#disney television animation 40th anniversary

[disneytva]

In honor of #DisneyTVA40 the Disney TVA Threads/Tik Tok/IG account showcased a video of Keith David roles over the studio's history from The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder to where it all begin Gargoyles.

[artisofthandy]

Just on Walt Disney’s birthday as well, on Dec 5th marks the 40th anniversary of Disney Television Animation! The animation studio responsible for creating and producing the many iconic animated series of Disney Channel, XD and Plus, from the 1990s to now! From Phineas and Ferb, SVTFOE, Big City Greens and Ducktales to The Owl House, Gravity Falls, Amphibia, TGAMM and many many more! They’ve made a generation of amazing cartoons many would and will remember and love! And I’d like to say, Disney TVA, despite the many fallbacks and flaws thanks to how you treat your IP’s we’re still thankful for you producing magical, wonderful and just amazing series. Happy 40th Anniversary Disney Television Animation!

[blogjhm]

I wish these four canceled animated TV Shows from @disneytvanimation could've been made. But i think it would be great if i can do new versions of these unmade shows. That would be perfect.

[coolchevistianofficialsite]

Disney is lacking in the celebration of Disney Television Animation's 40th Anniversary however do you have something planned?

Besides the annual celebratory video, i have TWO exclusive reports related to the studio in an exciting way. If everything goes as planned i will publish both of them on December :)

Here's a ooc hint related to the exclusive reports

[bizarrelovesquare]

Some bits of information revealed at the Annecy Festival!

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[scphantom]

It’s Disney Television Animation’s 40th anniversary today! Since Disney refuses to acknowledge their birthday, here’s my take on anniversary Mickey ears to celebrate 🎉

[quackpackweek]

Sorry for the long delay, but we’re back.

Quack Pack Week is return!

After a long break, we are back and this year we will pay more attention than before. Admittedly, the template we wrote on is not something, but it will mean a lot to many who will join this year's Quack Pack Week. Yes, some topics are the same as last time, for some reasons since some could not devote themselves to this, and now they can, that is, you can. We are not sure if we should organize it once or twice this year, because this year is a big anniversary because of the 100th anniversary of Disney, the 90th year since the first appearance of Donald Duck and the 40th anniversary of the creation of Disney Television Animation, ie Disney Afternoon. For now, Quack Pack Week will run from February 12th to February 18th.

Overall, the following themes for this year’s Quack Pack Week will be a choice of one of two themes, or you can take both, if you prefer. The following themes for this year’s Quack Pack Week are:

February 12 - Quack Pack Original VS Quack Pack Reboot

February 13 - School / Job

February 14 - Valentine's Day / Holiday

February 15 - Forest / Jungle

February 16 - Food / Drink

February 17 - Superheroes / Supervillains

February 18 - Crossover(s) / Family

Rules:

Not allowed: incest, gore, NSFW, fetish, vore, Ducktales episode Quack Pack (because that episode has nothing to do with the original show other than that title itself). Except for the first topic, it is then allowed, but the original should be included. However, this is dedicated to the original series.

You can write fanfiction, post some pictures, screenshots or videos from Quack Pack or simply draw drawings from the given topics. The decision is up to you. Similar to last time.

And yes, if someone can't make it, feel free to post a day later or a week later, we're certainly patient, but please do it by the end of February. And thank you all for this understanding.

Tag Quack Pack Week with "#quack pack week" in tags or tag us with @quackpackweek just to know and be up to date. That is, post your works through our tags. And don't post it before Quack Pack Week starts. Thank you!

Everything is welcome!

Don´t forget to follow and Reblog to spread the news!

And you are free to ask what interests you and what confuses you here on this blog.

Of course, as far as this post is concerned, you can also post on other social networks, but in contact with us and with our permission.

Quack Pack Week preparations can begin!

[heavenboy09]

40 Years Ago Today On December 16th

Disney Presents 🎁 ✨

Mickey's Christmas Carol is an American animated Christmas fantasy featurette directed and produced by Burny Mattinson. The featurette was released on December 16, 1983, with the re-issue of The Rescuers, and first aired on television on NBC, on December 10, 1984.

