Welcome to Tomorrowland, a
celebration of where man is going, and why. Numerous projects are
occurring in Tomorrowland, along with a
new
attraction in the Submarine Lagoon (The Finding Nemo
Submarine Voyage), rumors of returning vintage
attractions such as the Rocket Jets and
the Peoplemover, and the
newly re-opened Tomorrowland Terrace. Near the rear of Tomorrowland lies
Innoventions, showcasing new technology and a new exhibit from
Microsoft and Siemens. The Disneyland Railroad
also has a station here, to take you thru the Grand Canyon Diorama
and the Primeval World.
Shops including
Hatmosphere, Tomorrow Landings and The Star Trader offer a
variety of goods, and the Buzz Lightyear attraction features shop called
Store Command with Buzz themed merchandise. The outdoor terrace
stage, Tomorrowland Terrace
replaces the previous Club Buzz
restaurant and entertainment venue. The Tomorrowland Terrace has
been an icon in Tomorrowland until it was removed in 1998.
Restaurants include
Red Rockett's Pizza Port, which serves assorted pastas, pizzas
and desserts at a speedy "scatter service" counter. Indoor seating
is available here, with a great view of vintage Tomorrowland
attraction posters and the nearby
Space Mountain.
Autopia, sponsored by Chevron, takes passengers on a miniature
highway through Tomorrowland.
Approximately every 15 minutes, the Observatron, located in the
center of Tomorrowland, sends out its messages to "deep space", and
the vintage Moonliner offers a chance to catch some "Spirit of
Refreshment" (Sponsored by Coca-Cola)
Be sure not to miss the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, an all new
attraction using state-of-the-art digital projection and a unique
sound system, all underwater! An alternate viewing station is also
available for those who are unable to board the subs for medical
reasons (or even if you have a problem with tight spaces).
