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I was in the park at about 6:30. It was time to make my rounds.

Tomorrowland

Since there wasn't much sunlight left, I decided to check out as much of TL as possible, to get in all the pictures I could. The Rocket Rods were, of course, being tested. But nothing was open except for Redd Rockett's. I passed on this-- I went there last time, and I was in the mood for a croissant sandwich at Cafe Orleans instead (where they don't give me my MKC discount anymore.. growl..)

Above: You can see the Rocket Rods spire above, from the TL entrance side, then looking at it from the other side. It sure seems kind of 70's to me..

Above: The mural above the Premiere Shop (which was closed) is coming along. The sun (right??) is cool, and the photo on the right is absolutely stunning (IMHO).

Back to the Rocket Rods for a minute. They were testing quite a few.. I don't count anymore. One of them (with an older gentleman, whom I assume is an Imagineer, riding) was playing a very cool space-like sound effect as it took off and returned. It also made a weird but pleasant beeping sound every once in a while. Cool!! Once again, no rides for me ; - (

Above: An awesome photo of Space Mountain's new paint job. I assume it's still not done but it looks GREAT. This is my new desktop background! The metallic effect is neat!

Above: Speaking of metallic effects, in this nice shot of Innoventions, you can see they've added a similar effect to the upper ring of the building.

Top Left: This is the cool new Monorail sign that is at the base of the speed ramps. I didn't get to ride since the monorail went 101. Top Right: The even cooler new Monorail sign in the day time.. Bottom Right: .. and a very poor shot of it at night. It kind of has a roller coaster of neon shoot around it, then it makes a monorail in the center of that sun thing (you can see that in this shot, just not very well).

Above: Later that night, I took this shot of the Astro Orbitor. A bit blurry, but neat.

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Fantasyland

Above: I got my first close-up look at the new Fantasyland Theater (aka Mammary Mountain). It looks pretty high tech but BOY IS IT AN EYESORE!

Above: The monorail (broken still I think) heads past the Matterhorn at dusk. A great shot.

Toontown

Note that I'm not telling this story in order of where I went. I hit Toontown then proceeded to wander all over the park, though I didn't take anymore pictures except for the one of Main Street (below). I rode Indy, Space Mountain, Pirates, the DLRR, and saw the end of Fantasmic from the gallery (I'm there for dessert one of these days!). One note of Pirates: Pirate hat's off to WDI for an excellent update, which happened this winter. They completely darkened the first drop, added super lighting effects, and finally got some good fog in the ship battle scene. It was amazingly realistic! Plus they fixed up that pirate battle on top of the fort. One thing I thought was strange was no music in some scenes after that. Weird.

Left: The new "freeze shop" (forget it's official name) sells $6 (!!) slurpee-like things in big plastic bottles.
Right: I never noticed this before, but it sure was funny looking, so I snapped it.

Above: Anybody notice something missing? Guess it finally gave way and the cab plunged to the ground ; - )

And Finally...

Above: Dusk on Main Street USA. It was a beautiful night. Too bad I had to leave.