Happy 40th Anniversary To Disney's Mickey's 🐭 Christmas 🎄 Carol  #MickeysChristmasCarol #MickeyMouse #Disney #ChristmasTime

[jpyoerixfanxv]

Unhappy 40th Anniversary Disney Television Animation.

[theultimatefan]

FAN EXPO New Orleans Adds Seven ‘Back To The Future’ Guests For Franchise’s Largest Reunion Ever

Do you see what happens to slackers? Back to the Future fans know all too well, and today FAN EXPO New Orleans added James Tolkan, who as “Mr. Strickland” in the original 1985 film and sequel and his ancestor in BTTF III made the term famous, Claudia Wells (“Jennifer Parker”), Jeffrey Weissman (“George McFly”), Donald Fullilove (“Goldey Wilson”), Harry Waters Jr. (“Marvin Berry”), Frances Lee McCain (“Stella Baines”) and Charlie Croughwell (Michael J. Fox’s stunt double) to the BTTF reunion, January 10-12 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Alongside headliners Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Tom Wilson, the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the first installment in the franchise is the biggest reunion ever of the trilogy’s stars.

Tolkan has appeared in more than 80 films and television shows, playing memorable characters in WarGames, Top Gun, Masters of the Universe and many others. He portrayed “Mr. Strickland” in BTTF and BTTF II, and his grandfather “Marshal James Strickland” a hundred years earlier in III. Wells had numerous spots on TV series and TV movies before gaining wide notice as Marty McFly’s girlfriend in the original film. She had regular runs on comedies “Fast Times” and “Off the Rack” among her 30 credits.

Weissman was cast in both BTTF sequels as Marty’s father “George” as part of an extensive resume that includes more than 80 films and series that spans six decades.

Fullilove has taken turns as a live actor and voice actor ever since portraying Michael Jackson in the animated series “Jackson 5ive” in 1971. He played “Goldie Wilson,” later “Mayor Goldie Wilson” and has appeared in such notable series as “The Fall Guy,” “Hill Street Blues,” “21 Jump Street” and “American Dad.”

Waters Jr. had guest appearances on hits like “Laverne & Shirley” and “Cagney & Lacey” before making his mark as the lead singer “Marvin Berry” at the pivotal “Enchantment Under the Sea” dance in the original. He was a cast member of the 1992 Disney show “Adventures in Wonderland” and is a Faculty Emeritus at Macalester (Minn.) College in the Theater and Dance department.

McCain has had roles in several blockbusters, notably Gremlins, Footloose and Stand By Me as well as appearances on hit shows like “Three’s Company,” “St. Elsewhere,” “Better Call Saul” and 80+ others, spanning more than 50 years. Her portrayal of “Stella Baines,” Marty’s grandmother-to-be in the 1955 scenes in the original BTTF earned laughs and later references to jailed “Uncle Joey.”

Croughwell has performed stunt work in nearly 150 productions, including all three BTTF films, and blockbusters like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Masters of the Universe, The Sandlot and others. He has done Michael J. Fox’s stunt work on other films, including Light of Day, The Secret of My Success, The Hard Way, Casualties of War and others.

In addition to the BTTF reunion, FAN EXPO New Orleans will feature the “Smallville” trio of Tom Welling, Michael Rosenbaum and Kristin Kreuk; plus "Firefly” standout Alan Tudyk, original Star Wars standout Anthony Daniels, “Superman & Lois” headliners Tyler Hoechlin and Bitsie Tulloch, “The Mandalorian” star Giancarlo Esposito, “Doctor Who” Thirteenth Doctor Jodie Whittaker and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” star James Marsters, “Resident Alien” standouts Alice Wetterlund and Sara Tomko and teen romance “High School Musical” regulars Corbin Bleu and Lucas Grabeel).

FAN EXPO New Orleans features the biggest and best in pop culture: movies, TV, music, artists, writers, exhibitors, cosplay, with three full days of themed programming to satisfy every fandom.

