X-S Tech
Active Member
Allright we all know that Tomorrowland 98 wasn't, well, wasn't very good. And it's aged worse. Today I noticed a new gray hair as it were. As you head past the Astro Orbiter, the area music from Club Buzz is being piped through the Observatron speakers now. I don't know why this music bugs me more now than it did before. Perhaps it's being isolated to "just a restaurant" made me somewhat forgiving of it's "Needle-droppy-Campy synthy-space-ness". But to broadcast it over a good portion of the land (and out into Outer Space? Or is the Observatron only a recieving station. Who cares...) is just lame. I walked by as that Disco version of Star Wars theme came on. It was cute when it was eating music, less so now as real area music.
Of course the real tragedy is that the best area music, which to my mind would still sound totally appropriate (even if Tomorrowland is in the condition it is in) is the Tomorrowland 2055 loop (AKA the tomorrowland bathroom music). But it does indeed languish only in the bathrooms. The volume has been lowered in the breezeway between the HISTA exit and the Starcade, despite this area now being used for Annual Pass processing as well. What better way to start a new AP's year than by treating them to the marvelous tunes of Tomorrowland's past? Well perhaps they will have to relieve themselves before they head out into the park. We can only hope no one flushes too loudly.
Of course the real tragedy is that the best area music, which to my mind would still sound totally appropriate (even if Tomorrowland is in the condition it is in) is the Tomorrowland 2055 loop (AKA the tomorrowland bathroom music). But it does indeed languish only in the bathrooms. The volume has been lowered in the breezeway between the HISTA exit and the Starcade, despite this area now being used for Annual Pass processing as well. What better way to start a new AP's year than by treating them to the marvelous tunes of Tomorrowland's past? Well perhaps they will have to relieve themselves before they head out into the park. We can only hope no one flushes too loudly.