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Tomorrowland’s Space Mountain has finally unveiled the end of it’s post-show. It’s really not that different than previously, with monitors showing guests as they pass by. The attraction was not too busy today, with waits between 10 minutes and 30 minutes this afternoon (below, left). The queue was nearly empty on the first ride (below, right).
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Space Mountain is currently in soft opening, and I was fortunate enough to get to ride 3 times yesterday. The attraction was set to stay open until midnight for the Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, I’m not sure if it made it quite that late. It was to be the first day it was open past 7pm. The front of the attraction has changed, as we’ve noted through the last month (below, left). Inside the doors is a welcome to Starport Seven-Five, a reference to the year Space Mountain opened at Walt Disney World (below, right).
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Phineas and Ferb made a special appearance to promote the Disney Channel on November 13th (below, left). Actress Alyson Stoner joined them (below, right), and all greeted a handful of young guests.
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The walls came down around Space Mountain today, and it is very close to opening! You can see the front of Space Mountain and the arcade (below, left), and the bathrooms in the former Skyway building are open as well (below, right).
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The Magic Kingdom is almost fully decked-out for Christmas (Toontown was not dressed yet). The garland is up on Main Street USA (below, left) and Candy Cane Garden (next to City Hall) is where Santa will be listening to the wish lists of children visiting the park!
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Christmas has started to appear at the Magic Kingdom, though it’s not yet fully decorated yet. Poinsettia trees flank the Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party sign (below, left) and a Nutcracker stands guard in front of the train station (below, right).
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Today we have another update from Walt Disney World beginning with Tomorrowland at the Magic Kingdom. Space Mountain has a new sign when you enter the attraction on the PeopleMover, which coincides with the new colors on the sign up front (below, left). A Space Mountain car climbs the track for testing (below, right).