New Orleans is the first event on the 2025 FAN EXPO HQ calendar; the full schedule is available at fanexpohq.com/home/events/.

[blogjhm]

40 years of Disney Television Animation sounds amazing!

Disney Television Animation turns 40 years in ONE WEEK. Will Disney do something about it?

Let's hope so maybe they can announce those 4 NDA shows for Disney Channel and Disney Junior that where hiring last week.

[fireballs1980]

Disney Television Animation

A fan art for the 40th anniversary of Disney TVA, My favorite branch of Disney!

[ptbf2002]

Happy 40th Anniversary Disney Television Animation

it's the 40th Anniversary of Disney Television Animation, best known for producing animated shows based on Disney classics. They made the awesome shows that I love are: Gravity Falls, Star vs. The Forces of Evil, Big City Greens, Amphibia, The Owl House, The Ghost and Molly McGee and Hailey's On It!

[sekerenews]

Here are the Clio Entertainment Awards 2019 Winners

The Clio Entertainment Awards 2019 recently announced its winners and some ad campaigns for some of the year’s biggest movies and TV shows won big. Ad campaigns for Joker, Us, Game of Thrones and Legion were some of the big Clio Entertainment Awards 2019 winners. This year’s award show was hosted by Craig Robinson. This jury included Amazon Studios' Mike Benson, WarnerMedia's Chris Spadaccini, Twitch's John Koller, Cirque du Soleil's Kristina Heney, Warner Bros. Pictures' Massey Rafani and many more.

About the Clio Entertainment Awards

Clio Entertainment Awards was formerly known as The Clio Key Art Awards. It is the original and definitive awards program celebrating creativity in the entertainment business. This award ceremony honours an evolving industry that regularly pushes boundaries, permeates pop culture and establishes a new precedent for entertainment marketing around the globe.

