Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Pink Monorail Manufacturing the Magic Ep 27: Disney’s New Tomorrowland

Heya friends, I spent the summer of 2025 recharging my creative batteries, and working on side projects. One of which was to continue the podcast series featuring the missus. This podcast is designed for Disney fans, amusement park visitors, and history buffs. You’ll learn the roots of the multi-billion dollar theme park industry from ancient history all the way to today. The missus, and I worked hard putting these episodes together through 2024, until we had a family emergency and had to stop working on it for 7 months. We are back on it through 2026. Click on the picture or link to visit our streaming page hosted on Jim Hill Media. I hope you get a chance to listen, subscribe, and leave a review so we can climb the theme park podcast rankings!

The Pink Monorail Podcast Manufacturing the Magic Ep 27: Disney’s New Tomorrowland In the 27th installment of this educational series, Shelly and Noe Valladolid return to Anaheim. Where, during the mid-1960s, the Imagineers reimagined one side of Disneyland and added an attraction that has been a fan favorite for nearly 60 years now 

Over the course of this episode, listeners will learn about: 
  • What three attractions were NOT affected by the closure and re-opening of Tomorrowland? 
  • Which Disneyland attraction was originally supposed to be a wax museum? 
  • How did Alice Davis prevent “Pirates of the Caribbean” from opening late? 
  • What did Disney mean by “ … a world on the move? 
  • Which iconic car model influenced the 1967 Tomorrowland Autopia cars? 
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