Utilidors in the other Disneyland parks....does anyone know?

[ChrisFL]

I know the original DL doesn't have them (the underground tunnels) like at WDW's MK but what about Tokyo, Paris and Hong Kong. Do they have tunnels? Just curious

 

[crcormier]

I know that Spaceship Earth and the Innoventions plaza are connected by utilidors, that's it for Epcot.

From what I read, Paris and Tokyo do have these.

I don't believe Hong Kong has these from what I saw there, but I couldn't find anything on it.

 

[bradk]

i would doubt it, for the same reason why it didn't really happen at epcot (despite the fact that Walt's concept of EPCOT specifically calls for it in a sense)

it was convenience at MK, with the water levels and the fact that they made the 7 seas lagoon from it, but i think it was overzealousness to get around the problems that Disneyland faced with cast members getting from point to point.

 

[FancyBrat]

Am I missing something here? Disneyland does have them. Am I wrong about this? I can swear over the years I've heard talk about it and others that have taken a tour of a small area of getting from point A to point B.

 

[Goofy4]

One of the documentaries on Walt said that he was very unhappy to see a cast member at the end of his shift walking through the wrong "land". For this reason and other logisitics, the idea was born.

 

[ChrisFL]

Am I missing something here? Disneyland does have them. Am I wrong about this? I can swear over the years I've heard talk about it and others that have taken a tour of a small area of getting from point A to point B.

I have seen several shows that say that Disneyland never had them and that Walt decided that WDW needed them in MK