Description: As you might expect from the name, this land is all about the future and the rides and attractions have a spacy type theme to them. Everything in this area is shiny and silver and futuristic. There are some pretty fun rides here.
The best is the indoor roller coaster – Space Mountain. It has a minimum height restriction of 44 inches which is mainly thanks to the fact that it spins and turns and is pretty darn fast. I really enjoyed this one and it is the closest thing that Disney have to a white knuckle ride. It was perfect for me though! It is completely in the dark so you can’t see what is going on, which I think really added to the thrill.
The other ride we really liked was the interactive Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin. When you are queuing, you should listen to the instruction from Buzz himself because he gives you tips and hints for scoring the most points once you’re inside. You side in a two person space buggy and pass through the ride taking aim and zapping all of the aliens. The photos at the end are pretty amusing too!
You can take control of a car on the Tomorrowland Speedway (it is on tracks obviously) and it is pretty quick.
There is also the Monsters, Inc Laugh Floor which is an interactive show. Unfortunately it wasn’t open when we visited this time because there was some kind of technical problem. I am pretty sure I went on it last time I visited though and I remember it was pretty good. It was a shame it wasn’t open though because I do like Monsters, Inc.
We had something to eat in Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café, which was just basic chicken burgers and fries type foods, but it was good and not that expensive to be honest. I think we paid about $10 for a burger, fries and a huge soda which was enough for both of us and we got free salad with that as well from the salad bar. There are a couple of other places to get snacks from as well.
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