Clio Entertainment Awards 2019 Winners

Here are some of the Clio Entertainment Awards 2019 Winners: Games: Innovation GRAND WINNER Changing the Game: Microsoft Visit Xbox: The Birth of Gaming Tourism: Microsoft Xbox One X Enhanced Marvel's Spider-Man — Be Greater Campaign: PlayStation Fallout 76 — Our Future Begins Campaign: Bethesda Softworks Games: Key Art GRAND WINNER Key Art - Multi-use, Borderlands 3 Ghostwire Tokyo - Key Art, Ghostwire Tokyo NEO JAPAN TO THE WORLD, PlayStation4 A Black Legend Appears in Tokyo Landmark, Pokémon GO Games: Original Content BRONZE WINNER Visit Xbox: the birth of gaming tourism: Microsoft Xbox One X Enhanced BRONZE WINNER Video Game Weapon Prank: Warframe BRONZE WINNER Lego Ultimate Unboxing: Microsoft Xbox Cancelled Bit #1: Penn & Teller VR: F,U,U,U&U: Penn & Teller VR: F U, U, U & U, Gearbox Publishing Fallout 76 — You Will Emerge!: Bethesda Softworks Games: Public Relations GRAND WINNER Changing the Game, Microsoft The Senior Game Changers, Lenovo WWF - #NoBuildChallenge, FORTNITE Visit Xbox: the birth of gaming tourism, Microsoft Xbox One X Enhanced Home Entertainment: Audio/Visual Mixed Campaign GRAND WINNER Bohemian Rhapsody Home Entertainment Campaign for Bohemian Rhapsody, Mob Scene Ralph Breaks the Internet - Campaign, Tiny Hero Alita: Battle Angel - Home Entertainment Campaign, Aspect Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Ammo Creative Home Entertainment: Original Content GRAND WINNER The Predator Holiday Special for The Predator (2018), Stoopid Buddy Stoodios The Scully Effect, Bandersnatch Pictures Evolution of Alita, Mob Scene What It Means To Be A Cyborg, Mob Scene ANY WHO CAN DO, Thinkwell Media THE LOOK AND SOUND OF QUEEN, Mob Scene Recreating Live Aid, Mob Scene The Last Days of The Big Bang Theory, Monkey Deux Inc. Impossible Carols, Think Jam Inc. Home Entertainment: Packaging GRAND WINNER The Big Lebowski: The Purge Franchise Steelbooks The Shining Steelbook: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment The Shining 4K Campaign: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment The Shining 4K O-Slipcase: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment LEGOized Line Look: Warner Bros. Alien 40th Anniversary Edition Packaging: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment Bohemian Rhapsody Steelbook: Bohemian Rhapsody The Greatest Showman: The Greatest Showman Batman: The Complete Animated Series Deluxe Edition: Batman: The Animated Series Watching Eyes: Watching Eyes Line Look Planet of the Apes 50th Anniversary Collection: Box Set, Collection and Complete Series Packaging 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment VHS Retro Packaging Line Look: Lionsgate The Big Lebowski – 20th Anniversary: The Purge Franchise Sleepy Hollow 20th Anniversary: Paramount Home Media John Wick ComicCon Mini Steelbook: John Wick Terminator 2: Judgment Day 4K UHD – Endoarm Collector's Edition: Terminator 2: Judgment Day Home Entertainment: Social Media GOLD WINNER Christmas Movie? Confirmed!: Die Hard GOLD WINNER Bohemian Rhapsody – Unboxing:Bohemian Rhapsody, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Queen of Digital Media Campaigns: Bohemian Rhapsody Tethered Breakthrough: Us Dumbo - Facebook Instant Experience: Dumbo, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Bumblebee "Yellow Lightning": Bumblebee #STOMPstompCLAP: Bohemian Rhapsody Social Announce: Us Fight or Flight: Jurassic World: Fallen Kindgom Television/Streaming: Brand & Program Identity GOLD WINNER FCC Loopholes: Viceland GOLD WINNER FXX Boots: FX Networks GOLD WINNER Opening Credits: The Romanoffs GOLD WINNER FXX Double Trouble: FX Networks GOLD WINNER Make a Little Trouble: HBO Make Room: Netflix Doom Patrol: Doom Patrol "Teaser": Westworld Starstruck "Nujeen": National Geographic Paramount Channel IDs: Paramount Channel Better Ruins Everything: No Ads on Hulu: Hulu Skate Life: Viceland Game of Thrones Season 8: HBO HBO: Coming Soon 2019:HBO Brand Refresh: Comedy Central #VictoryFont: A Typeface To Remember: RT Nick Jr Reband Compilation: Nickelodeon Netflix Originals Identity 2020: Netflix Chains the Moon Title Sequence: PBS / American Experience Netflix Lobby: Netflix Television/Streaming: Experiential/Events GRAND WINNER Maisel Day for Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video One Planets 7 worlds event, BBC Studios Creative I Am the Night: Immersive Salon, Warner Media/TNT Castle Rock: SDCC Event Activation, Hulu Game of Thrones | Quest for the Throne, HBO The Studio by HBO, HBO The O.G. Experience, HBO Create #ForTheThrone, 360i 2019 Prime Experience, Amazon Prime Video Welcome to Westeros: Breaking Down the Boundaries Between Physical & Digital, Snap Inc The Chattering Order of St. Beryl, Amazon Prime Video The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Carnegie Deli Pop-Up, Amazon Prime Video Amazon Prime Video Experience, Amazon Prime Video The Boys - Butcher Shop, Amazon Prime Video Television/Streaming: Integrated Campaign GRAND WINNER Game of Thrones | For the Throne Integrated: HBO Planet or Plastic GAS campaign: National Geographic I Am the Night: I Am the Night, TNT 9-1-1: What’s Your Emergency Campaign: 9-1-1, FOX Entertainment #CancelSouthPark: Integrated Campaign: South Park Good Omens Integrated Campaign: Amazon Prime Video The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel 2019 Awards Campaign: Amazon Prime Video AHS: FX Networks Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Integrated Campaign: Amazon Prime Video The Boys - A Diabolically Dynamic Campaign: The Boys, Amazon Prime Video Carnival Row Campaign: Amazon Prime Video "Stranger Things 3" Integrated Campaign: Stranger Things 3 The Chattering Order of St. Beryl: Good Omens - Amazon Prime Video Gender Neutral Subtitles: FOX Premium Television/Streaming: Out of Home GRAND WINNER Legion - Wild Post: Legion - Season 3 AHS: Apocalypse - Woman on the Rocks Lot Board: American Horror Story: Apocalypse Baskets - Extension Billboard: Baskets - Season 4 Mayans M.C. - Wild Post: Mayans M.C. - Season 1 Pose - Elektra Extension Billboard: Pose - Season 2 Pose - Angel Billboard: Pose - Season 2 Pose - Blanca Billboard: Pose - Season 2 Pose - Elektra Billboard: Pose - Season 2 Tales Of The City Billboards: Netflix Black Monday Transit: Showtime Networks Legion - Season 3: FX Networks AHS: Apocalypse: FX Networks Castle Rock: Castle Rock The Final Table Billboard: Netflix Dead to Me Billboard: Netflix Derry Girls Mural: Channel 4 American Gods: Starz Baskets S4 "Briefcase": Baskets Baskets S4 "Snake": Baskets Jack Ryan Season 1 – High Impact OOH: Jack Ryan Season 1, Amazon Studios The Christmas Chronicles: Netflix Narcos: Mexico Season 1 Wild Post: Netflix The End of the World Billboards: Amazon Prime, Good Omens Season 3 Sunset Blvd. Takeover: Stranger Things Season 3 World Trade Center Takeover: Stranger Things Drunk History: FYC Beer Mug: Comedy Central Fear the Walking Dead S5 Comic-Con: Fear the Walking Dead Russian Doll OOH Key Art: Russian Doll For the full list of Clio Entertainment Awards 2019 Winners, please click here Read the full article

