PUSH was a beloved piece of atmosphere entertainment in Tomorrowland, known for being—yes—a talking trash can. This remote-controlled robot roamed the area, chatting with guests,…
Carousel of Progress
Though still operating today, the Carousel of Progress that opened at Magic Kingdom on January 15, 1975 is a very different show from the one…
Peoplemover
When the WEDWay PeopleMover debuted in Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland on July 1, 1975, it wasn’t just a scenic tour—it was a glimpse into Walt Disney’s…
Magic Kingdom Skyway
Opening with the rest of Magic Kingdom on October 1, 1971, the Skyway was a gondola-style attraction that transported guests between Tomorrowland and Fantasyland. Though…
Space Mountain
Explore the fascinating history of Space Mountain at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. From its RCA sponsorship to its 1994 refurbishment, discover how this iconic indoor coaster has evolved over the years.
Grand Prix Raceway
An Opening Day attraction at Magic Kingdom, the Grand Prix Raceway debuted on October 1, 1971, offering guests the thrill of driving their own gas-powered…
America the Beautiful
Opening in November 1971, America the Beautiful was the first Circle-Vision 360° film to debut at Walt Disney World, housed in Tomorrowland’s Circle-Vision Theater. Originally…
Magic Carpet ‘Round the World
Premiering on March 16, 1974, Magic Carpet ‘Round the World was the second Circle-Vision 360° film to appear in Tomorrowland’s Circle-Vision Theater, replacing America the…
American Journeys
Debuting on September 15, 1984, American Journeys replaced Magic Carpet ‘Round the World in Tomorrowland’s Circle-Vision Theater at Magic Kingdom. Directed by Jeff Billy and…
The Timekeeper
Opening on November 21, 1994, as part of Tomorrowland’s “Metropolis Science Center” overhaul, The Timekeeper was a bold reimagining of the Circle-Vision 360° format. Replacing…