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www.ThemeParks360.com https://www.extinctattractionsclub.com Theme Parks 360 showcases theme park news, extinct attractions documentaries by David Oneal and theme park ride throughs and live shows. Enjoy this audio from our favorite ride ever. The idea of the attraction goes as far back as 1957, when Walt Disney introduced a concept for an atomic-themed exhibit in Tomorrowland on the Disneyland television show episode, Our Friend The Atom. Plans for the attraction were put on hold for the 1964 New York World's Fair. After the success of the fair, the atomic-themed attraction was green-lighted for the New Tomorrowland project. It would stand where the "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea Exhibit/Monsanto's Hall of Chemistry" building stood. This was the first ride with an Omnimover system. It opened as a free attraction, unlike most, but required a "C" ticket starting in 1972.The original sponsor was Monsanto] which at the time was an agri-chemical company. Irene Kasmer, using Monsanto fabric, designed the uniforms of the attendants.[citation needed] In 1977, Monsanto ended their sponsorship for the attraction. All visual and audio references were removed (except for the end line, "This is Monsanto") and the Monsanto Mighty Microscope's Monsanto logo was replaced with a logo that says "The Mighty Microscope". The Monsanto posters advertising their products were replaced with Disneyland posters. All the items in the display area were taken away and the gift shop took over all the area of the old post show area. Finally, the Monsanto "Fountain of Fashion" that dripped oil down strings tightened to it was replaced with a series of sculptures that looked like two plates put together with a snowflake on them. However, the shape of the old fountain/oil lamp was reused in the new sculpture. The attraction was finally closed in 1985 to be replaced with Star Tours in 1987. A tribute to Adventure Thru Inner Space can be found in the Star Tours ride film. At the beginning of the ride, when the StarSpeeder is sent into a maintenance bay after going down a wrong path, the Mighty Microscope can be seen at the bottom of the maintenance area. This near-miss with the Mighty Microscope is featured in all versions of Star Tours. Star Tours itself was closed and replaced with Star Tours: The Adventures Continue at Disneyland and Disney's Hollywood Studios in 2011. The Adventures Continue again pays tribute to Adventure Thru Inner Space, with the Mighty Microscope visible when escaping the under-construction Death Star above Geonosis.

Check out more Disney history with this book: https://www.anaheimvacationland.com/ And join us on our main website: http://www.themeparks360.com/ David John Oneal created the Disneyland Extinct Attractions video series in 1998. He was starting out using his own 8mm and VHS footage to tell the stories of classic attractions that he missed at Disneyland. Dave Oneal then started in 2001 to interview Disney legends and Imagineers to tell the story of the true history of Disneyland form the people that worked directly with Walt Disney Before youtube or social media, Dave J Oneal made these films out of love for Disney and theme park history. Eventually, the Walt Disney company placed his Disney theme park documentaries into their vault and David Smith said that they were treasured. In 2010 The Disney company sued David for a million dollars and told him to stop making these videos. This was after Roy Disney had died ( previously David was working with Roy Disney, and Roy loved the videos and he himself was featured by David Oneal in the video series ) Disney and David settled, and now all the videos are here for you to enjoy, and while many of the people David Oneal interviewed in his video series are now dead, their stories live on as does the incredible love for Extinct Attractions. david oneal, David Oneal, ExtinctAttractions, disneyland, disney history, theme park history, dave oneal, david john oneal, disney legend, disney extinct attractions, WALT DISNEY WORLD, EPCOT HISTORY, THEME PARK HISTORY