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[Sneak Peek]Walt Disney World vs Disneyland Space mountain. Which is Better?

I feel like I should put this out, Space mountain is one of my favorite roller coaster of all time. But the question is; Which one is the best one: The one in Disneyland or the one in Walt Disney World? Well lets take a look. This my new series where I compare which one is better.

First lets look at the history of how this mountain came to be

During the Space age in the 50′s, Walt Disney was making a documentary on television about the potentials of space travel. While working on Disneyland in Anaheim. Walt Disney had help from a Disney animator John Hench. He and Walt wanted to make a land called ‘Tomorrowland’, a futuristic land of the year 1986, being educational and preparing others for the future. When Disneyland opened in July 17 of 1955, it was a big success. In Tomorrowland, their most thrilling attraction was Rocket to the Moon: a space themed ride which gave guests a thrilling sneak peak of commercial space flight that would be popular in the future. While Disneyland was a huge hit in its first year of operation, Tomorrowland would never be completed. The problem with Tomorrowland is that tomorrow will always come, new ideas for the future will always come, and Tomorrowland would be outdated.

 This is what Tomorrowland used to look like in the 50′s in Disneyland

In 1959, Disneyland got its first expansion with the Monorail, The Submarine Voyage, and the Matterhorn Bobsleds ride, this would make Matterhorn the world’s first steel roller coaster. During the 60′s, Walt Disney replaced Rocket to the Moon with The Flying saucers in 1961 which closed in 1966 due to technical issues. He decide to get help with the other artists to plan a Major overhaul for Tomorrowland showcasing new ideas and technology for the future.

Concept art for the New Tomorrowland

In 1964, The World’s fair was showcased, showing newer technology. When Matterhorn was a big hit, Walt Disney said to the imagineers “Why can’t we have a ‘Space mountain’ ride?” With these words and the many artistic lessons learned in The World’s Fair, John Hench would work with Walt Disney once again on the land that challenged him and Walt from the very beginning. But how would he capture a lasting mystery and intrigue within an ever-changing land how would the danger and thrill of space travel be captured in a theme park attraction? John Hench had the solution, he just didn’t know it in 1964.

