Forever

Dog

The year,

2024, Disneyland's Tomorrowland is in shambles.

People Mover tracks that's unused, clogging up an already narrow walkway.

An arcade once vibrant and full of beeps and boops is now a space where you can sometimes get a free button.

Toward the back is an old rotating theater that rotates no longer, where a man named John once told us about his new oven.

Can this land be salvaged?

Can the future be saved?

We roll up our sleeves and get to work.

Fixing Tomorrowland on podcast, The Ride, where today we roll up our sleeves and do what the Disney Corporation hasn't for over 30 years.

I'm Scott Garner, joined by Mike Carlson. I'm here. It's the burden.

I feel the weight of what we're doing today. Yes. And, you know, besides the weight of literal

shovels and dirt and construction equipment, you know, there's no real way, but the mental weight.

The weight in trying to figure out how to fix this problem, there's no real way, but the mental weight, the weight in trying to figure

out how to fix this problem, which I'm sure nobody in the building has even attempted.

Never.

Never.

Never. Jason Sheridan. I.

You know, it was a land that we've encountered and talked a lot about, like, a lot of essays,

a lot of writing videos talk about Tomorrowland

that almost forgotten about, you know,

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