Nothing has been announced, but we are ready for this omni-mover to be open again. After over a year-long closure, the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover in Disneys Magic Kingdom has now reopened to guests. Perhaps Disney changed out some of the smaller details, like the diorama of the futuristic salon. While we don’t have any specific details, just knowing that news is coming is good to know. Now, changes have come to Walt Disneys Carousel of Progress and the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover While relatively minor in the grand scheme of. It would be known as the Tomorrowland Transit Authority until 2010 when it was renamed (again. Then in 1994, the PeopleMover received a new look and a new name due to the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland overhaul. With the 50th anniversary of Magic Kingdom coming up soon, this is certainly exciting to hear. The PeopleMover, then known as the WEDway PeopleMover (WED being the initials of Walter Elias Disney) arrived in Florida in 1975. But Disney also mentioned they were looking forward to sharing more news about the PeopleMover soon.
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Simply put, this was a system update refurbishment. Was there an explanation as to why this down period was longer than expected and the opening date was pushed back? The answer was short and simple, but it did leave us with an exciting bit of hope for the attraction. We reached out to Disney to ask for more clarification on what to expect upon re-opening. Visit Insiders homepage for more stories. Weve gathered photos of nine attractions people might not have known once operated in the California theme park. Several park rides, including Mission to Mars and the People Mover, are now extinct. Nevertheless, Disney has continued to keep this attraction open, unlike its predecessor at Disneyland. Since first opening in 1955, Disneyland has undergone many changes. Many parts and pieces of the ride are expected to be rare to come by at this points. Simply due to the attraction’s age, it is normal to expect longer down-times and maintenance periods.
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