Reading this made me realize it really is nuts that Disney World hasn't gotten a big overhaul yet! And it feels very overdue now that I'm watching videos of all the other Space Mountains! Though I will say the Christmas overlay it gets for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party is sheer delight
I really hope they leave the track and trains alone in WDW. Please update the effects, queue, and other details. But the coaster itself is a classic arrow that has an INCREDIBLE layout that is very tricky to get your head around. It should remain
I struggle to explain why, but the original Space Mountain is still one of my favorite Disney rides, probably even my favorite Disney coaster. It feels much wilder than its modest speed and size and I've never had a problem with the roughness. I would be sad to see it significantly changed, but it's not hard to see why they would do it.
I do wonder about the future of Magic Kingdom’s Space Mountain once Tron opens. It almost seems redundant. Not sure if we need two “future” themed indoor roller coasters right next to each other. But Magic Kingdom without Space Mountain just doesn’t seem right. It’s the one ride even non park fans can identify. I guess only time will tell (or some leaked plans from Imagineering).
Reading this made me realize it really is nuts that Disney World hasn't gotten a big overhaul yet! And it feels very overdue now that I'm watching videos of all the other Space Mountains! Though I will say the Christmas overlay it gets for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party is sheer delight
I really hope they leave the track and trains alone in WDW. Please update the effects, queue, and other details. But the coaster itself is a classic arrow that has an INCREDIBLE layout that is very tricky to get your head around. It should remain
I struggle to explain why, but the original Space Mountain is still one of my favorite Disney rides, probably even my favorite Disney coaster. It feels much wilder than its modest speed and size and I've never had a problem with the roughness. I would be sad to see it significantly changed, but it's not hard to see why they would do it.
I agree with Arthur and Tom that once TRON opens, "something" will happen with Space Mountain.
I do wonder about the future of Magic Kingdom’s Space Mountain once Tron opens. It almost seems redundant. Not sure if we need two “future” themed indoor roller coasters right next to each other. But Magic Kingdom without Space Mountain just doesn’t seem right. It’s the one ride even non park fans can identify. I guess only time will tell (or some leaked plans from Imagineering).