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Tomorrowland

After a check HISTA and Astro Orbitor soft-opening check (no luck there), I took a look at the new sign for Redd Rockett's PizzaPort (left). Would like to see it at night.. it looks pretty nice. When Space Mtn broke, I ended up on the roof of the Imagination Institute, so I turned around and took a shot of the still brown Space Mountain (right). The sun messes this one up a bit. Also, I noticed there is some green starting to appear on the Harbor Blvd. side -- check it out if you can.

Still upstairs, I next turned the camera towards Cosmic Waves (left), a new "interactive fountain" that looks pretty neat. I don't think they've actually fired it up yet though. Funny how they have interactive fountains in front of HISTA here and at WDW. On the right, you can see that Innoventions is still taking shape slowly but surely.

If you like Rocket Rods, today was your day. I counted 11 Rods going at one time. I keep on hoping if I stand around long enough and look interested, they'll give me a test ride. As you've probably guessed, I didn't get close. I noticed that somebody in line for Space Mountain (lines were long today) asked the guy at the loading area what they were called (I think). He said they didn't have a name yet. Uh huh. ;-) Anyway, above there are at least 5 Rods in a variety of colors.

Coming back down to earth (so to speak), I next checked the progress of the various murals in Tomorrowland. The new one above the Premiere Shop (left) is still coming along--I personally think it looks cool. Kind of strange, but if you look carefully you can see Innoventions, the subs, the Astro Orbitor, and the Moonliner. On the right you can see how the Star Tours Mural looks on the far side of the entrance.

Okay, you will like these photos shown above. This is from the rotating sign at the Tomorrowland Train Station. It rotates between Primeval World (left), Main Street USA (center), and Frontierland (right). Hey, where's Toontown!?

Mickey's Toontown

I think this is a very cool shot here--I made a panorama of Toontown (above) ! I was standing in front of the Bounce House (I think) to give you some bearing on what you're looking at. The paint in Toontown is really fading, and DL really needs to do something about it. It's a bit hard to tell in these shots, but take my word for it. I didn't use a tripod for this shot, either! PhotoVista works wonders ;-)