Like this great photo, looking back towards the hub. Was it taken from the Skyway building? To our left is the Carousel of Progress, and then you have the Rocket Jets/Peoplemover structure. To the right: Tomorrowland Terrace. Just look at the insane crowd way back towards where "Adventure Thru Inner Space" was... this was pre-Space Mountain, what else would have drawn such a throng in '71?
Here's a familiar view from the Skyway, with the yellow Monorail at the station and plenty o' submarines lined up and ready for duty.
And finally, this nice photo taken from the Peoplemover, giving you some idea of the complexity of the criss-crossing tracks from the our own attraction, as well as the Monorail and Autopia. Wonderful!
And that's what was neat about the Pipplemover. It was a nice ride around a neat Tomorrowland. So sunny and nice I'm smiling just lookin' at these. :)
ReplyDeleteshout out to the howard johnson's tower in background of picture 2. memory bulge!
ReplyDeletethat top pic of tomorrowland central is just so layered and thick and so good.
Three Tomorrowland gems, that first one is pure joy, they others rock too! Thanks Major!
ReplyDeleteYes, it was a magic place, wasn't it?
ReplyDeleteThey dont get any better than this Major. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteTomorrowland at its best. That's why today's land so disappointing to me. I'd say the first picture was taken on the tower terminal of the "buckets".
ReplyDeletejust what i was going to say....the first photo of the totally awesome PeopleMover and Tomorrowland Terrace Stage make today's Tomorrowland look like a ghost town half the time :(
ReplyDeleteim also a Tomorrowland fanatic...thanks so much for these!! : D