From hot air to the power of steam, now nothing stands in the way of progress on the open road.

I think I'd better tell you a story about another creature who's a lot like you.

You mean perfect, hot ripped and buffed?

Here in Florida we have something special, a blessing of side.

There's enough land here to hold all the ideas and plans we could possibly imagine.

Hello everybody and welcome to the WWW Radio Show, your Walt Disney World Information Station.

I am your host, Lou Mangelo and this is shown over 410 for the week of June 29th, 2015.

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This week I invite you to travel with us into Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom and a vista into the world of wondrous ideas, signifying man's achievements.

A step into the future with predictions of constructive things to come as we virtually explore this futuristic city and share our top 10 things we love about tomorrow land.

All that out of the answer to our last Walt Disney World trivia question of the week and pose a new challenge for your chance to win a Disney prize package, then stay tuned to the end of the show as I'll have more information about upcoming meets of the month and on the road in Texas this summer as well as more of your voice mails.

So sit back, relax and enjoy this week's episode of the WWW Radio Show.

Like Walt Disney, I am very much an optimist and I believe in a positive view of the future.

I think it kind of sounds like Whitney Houston, but I do really believe the children of the future too, but it's really no surprise then that tomorrow land is one of my favorite lands in the Magic Kingdom.

Definitely within my top 7 and it has been since the early days of the white pylons and the very few futuristic attractions or attractions at all for that matter, but from if you had wings to fly to the moon to again there wasn't there a lot there very early on, but I always love the theming and that sort of star trek like vision of a future that was just a little bit better and maybe even a little brighter.

But it's a little bit brighter than the time that we're living in and Walt Disney himself wasn't just a futurist, but he was an optimist and so am I.

And so to coincide with the release of the Tomorrowland movie and my Tomorrowland audio tour, which has only been six years in the making, I thought it would be an appropriate time to step into this world tomorrow and take a look at our top 10-ish things we love about tomorrow land.

And joining me this week is a man who loves the Leonard Burden star orchestra, misses all nine eyes, believes that once you've taken a dream flight, you'll know it's the most wonderful flight of your life and that the best way to learn about the world is through a stereoscope.

He is of course, Mr. I use that loosely, Tim Foster from Celebrations Magazine. Welcome to the future my friend.

Why thank you and congratulations Lou on setting a record for stealing four of my ideas in your opening salute a week right out of the gate.

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