Rockin' Space Mountain
 

I can hear the cringing on LoT now.......

Here's an excerpt from the article:

Personally, I can't wait to see the "dancing rock fans"! :rolleyes:

I think we need a "Goodbye Space Mountain" swanking.

In the future, you'll rocket through space listening to a 15-year old song - Bah

Could they not at least somehow make this a bit forward-thinking? Or failing that, go with the full on retro future and have a Esquvile or Perry & Kingsley soundtrack?

Ugh! There's a good reason not to visit in april.

Dick Dale, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lawrence Welk. It is all the same to me in that if you ask me after the ride I'll not remember that there was even music going.

But lots of flashing lights and projections I can do without. However, I insist on flashing lights and projections for California Screamin' just so I can see where they'd flash them from and project them onto.

It's Space Mountain, not the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster. Dang. I cringe.

Now THAT would have been cool! :snap:

So you're cool with the concept, just unhappy with the musical selection?

I hope they're not trying to target the teen demographic, because using a song that came out before most of them where born is a pretty stupid way of going about it. On the other hand, we are talking about Disney executives here....

I'm into trying something different at all times, and I will probably check it out before it goes. What disappoints me, like the others have said, is the musical selection. I used to like the Chili Peppers - that is until Southern California radio stations decided to oversaturate the airwaves with their latest craptastic album. If there's anything positive, the ride might bring me back to a time when the Peppers were listenable to me, though chances are I will become instantly agitated at the first moments of Anthony Kiedis' voice.

Ugh.

I really had my heart set on Ray Coniff.