Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover

A big family favorite! This is an excellent way to see Tomorrowland from a slightly different perspective. It's perfect for kids – not too fast, and highly recommended for anyone looking to relax a bit. There's a short, very dark section that might startle smaller children, but it only lasts a minute or two. You usually won't have to wait long, or at least the line moves quickly! So, get ready to ride! 🙏🏻

Timeless fun - but needs attention. Both up and down ramps out of order. Very difficult for mobility challenged. Still a great ride. Lots to see. Was running slow is some spots. #ada #access #people #transitride #tomorrowland #ride #disney

A lot of people might overlook this ride but someone who has been coming here for 30 years I love this ride and it might be my favorite. It is slow moving, but very scenic. You can get fantastic picture of the castle. It is beautiful at night as well. It is a great way to cool off too.

One of the biggest Disney World miracles is the fact that the Peoplemover is still hanging on. They haven't ruined it like the one at Disneyland (the track is so bad that it's been closed for years and will likely never reopen), and the minor updates have kept it from joining the outdated attraction graveyard. When I was a kid, my cousin and I thought we were so cool because we'd ride the Peoplemover solely to "check the line" for Space Mountain. You can no longer do that, but it's always a blast when Space Mountain has broken down and you can see the tracks with the light on. The ride still takes you through the E Ticket attraction, and it's still just as much fun as you remember. This is a way to "ride" Space Mountain without actually setting foot on the coaster (kinda). Since it is a continuously loading ride, the Peoplemover rarely has a line and if it does, it moves quickly. The worst part is the very steep moving walkway ride to the top of the queue area. When it's broken, that walk is not fun. The ride is great to do during fireworks, because you get a gorgeous vantage point of Cinderella's castle from up high. It's also a great way to rest your feet or cool down and enjoy the breeze. This is a perfect ride to do when it's raining too, as it's entirely covered. I'm a huge Peoplemover fan, and I will keep riding this thing until it finally shuts down. Judging by the popularity every time I visit, I don't think that it will be closing any time soon!

What a lovely way to see Tomorrowland at Disney Magic Kingdom. I believe Walt Disney organised this ride himself. My reviews

We always make it a point to ride the People Mover during the hottest part of the day. The ride seems longer than most, and it's breezy and cool. We just take this time to lift our feet up onto the seats in front of us. It's so relaxing after walking all morning through the park. It basically takes you all around Tomorrowland, which I must admit is a little old and dated for this current time. It's not as futuristic as it was when I was younger. I remember when Space Mountain was the scary ride. Not so much anymore. You do get to pass through Space Mountain, and over the Speedway. It passes through other attractions, but all you can hear is mostly screaming in the darkness. We did get some nice outside views of Tron and other attractions. It's worth waiting in line for this relaxing ride.

Truly an underrated attraction, the TTA offers a relaxing tour of Tomorrowland and excellent views of landmarks, including Cinderella Castle. The ride is about ten minutes long and has very entertaining narration. The queue can get long but moves quickly.

This attraction probably doesn't get the attention of many of the rides in Tomorrowland. However, it is a nice ride down memory lane and an excellent way to rest your feet!