Heheh, I was going to bring my Artoo Detoo for the Tomorrowland Bathroom, but decided I wanted to stick with a decidedly old-school vibe in there.

1987 IS old school. Star Tours existed for nearly half of Disneyland's history.

This ride makes me queasy (as do most motion simulators). I used to go through the queue with everyone and then just pass through to the other side to wait for everyone to go to Endor and back.

Wow - that is an interesting statistic.

Star Tours is (for me) like every other motion simulator ride. Interesting to go on once and then I never need to go again. And since every motion simulator ride is just like every other motion simulator having been on any motion simulator once I never need go on one again.

So, having already been on Star Tours, I won't need to go on the new one either as I will have already have already been on it.

I do/did however, like the queue.

I am still a little bitter. I was always hoping the powers that be would come to their collective senses and re-open AtIS after the Star Tours run ended.

Star Tours was nice, but I would not miss it if it went off to the great theme park under the sea.

(Pic unrelated)

Yep, we need a fantastically better Inner Space ride, not another lame, barely repeatable movie-based attraction.


In any event, relative age alone does not render something old school. No matter long Disneyland may survive, old school Tomorrowland will forever be 1967. :D



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I really tried to read your post but the unrelated pic is so damn cute...

Did Star Tours once, meh. I'd rather that ATIS be brought back in some form. The technology is so much better now and the Paul Frees narration is burned into my brain.

I saw some posts on Facebook and thought it would have been nice to also take a last ride. I mused more on the fact that I'm so far out of the Disney loop I miss things like that.