The New York World’s fair ran thru 1964-1965

With the New York World’s fair come and gone but what remained as a profound purpose and vision for Disneyland. While the discoveries made in New York were inspirational to Walt and his artists. It would inspire more for the vision for a newly realized Tomorrowland. Not that much imagineers seemed to solve John Hench's problem by bringing a so-called Space Mountain real in a land that focused on making the future a tangible reality. Outer space was still a intangible mystery to the American public. Not only that but the technology required to make an indoor space themed roller coaster was non-exsistent. 

This is the original Concept art for Space Mountain

The original idea for this so-called ‘Space mountain’ was expanding Matterhorn’s format by having a single car coaster to run on four separate tracks in a futuristic alien-like mountainous structure. During development on this space roller coaster, the original name for it was going to be called ‘Space Voyage’. This is where the technological issues lied. But primarily, Walt Disney swept the project away by the creation of Pirates of the Caribbean for the newly minted New Orleans Square. But Hench kept working on the ‘Space Voyage’ project, designing concepts for the future attraction that would be part of a major part of the new planned Tomorrowland. 

Walt Disney showing E.p.c.o.t. (Experimental. Prototype. Community. Of. Tomorrow.) for his new project for the Florida project (Plans for building Walt Disney World)

Unfortunately, in late 1966, Walt Disney past away. And with him went the vision and advocacy for new and daring attractions and projects, the space thrill ride would have to be delayed for the new Tomorrowland in 1967 would open without Walt’s Space Mountain.

Opening ceremony for the New Tomorrowland in 1967

Vintage footage of the New Tomorrowland in Disneyland

The New Tomorrowland was a big success and became one of the most popular lands in the park, but now WED Enterprises (Walt Disney Imagineering) would be occupied by bringing Walt’s dying vision to fruition: Walt Disney World. While the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland in California would serve the same philosophical function as it’s Disneyland counterpart in Florida, WED was partnering up with different companies to sponsor brand new attractions. Just like when Disneyland opened in 1955, Tomorrowland would prove to be the hardest land to plan and design. WED decided to open Tomorrowland attractions in a series of different phases. And so, Walt Disney World opened on Oct 1, 1971 with a very unfinished Tomorrowland.

A picture of the Tomorrowland’s Grand Prix Raceway in Walt Disney World in 1971.

For the next phases, WED would seek out bigger and better projects. Marty Sklar and John Hench approached RCA (System Communication Center) to sponsor an attraction for Tomorrowland. Because RCA was an electric company, Sklar and Hench began work on designing a computer themed attraction. But when they finally met with the company had to pitch the idea, it resulted into an absolute failure. So they went back to the drawing board, this time, they noticed an overwhelming lack of thrill rides in the park because there was no room to build a Florida version of the Matterhorn. It then became clear that this might be the perfect opportunity to bring Walt’s Space Mountain to life. And so, they did. George McGinnis would help design the attraction, along with former pilot Bill Watkins. Together. They would design the ride system that would perfect with the Matterhorn attempted; less than 20 years earlier. And so, after many many MANY YEARS, Space mountain would finally begin construction in 1972.

Pictures of Space Mountain’s construction updates in Walt Disney World

Space Mountain finally opened at Walt Disney World on Jan 15, 1975, with a huge ceremony and would forever change the definition of thrill ride. This would declare Space mountain the World’s first fully indoor roller coaster.

Picture of the grand opening of Space mountain on Jan 15, 1975

Six months later; work began immediately on bringing a version of this attraction, where it was originally attended. Disneyland. Because of space issues, the ride would have to go from having two track to just one. But with the technological advances made with the Orlando version, the team of artists and imagineers would be able to consolidate and perfect the tubular steel roller coaster and even increase capacity.

Pictures of Space Mountain’s construction updates at Disneyland

Space mountain in Disneyland opened on May 27, 1977 [two days after the movie Star Wars premiered] on the site of the former flying saucers. Like the other space mountain in Florida, it was a phenomenon. With a line stretching all the way to the parks main entrance. 

Original pictures of Space mountain in 1977 (top): The original loading station for guests to go on their rocket ships and blast off into space.

