It will get a bit of a boost in a few years when the new Tron ride opens. In our opinion, if there was one place that could use some work in Magic Kingdom, this is it. Not to say that there aren’t some must-see attractions here, there certainly are. Attractions that cover gas-powered cars, rockets, space rangers, and looks back at how the past has evolved, don’t sync together all that great. Today Tomorrowland is an amalgamation of attractions that don’t really hold together in a coherent theme. So, they took a step back in the mid-1990s and took a turn that was designed to make it more “timeless.” That turn was to make Tomorrowland land about a “future that never was.” Clearly, that wasn’t going to work for Disney. If it is really about the future, that means constant refurbishments or wholesale renovations. A great idea, but if you’re an economic entity like Disney, there’s one problem. When it was initially conceived, Tomorrowland was meant to represent a vision of the future. The guide covers the various attractions, food, shops, and more that you can find. Here in our guide to Tomorrowland at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about this part of the park. Well known attractions and a unique retro-futuristic design make it something almost everyone knows. Next to Fantasyland, Tomorrowland is probably the most iconic land within all of Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

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