Tomorrowland

Tomorrowland began as a place for looking into the future that might be. Over the years, though, Disney has learned the lesosn that the future eventually becomes the past and twice the land has received complete overhauls (1967 and 1998) to try to modernize the area. As time passes, the focus has moved away from science fact to science fantasy (instead of trying to show what space travel might really be like, we get a cartoon version in Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters). Despite what many felt was an unimpressive redesign in 1998, Tomorrowland is still home to several of the park's most popular attractions and many will be happy to welcome the return of the submarines in 2007.

General Information - Hide Section

Location: The east side of the park, it is accessible from Main Street's Central Plaza and from Fantasyland. The Disneyland Railroad and Disneyland Monorail both have stations in this land.
Date Opened: One of the park's original lands, an official redesign was done in 1998.
# of Attractions: 9
# of Shows and Entertainment: 2
# of Dining locations: 2
# of Stores: 5

Rides and Attractions - Hide Section

Astro Orbiter — Fly a rocket ship around the entrance to Tomorrowland.
Autopia — Drive a car along a track through various scenes and terrains.
Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters — Help Buzz Lightyear battle the evil Emperer Zurg.
Disneyland Monorail — Take a circular tour of the resort on America's first daily operating monorail.
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage — Tour the undersea world with characters from the Pixar movie.
Honey, I Shrunk the Audience — A 3D movie experience with some additional effects.
Innoventions — See current hi-tech and near-future consumer products.
Space Mountain — An indoor dark roller coaster. "Rockin' Space Mountain" nighttime version opens Spring 2007.
Star Tours — A motion simulator that takes you into the Star Wars universe.

Tommorowland is als one of the stops along the Disneyland Railroad with a station behind Autopia and Innoventions.

Entertainment and Shows - Hide Section

Jedi Training Academy — A stage show that puts children from the audience through Jedi Knight training, including an appearance from Darth Vader.
Starcade — A video game filled with classics and modern choices.

The Tomorrowland Terrace stage also frequently turns into a mini-nightclub in the evening hosting local DJs and bands.

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Redd Rockett's Pizza Port — Pasta, pizza, and salads with a quiet back seating area.
Tomorrowland Terrace — Grab a hamburger or sandwhich while enjoying live performances on the Club Buzz stage.

Other Options — Popcorn, churro, and soda carts are available in Tomorrowland. Most notable is a Coca-Cola cart under a reproduction of the old Rocketship to the Moon next to Redd Rockett's Pizza Port.

Stores and Shopping - Hide Section

Autopia Winner's Circle — Autopia merchandise and glow toys.
The Star Trader — A large store with a wide variety of Tomorrowland appropriate merchandise.
Store Command — Buzz Lightyear gear as well as pins and pin collecting accessories.
Tomorrow Landing — Star Wars and Finding Nemo souvenirs.

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