But could it last long? What would happen to the excitement over the Space age die out from the American people? Could a space-themed thrill ride survive the event relevant cultural trend, or would it have to go to the way of many of its Tomorrowland predecessors? Not only with the public demuth a staple of the theme park experience, the future generations of artists would find themselves itching to breathe new life into this journey into the unknown

I’m going to have to tell more history of Space mountain in Disneyland because theres more story to it.

in 1996, Space mountain got some speakers on the sides of the vehicles to amplify music. The song is made by Dick Dale Combining a sci fi horror feel and a surf song as well.

Original ride vehicle with speakers on the side

Then on 1998, they redid the dome to make it a bronze color, because Originally In the 90′s, Disney was trying to be cool and hip, a bunch of projects were scrapped due to EuroDisneyLand’s (Disneyland Paris) massive failure but we’ll get to that later. They tried to make Tomorrowland 2055, a very great renovation, but we got this instead due to their low budget.

Original concept

What we got

Space mountain closed in 2003 to refurbish the ride. Luckily, the exterior would be restored. And a new music track was put in to replace Dick Dale’s version. This new soundtrack is composed by Micheal Giacchino.

Pictures of the dome getting back to its white color and ride vehicle were refurbished to look more space themed

in 2005, for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, Space Mountain re-opened to the public. The loading station has now a different spaceship hanging from above and a bunch of set pieces were redesigned.

In 2009, Space Mountain got its first seasonal overlay called Ghost Galaxy on Halloween seasons. The screen on the front of the station is all glitched and corrupted, giving the illusion that a ghost is lurking. And in 2014, they made the station lighting to green

In 2015, to help promote the new Star Wars movie ‘The Force Awakens’, they themed Tomorrowland into “Star Wars: Season of the force” putting Star Wars music around the land. And Space Mountain was seasoned to Hyperspace Mountain, where you have to help the rebellion fight off the Galactic Empire from invading Jakku. This season wouldn’t change back to the original version till 2017 for both Star Wars’s and Space Mountain’s 40th anniversary. Space Mountain would return to its original ride. 

Front entrance shows the sign for Hyperspace mountain (left) and the theater entrance shows a theater saying “Star Wars: Path of The Jedi” (right)

This would also be the last time that the inventor of Space Mountain; 87 year-old Bill Watkins would ride it for the last time.

87 year-old Bill Watkins the guy who came up with Space Mountain rides it one final time

In 2018, a new queue was added, this had a satellite for hanging and some LED lights on the ceilings

New queue area in the standby line.

In 2019, Disneyland had to temporarily closed Space Mountain, two weeks after a man climbed out of one of the roller coaster cars while the ride was still in motion, ABC Newsthis link opens in a new tab reported.The incident happened on Tuesday, but unfortunately, Disneyland park-goers were still unable to ride the indoor roller coaster as of Thursday.According to The Orange County Registerthis link opens in a new tab, the man, in his 20s, was uninjured but was guided to safety by employees in order to receive first aid and was taken to the hospital later as a precaution.The man has some cognitive disabilities and was moving around in the dark during a slower part of the ride when he was able to get around the safety mechanism and climb out of the car, The Orange County Register reported. Once employees realized he was not in the car, they stopped the ride to find him.

Thanks for reading the history of Space Mountain. I’m sorry this had little to comparing and which one was better. But I wanted this to be a little history behind this roller coaster. But this took me SO LONG TO DO!!!! I was working on this for 10 HOURS TODAY TILL 12 AM!!!!!! 10 HOURRRRRRRRRSSSSSSSSSS OF SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUFFERING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I promise that I will do a comparison with Disney World and Disneyland to see which one is better. As a bonus, I will also compare the one from Disneyland to Disneyland Paris to see which ones are better. I’ll also do a little bit of history on the one in Disneyland Paris since I rode on it and I thought it was amazing. But which one will be more supremer? Find Out next time when I talk about “Which Is Better?”. I do not own any of these photos, they belong to these rightful owners in the links. I don’t know all the owners but I got a few of them.

http://matterhorn1959.blogspot.com/

http://www.imagineeringdisney.com/

https://davelandblog.blogspot.com/

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