Discoveryland's big attraction Space Mountain. Photo by Morrigoon.

The Tomorrowland / Discoveryland concept has always been the most difficult for the Disney imagineers to maintain. After all, when the  first Disney park opened, it was 2 years before the first space launch, so the idea of travel to the planets was futuristic indeed.

With technology advancing so quickly, it has become nearly impossible to present a prediction of the future, so the new outlook is more a vision of the future in the abstract, along the lines of Jules Verne and H. G. Wells. A similar approach is now being taken at the other parks, although many feel the Paris park has the lightest feel too it.

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