Tomorrowland

This is a custom made souvenir DVD of Tomorrowland. When this Land was first created in 1955 it looked to the far off future of...1986. Well, 1986 has come and gone but the heart of Tomorrowland remains. When Walt created Disneyland he honored our past, paid tribute to our today, and challenged us to a new and better Tomorrow. Over the years Tomorrowland has changed many times...but the challenge remains.

Video 1: Tour and Tribute to Tomorrowland
Over the past 50 years Tomorrow has always been changing. MIxed in with the video and pictures of today is an audio tribute to attractions and shows of the past. In this vido you will dance with Goofy and Mickey at Club Buzz and you will meet PUSH the talking trashcan.

Video 4: Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters
Another movie turned ride is Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters (2005) based on the hit Pixar movies Toy Story. Your craft actually turns and you shoot targets - trying to get enough points to became a Space Ranger. Star Command has sent you to stop the evil Emperor Zurg from stealing the crystallic fusion cells.

Video 3: Autopia
Autopia lets you drive your own car, even if your feet cannot reach the gas pedal. In 1955 Tomorrowland Autopia was created. In 1956 the Junior Autopia in Fantasyland was opened (later in 1959 it was expanded.) In 1957 a third track was opened called Midget Autopia. IN 1966 Midget autopia was closed and in 2000 the other 2 tracks were combined into a single longer ride - currentl;y sponsored by Chevron.

Video 2: Star Tours
Based on the universe created by George Lucas and Star Wars, this ride will take you on a trip to Endor, the home of the Ewoks. However, your trip is interrupted on route. The queue of this ride is a favorite of Star Wars fans. If you watch closely in the movie you will see a tribute to the ride that occupied the building before Star Tours, Adventure Thru Inner Space.

Video 5: Space Mountain
Originally opened in 1977 and then reopened in 2005 (after closing in 2003 for an extensive overhaul), Space Mountain takes you on a journey through space. In 1996 Space Moutain was enhanced with a sound track while you ride, making it the first enclosed roller coaster with a synchronized sound track in America. This video features the post 2005 refurb experience.

When I ship my DVDs I currently use a slim case method. This makes inventory and shipping easier. The quality of the DVD covers for the slim cases is fantastic. (The cover links you see on these pages are the high quality full color graphics I use for those cases.) However, from time to time someone asks me about full size graphics for standard DVD cases (like the DVDs you purchase in the store.)

WELL - FULL SIZE GRAPHICS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL DVDS! Above is what it looks like for this DVD title.

Option 1: Click on the graphic (or here) to go to a link page where you can download the graphic for free. All you have to do is print it. I recommend printing in full color, highest quality, and on glossy photo paper. Just cut around the edges and slip into any full size DVD case. You can use the case from a DVD you no longer want or you can purchase these cases from any office supply store.

Option 2: I will do all the work for you. I will print it out at the best setting on an the best paper. I will insert the graphic into a case and send you the case. Then you just add your DVD to it and now you have a wonderful keepsake. The cost for this service is just $5 per DVD. PLEASE NOTE: This does not include the DVD itself; only the full size graphic inserted into a case. The price does include all shipping and handling fees.