Fly past shooting stars and celestial satellites. During the ride, guests "dip and careen into the inky blackness as a futuristic soundtrack echoes all around you. that was part of its charm." Somebody else added that they were "on board with them updating," but asked, "What's the point of a ride photo if they're going to photoshop the ride out of it." A third person chimed in with, "The fuzzy edges make it look like a bad Zoom background." However, there were a few who preferred the new version, one person tweeting, "As someone who isn't blinded by nostalgia, I definitely prefer the new one."Ĭonsidered to be one of Disney's most legendary rides, Space Mountain is located in Magic Kingdom's Tomorrowland. On Twitter, one person said the change is "significantly worse," adding that while "the old one was dated. Unfortunately, not everyone is sold on the change. Before and after: /8zcEiNNBCz- Scott Gustin July 18, 2023 Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom now has an updated PhotoPass onboard photo.
Additional text on the photo read, "Intergalactic rockets to all star systems," and "Active Spacecraft: Interstellar Status: Mission Complete." The new on-ride photos have stripped all of those extras, and instead simply show passengers zooming through a blurred blue tunnel. The images featured a photo with text reading, "flights departing daily Starport 75," in the top left corner and the name of the ride in the bottom right corner. Previously, Space Mountain's on-ride photos saw passengers receiving an image of themselves mid-ride, with it appearing to show them traveling through space. While guests planning to blast off into outer space on the popular rollercoaster will still have their picture snapped during the ride – on-ride photos are popular at all major theme parks, with most of the attractions at Disney World featuring them – when they receive their photo after returning to Earth, things will look a bit different. This month, the Orlando theme park made a major update to its on-ride photos for the Space Mountain attraction in Tomorrowland at the Magic Kingdom. Disney World is helping guests remember their trip in a new way.
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