magic Wrote:

Definitely "honey, I Shrunk the Audience". It was fun when it first went in, but now I don't even go anymore. Autopia isn't as fun as the old one used to be. I'd say those two need to go.

I only went on HISTA a couple of times when I had my passport between 2001-2004. Today, I have a new Annual Passport I only go when I'm trying to do everything in the park in one day.

[Aladdin]

First of all, tomorrowland is NOT my favorite land,

and to get it closer to that category . . . . .

Innoventions, which should have been the 1st thing of TL'98 to go, STILL needs to go.

Autopia, the 1st re-do after TL'98 needs to go.

Astro Orbitor needs to go . . . . . . back to where the Rocket Jets used to be

The Rocket Rods Tracks need to go . . . . . back to being a Peoplemover

And that patch up job in the Matterhorn needs to go . . . make way for a new skyway.

[Legacy]

Buzz needs to go. Now. I like it, but it doesn't fit at all!

I'm not going to restate the obvious, that is, everything else that needs to go, but I'm giving my bit on the Autopia. I really think the Autopia needs to stay. Yes, it needs a re-theme, but it still needs to stay. It's probably one of the most important of the current Tomorrowland attractions.

[Maleficent Fan]

Everything can go, except Space.
(EDIT: and the Monorail)

And when I say everything, I include the Subs. That ride was horrible -- at least in my opinion.


But the one attraction that REALLY needs to go is HISTA.

[Disneyphenom]

Honey, I Shrunk the Audience. Not because it's a bad attraction, it just is a bit dated and suffers from lack of re-watchability.

Then there's Autopia -- I love the attraction where it is, but the wannabe Imagineer in all of us looks at the valuable real estate it takes up. If it were up to me, I would move Autopia over to CarsLand and have it criss-crossing the Radiator Springs Racers track so the young 'ums can see some of the Cars themed set pieces and get a sneak preview of the attraction that, in a few years, they will be able to enjoy. Until then, though, they're don't feel left out since they have a Cars adventure of their own they can experience. But that's not gonna happen.

(I would also vote for removing Buzz, Star Tours, Astro Orbitor, the empty Rocket Rods track, Innoventions and even Subs -- rebuild the land from ground up instead of trying to retheme the same old buildings over and over. But this topic is What Attraction -- singular -- at Tomorrowland has gotta go. So, there you have my vote and an alternate instead of full removal)

[Legacy]

And when I say everything, I include the Subs.

Do you also include the Monorail?

[WJNM]

I'm going to jump from the ship here and say that I wouldn't mind seeing everything stay (okay, except maybe Innoventions and HISTA), but the land could only stay as is IF they actually utilized the VAST amounts of empty space they have now!

The Starcade/upper SM Plaza, the huge Space Place facility, the extra room in the Star Tours building, the PM track, and maybe even that space between Main Street and TL ...

[Robert Cook]

HISTA has to go. Autopia cars just need to run on electricity. Come on it's the future and still gas cars.

That's a valid point and it has crossed my mind a few times, but then again, maybe the (sad) future is the liquefaction of coal into various fuels, including gasoline. The US has over one quarter of the proven coal reserves of the entire world, which is quite a natural resource that is being held in reserve, relatively speaking (when the petroleum finally runs out, we'll "suddenly" become an energy superpower along with Russia and its natural gas reserves--this may seem ironic, but it's really not, as there is a reason we prefer to use foreign sources of energy for now). I favor fuel cells myself, but the technology has to become more reliable and the energy used to generate the hydrogen still has to come from somewhere. Anyway, since the Disneyland Railroad's locomotives run on biodiesel now, at the very least the Autopia's automobiles should run on something like ethanol (maybe with just a few adjustments).

By the way, here's an idea that might be cool. Has everybody seen those 1960s Space Age visualizations of intercontinental freeways running under the oceans inside transparent tubes? Well, since the Autopia's freeways run on top of the main show building of the Submarine Voyage, it may be possible to implement a small sample of this vision in order to "plus" both attractions. While I realize that the theme of retro-futurism is disparaged for Tomorrowland in general these days, certain elements like this could still fit in with just about anything futuristic.

After the too-cute Nemo overlay wears off, update the subs. Or at least change them. A Nautilus look would work and still be more futuristic than Nemo.

This would be another example of retro-futurism, but it would simply be too cool not to work.

Space Mountain is just fine as-is, although I miss the Dick Dale soundtrack.

That was undoubtedly the best soundtrack, in my opinion.

DUMP THE ROCKIT MOUNTAIN - ewwww.

Yes, it's out of place and just plain LAME.

[Coheteboy]

There's so much wrong with Tomorrowland it really does break the heart.

Attractions that NEED to go:
-Honey, I Shrunk the Audience


Attraction that probably needs to go:
-Innoventions (although I like what the original intent of the attraction, they have failed to keep things interesting with a lack of sponsors and a horrible way to enter the attraction)


Attractions that need heavy redo's and plussing:
-Autopia -- Electric cars is the biggest thing it needs, a queue and track redesign would be helpful. I also wouldn't mind if the ride went into a show building to see other worlds.

-Astro Orbitor -- it needs to go back up. A redesign is welcome

-Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters -- shouldn't be a toy ride. should be more engaging

-Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage -- remove Nemo from it. return the story to exploring liquid space. Keep the screen technology to project HD quality footage of real fish swimming around. Mix it up by using animatronic fish as well.



Attractions that could do with some upgrades:
-Star Tours


Attraction that needs to come home:
-People Mover

[Legacy]

Attraction that probably needs to go:
-Innoventions (although I like what the original intent of the attraction, they have failed to keep things interesting with a lack of sponsors and a horrible way to enter the attraction)

I wonder if the way we feel about Innoventions is the same way guests felt about the sponsored exhibits of Tomorrowland back in the 50's. "Hey, who wants to go see the Hall of Plastics?"

[Coheteboy]

I wonder if the way we feel about Innoventions is the same way guests felt about the sponsored exhibits of Tomorrowland back in the 50's. "Hey, who wants to go see the Hall of Plastics?"

Good question. Where's the old guys of mice chat?

[Baloo]

HISTA and INNOVENTIONS need to go and fast

[jared_dl1209]

HISTA and probably innoventions get my vote. I really don't ride Star Tours when I go to the park but I feel it can stay as long as its gets an update. I love space and buzz is fun. I just think that HISTA is way outdated and innoventions just needs to go, I really wasn't into it anyways