Tomorrowland re-do?

[Parkscope Joe]

In 60 years when they update it again they can do 100 year jumps between scenes to tell technology story for all of the USA’s history (with final scene set in future)

Alicia I’ll be 99

 

[Brian G.]

What's "always" something?

Pick anything. Any announcement. No matter what gets announced, there's always a group convinced it's the wrong decision. That's not to say criticism isn't valid, but sometimes it seems like people have made up their minds before anything is actually built, finished, or experienced.

If every announcement is a problem, every change is a mistake, and every decision is the wrong one, yet you keep coming back and spending money, it may be worth asking whether the park is really the issue.

 

[Alicia]

Alicia I’ll be 99

I’ll be 104.

And living in spaaaace

 

[mainejeff]

Pick anything. Any announcement. No matter what gets announced, there's always a group convinced it's the wrong decision. That's not to say criticism isn't valid, but sometimes it seems like people have made up their minds before anything is actually built, finished, or experienced.

If every announcement is a problem, every change is a mistake, and every decision is the wrong one, yet you keep coming back and spending money, it may be worth asking whether the park is really the issue.

They can update Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin as many times as they like.

 

[belloq87]

I don't think there's anything wrong with expressing apprehension about a personal favorite attraction going away in favor of an unknown quantity, nor is that unease tantamount to complete condemnation, or decrying the change, in whole, as a mistake before it's open.

I hope the team does a great job. The media that apparently got to see an exclusive presentation with Imagineers and execs seem to have come away pretty convinced they will. We have recent (last ten yearsish) examples of updates that have been good and bad.

 

[Brian G.]

I don't think there's anything wrong with expressing apprehension about a personal favorite attraction going away in favor of an unknown quantity, nor is that unease tantamount to complete condemnation, or decrying the change, in whole, as a mistake before it's open.

Except when it ALWAYS happens.