The Anticlimactic 50th Anniversary Of Space Mountain – Riding Both Tracks & RetroDay In Tomorrowland



Space Mountain 50th Anniversary

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  1. Instagram- AdamTheWooATW
    If anyone wants the space mountain pins just leave a comment on my Instagram photo of them . I’ll pick a winner later tonight at random and mail them out free of charge

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  2. On our last visit my wife went on Carousel of Progress for a break. LOL. She awoke in the ride only to discover it was stuck on repeat and the doors would not open for over 15 minutes. It was hysterical.

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  3. Hi Adam, I've been following you since you started your other channel. I hope to get the chance to meet you someday. We have a channel called @wearethemfamily and we visit the places you visit. Thanks for inspiring us. We will be at Megacon this year in February, just like you did last year. Blessings

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  4. My late pastore was not very good at Greek. He had a class in a study with a professor. Not a class you could hide in. Talk about a captive audience. He was a good man. Put historical references in all his sermons, and injected humor in some when it called for it. Had a fear of heights. Bummer they got rid of the Space Mountain ramp. Probably because it got too costly to fix or the company that did it went belly up.

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  5. Flamingo! How stupid!
    I've lived in Florida my whole life from Miami to Pensacola and NEVER have I seen a flamingo! Why the hell would we make it our state bird? So stupid

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  6. Before they put all that fancy theming in the queue (years ago) (the ceiling looking things) you could see the ride and the projections on dome – the cookie would float by. You should be able to see it on the ride. The cookie was superimposed to look like a meteor.

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  7. (I'm sure others have already posted this, but … )
    @1:40 Sorry, 'our' Disneyland (California) had COP before WDW. 😁 Almost 58 years ago.
    "The General Electric Carousel of Progress opened at Disneyland on July 2, 1967. "
    Big part of my childhood, and I still, to this day, miss the wall of moving lights that greeted us as we entered and waited for the audience seats to start moving. 😢❤

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