Does anyone remember...

[auntyjenn]

Does anyone remember a ride, maybe twenty years ago, where they "shrunk you down" and you saw giant snowflakes, and maybe ended up going inside a human body? I'm sure it was in Tomorrowland. :headache:

[dLandCory]

I do! It was "Adventure Through Inner Space" or something like that. I remember watching the "shrunken" vehicles in the giant microscope and wondering if that was real!:)

[HydroGuy]

I think is what you are talking about:

www.yesterland.com/innersp.html (http://www.yesterland.com/innersp.html)

[DisQueen]

Isn't part of Inner Space used in the queue for Star Tours or Space mountain? :confused3

[bumbershoot]

I loved that ride...

[RMH]

Star Tours took over the Adventure in Inner Space ride. And there are suppose to be a lot of little reminders of the ride in Star Tours - stuff in the queue and in the ride itself. One of the most popular I have read about is the microscope that you can see on the right side of the screen when you return to the space station in Star Tours. I haven't seen it, but I will be looking next time !

[ter-moo]

It was a free ride back in the days of individual ride tickets, so of course my family always went on it (anything FREE!)

I actually loved that ride. It was fascinating to see all of those snowflakes!

[auntyjenn]

Star Tours took over the Adventure in Inner Space ride. And there are suppose to be a lot of little reminders of the ride in Star Tours - stuff in the queue and in the ride itself. One of the most popular I have read about is the microscope that you can see on the right side of the screen when you return to the space station in Star Tours. I haven't seen it, but I will be looking next time !

Ooh, I'll look next time too, and thanks for the link HydroGuy. That was fun to look at. Ah, the people mover... :love:

[Itinkso]

I always loved that ride too and thought of it as the "Monsanto" ride...I think they were the sponsors...that's why it was free;)

[JenDisneylandlver]

Ah was one of my very favorites. Wish they'd bring it back (along with many other things! hehe). I have a picture of me on the ride (my Mom turned around and snapped it) when I was a kid with my Grandpa. :) Great memories!

[PaperDoll]

I remember it! Wasn't there a giant eyeball too?

[aWholeFamilyofSupers]

I'm 34 now but I still fondly recall that ride. I absolutely adored it when I was a little girl. I kind of believed that we were really shrinking!

[Mary Jo]

I believed they were shrinking, too, and was convinced that I could match the people in line with those that ended up going through the microscope. I also remember shrinking down & the electrons racing all around us - and that big eye staring down at us through the microscope - what a fun ride in its day.

I've seen that microscope on the Star Tours ride. :)

[shamrockshake]

I LOVED that ride. I remember going with my school once and saw movement in the dark and shined my little flashlight from my keychain to see what it was. It was a cast member and they shined there flashlight back at me. He must have been doing something behind the scenes. I thought I would get in trouble. But no problems.

fun ride. Oh the 70's. did they close it in the mid 80's?

[jlmarr]

There's even a tribute site: http://atommobiles.com/

[quiltymom]

It was known as the "make-out" ride while I was in high school because it was so boring and very dark! :lmao:

As a kid I always wondered just how they shrunk all the people. It always scared me.

I still have the free postcards that they used to give out at the ride!

[kelmac284]

I always loved that ride too and thought of it as the "Monsanto" ride...I think they were the sponsors...that's why it was free;)

OMG that is so funny that you say that cuz for years that's what I thought it was called LOL. In fact my mom still calls it that LOL.

I LOVED that ride. Esp when you were in the line and could see the people "shrinking" and going into the microscope.