Exploring the Magic Kingdom: TomorrowlandOperation Pixie Dust

“Tomorrowland…a vista into a world of wondrous ideas, signifying man’s achievements… a step into the future with predictions of constructive things to come. Tomorrow offers new frontiers in science, adventure and ideals… the challenge of outer space, and the hope of a peaceful and unified world.” – Walt Disney

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Arriving in Tomorrowland

From Toontown walk the path along the railroad track and you’ll find yourself transported from the bright colours of toontown to the futuristic land of tomorrow. Here you’ll soar through space, ride a rocket and battle with Emperor Zurg.

Tomorrowland attractions

Space Mountain

Coaster fans will enjoy blasting through the pitch-darkness in this indoor roller coaster. Once again this coaster is perfect for the slightly less brave – there are no loops or turn-you-upside-down moments and it only reaches speeds of 28 miles an hour!

Astro Orbiter

These rockets soar high above Tomorrowland – if you have a head for heights they’ll give you an amazing view across the park.

Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin

Defeat Emperor Zurg and save the galaxy by shooting at targets throughout this Buzz Lightyear themed attraction. It’s fast, it’s fun and you’ll be determined to beat your partner!

Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor

This recent addition to Tomorrowland is fabulous. You’ll attend a comedy show hosted by Mike Wazowski and his friends from Monsters Inc as they try to capture laughter to convert to power. Fun the whole family will enjoy.

Carousel of Progress

This is one of Walt’s original attractions and was previously housed at Disneyland in California. You’ll join a family of Audio-Animatronics on a trip through 100 years of progress. This attraction is seasonal – if it’s open during your trip be sure to see it.

Stitch’s Great Escape

Fans of Lilo and Stitch will enjoy this attraction as Experiment 626 escapes from his keepers and wreaks havoc.

If you are traveling with youngsters who are sensitive to noise and darkness then you might want to skip this attraction. Guests are secured into seats in a circle around the room – which makes it difficult for you to comfort frightened children and impossible to leave the room.

Tomorrowland Indy Speedway

This attraction lets kids drive their own sports car around a race track – and is obviously extremely popular! If your youngsters have this on their must-see list then make sure you schedule it in to your plan properly to ensure a minimal wait – the queue is out in the open and I don’t want you standing in a long line and getting sun stroke!

Tomorrowland Transit Authority

This slow moving car moves along a track giving you a bird’s-eye view of Tomorrowland and a sneak peek inside Space Mountain.