PeopleMover feature on Walt Disney Family Museum Blog

[Co Foo]

https://www.waltdisney.org/blog/walt-disneys-peoplemover

[Captain Andy]

I love this! Though slightly off-topic, I hope one day soon once things are slightly back to normal I'll be able to visit this museum.

Also hopelessly hope that they'll bring back the PeopleMover. It's unfortunate I never got to experience it at Disneyland.

[Co Foo]

I love this! Though slightly off-topic, I hope one day soon once things are slightly back to normal I'll be able to visit this museum.

Also hopelessly hope that they'll bring back the PeopleMover. It's unfortunate I never got to experience it at Disneyland.

The last time I visited, I was there for about four hours. I got to go by myself because I was picking up my family at SFO afterwards, so I could spend as much time as I wanted. They had a great exhibit on the nine old men.

[Starcade]

They really do need to figure out some way to bring back this ride in some capacity. I know the cost and issues with the pillars etc. are huge but really it seems to be the most missed attraction by a mile and the current YA generation I think would be way into it based on many of trends that they are into. Plus Gen-X and older would now appreciate it not only for the nostalgia but also for the relaxation and duration of the ride. I am sure they could mate it to a IP no problem WALLE comes to mind since they seem to only consider Tron for the coaster.

I have often dreamed of a Tomorrowland 2025 where Space Mtn is kept but the rest of the land is refurbed to include a People Mover returning but based out of Buzz, the Rockets back up top using the old ramp from PM, Star Tours retimed to a new ATIS, Autopia turned into E-topia with electric vehicles and sensor based guide rather then the rail, and the Tron Coaster brought into the COP building and heading out over the submarine lake.

[Co Foo]

They really do need to figure out some way to bring back this ride in some capacity. I know the cost and issues with the pillars etc. are huge but really it seems to be the most missed attraction by a mile and the current YA generation I think would be way into it based on many of trends that they are into. Plus Gen-X and older would now appreciate it not only for the nostalgia but also for the relaxation and duration of the ride.

I really like the PeopleMover and it's one of the highlights of my infrequent Disney World trips, but I'm not sure it would be such a big deal for the majority of Disneyland guests. I like going on it at WDW because we don't have it in Disneyland, but I doubt it would be a game changer if I had access to it all the time. It's enjoyable and pleasant, but I have my doubts that it would be that big of a draw.

To me, the best reason to do something with the elevated PeopleMover track is that you don't have to take away any other attraction to put it in. Space in Disneyland is at such a premium, they should repurpose it to take advantage of the space they already have.

[Eagleman]

PeopleMover
Fortunate I got to experience it at Disneyland ,as well the one that have in WDW Magic Kingdom......
I really miss Disneyland-TomorrowLand - PeopleMover
Thanks Co Foo

[whoever]

I really like the PeopleMover and it's one of the highlights of my infrequent Disney World trips, but I'm not sure it would be such a big deal for the majority of Disneyland guests. I like going on it at WDW because we don't have it in Disneyland, but I doubt it would be a game changer if I had access to it all the time. It's enjoyable and pleasant, but I have my doubts that it would be that big of a draw.

To me, the best reason to do something with the elevated PeopleMover track is that you don't have to take away any other attraction to put it in. Space in Disneyland is at such a premium, they should repurpose it to take advantage of the space they already have.

Only because people can't sit and take in things these days. You HAVE to be staring at your phone or entertained continuously. One cannot just sit, look, breathe, and take in your surroundings and appreciate them. UGH.