After two space-themed towers near the entrance to Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom were demolished, a larger one is also being taken down. These towers were originally installed as part of the land’s 1994 makeover.

Tomorrowland Tower Demolition

Last month, a permit filed for the Tomorrowland bridge contracted a demolition company. These removals are likely in relation to that permit.

The top dome of the spaceship-like tower on the left side of the land’s entrance (when approaching from the Hub) is covered in beige scrim. It stands next to Cosmic Ray’s, but not for long.

The dome appears to be completely gone, as well as the spire and the small cones on the metal cylinders.

Compare it to the photo above from last week, which shows the other smaller tower that is now gone.

Green tarps still cover the space where another tower stood before it was demolished. This is on the other side of the entrance bridge, near Tomorrowland Terrace. The rocks that were around the base were removed, too.

The towers aren’t the first elements of the 1994 Tomorrowland to be removed. The interactive Robo-Newz and GCN phone booth were taken out in early 2019 after the spaceship facade was removed from Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor in 2018.

The Tomorrowland entrance archway was torn down and replaced with a sleeker entrance in 2019. The entrance rocks, another staple of the 1994 update, are apparently sticking around. They were recently repainted.

The latest changes have all come around the opening of TRON Lightcycle Run in 2023, which also included the reimagining of Tomorrowland Light & Power Co. into Tomorrowland Launch Depot.

The Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover debuted new narration in 2022. Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin got an updated entrance with the ride’s recent overhaul.

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