New Tomorrowland Rumored for DL

[Jake S]

If that Cars trackless all-terrain ride system they're putting in Magic Kingdom is great, I wouldn't mind a version in Disneyland Tomorrowland. It could replace Autopia and have an out-of-this world phosphorescent alien landscape of weird mountains, rock formations, and tunnels. That would be fun to drive up and around, day or night.

Love the idea of a Mars Rover-type attraction in place of Autopia.

 

[Viator]

Dialing the clock back on a "Pure" and idealistic Tomorrowland would be more interesting than anything sleek and modernized. A reflection to see what was possible then, for the sake of the futures we have now. A F4 themed darkcoaster headlining the redo with a variant of the Intamin MDC system would unironically go great if it was with stuff we've seen from Intamin's MDC mockups.

 

[saint.piss]

Not a bad idea...

It's starting.......

 

[Freak]

I think they’re having the same idea we’re having. Sounds like they want to get guests to warming up to seeing the F4 at DL for a future project.

 

[saint.piss]

I think they’re having the same idea we’re having. Sounds like they want to get guests to warming up to seeing the F4 at DL for a future project.

 

[chris.g]

Having seen a rough cut of the movie, this idea makes no sense to me.

 

[saint.piss]

Having seen a rough cut of the movie, this idea makes no sense to me.

 

[Viator]

You know if they were to do a “Carousel of Progress” inspired ride with the F4 characters, I can see them taking over Launch Bay and Pizza Planet with a modern take of the idea; but with the Intamin Dynamic Motion Stage.

It has been said when Intamin debuted the model I believe for operational use with Danae Macabre, WDI and Universal apparently flew to Efteling to see the damn thing. That might make for a fun choice, if they’re thinking what we’re thinking.

 

[Freak]

I'm gonna start spit-ballin' here:

Tron Aries is coming out and it looks like it may be a very good Disney movie. If this does well, especially considering all of the flops they've been having lately, I'm sure Disney will really want to bring Tron to DLR.

Now, I know a copy + paste of the Tron coaster could happen if they really (And I mean) REALLY wanted to....but what if they decided to make an alternate version of the Tron coaster? Who said that if they were to make a Tron E-ticket, that it would have to be a clone of what's in Orlando? Maybe they could also go for the ominous dark red aesthetic that the new movie is trying to push?

I really hope Aries does well not just because it looks good, but maybe this will convince the power-that-be to finally give Tomorrowland some love. A Tron coaster (Not a dark ride!) is what the park needs! Also DLR reeeeeeally needs some coasters.

 

[TheUniC6]

I have a theory Disney might be eyeing a TL revamp for the 80th anniversary in 2035. Who knows by then or whenever they finally address TL there could be a whole new hot IP that takes the world by storm.

Hey Brickey recently uncovered a patent that will redo that corridor area on DL Drive not only for Coco but also for the access point to Simba. Sounds like they want to beef up DCA as much as they can to absorb the capacity blow when TL goes down.

 

[UniversalRBLX]

I have a theory Disney might be eyeing a TL revamp for the 80th anniversary in 2035. Who knows by then or whenever they finally address TL there could be a whole new hot IP that takes the world by storm.

Hey Brickey recently uncovered a patent that will redo that corridor area on DL Drive not only for Coco but also for the access point to Simba. Sounds like they want to beef up DCA as much as they can to absorb the capacity blow when TL goes down.

I'm thinking the same thing, Disney knows Tomorrowland is an issue... they just don't know what to do with it and need more time. All of these announced projects have only been in the works since 2023 once Disney corporate greenlit the parks to "turbocharge" the division.

It's clear to me that Disney prioritized projects for the western side of MK first (Big Thunder refurb and Villains/Cars) and DCA's remaining "empty slots" to get things rolling. All of the projects announced are custom designs for their respective locations that have been previously considered/rumored, so it was easier to approve those versus working on a project where both coasts have to "agree" on the same idea.

My assumption is that Tomorrowland's concept is changed similarly to MK's Frontierland (essentially allowing Disney to stretch what's allowable within the land). DL is built at a smaller scale than MK, so Tron would likely be a smaller structure, but larger footprint to keep things down in scale?

 

[Mad Dog]

I've always liked the idea of a more timeless Jules Verne look at Tomorrowland....and very steampunk, even more so then the Paris version. That
way, it doesn't get left behind the times like happens now.

 

[UniversalRBLX]

I've always liked the idea of a more timeless Jules Verne look at Tomorrowland....and very steampunk, even more so then the Paris version. That
way, it doesn't get left behind the times like happens now.

I like the idea as well, though I sort of prefer the aesthetic of DL's Tomorrowland in 1967. Lots of moving kinetics and "clean" design.

While I'd love a more Discoveryland Paris look, not sure how they can fit Tron into that aesthetic, so I think they've unfortunately prevented themselves from following that aesthetic in MK at least.