The Observatron Towers Over Tomorrowland

• The only Tomorrowland ride to survive from Opening Day 1955 is ironically the one most grounded in the present.� But the thrill of driving an ordinary, everyday automobile has kept the Autopia a favorite of underage drivers for over forty years.
• A look at the 1955 roster of Tomorrowland attractions reveals some weird names: Space Station X-1, Hall of Chemistry, Circarama, U.S.A., the Dutch Boy Exhibit, and The World Beneath Us.� (Disneyland, Dreams, Traditions, and Transitions) - search for it on amazon.com
• It cost 23,000,000 dollars to renovate Tomorrowland in 1967(!) (Disneyland, The First Quarter Century) - search for it on amazon.com
• "America Sings," which once occupied the carousel theater, was perhaps the least "tomorrow" of all Tomorrowland attractions. It was conceived as a look at the musical history of America in celebration of the Bicentennial in 1976. The cast was a rather large group of singing Audio-Animatronic animals.� After the ride closed, most of the animals were moved to Splash Mountain.