Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress

Completely charming and heartwarming. Please visit this important piece of Disney history if you haven’t before! Pro tip: front and center seats afford you the best possible view of the details in this little world of innovation and progress. It’s like looking right into the imagination of Walt Disney himself. There’s a great big beautiful tomorrow!

Timeless. Great show! My Dad remembers doing it in the 80s, I did it as a child in the early 2000s and I just didn’t it again 2024… wonderful show. The blonde daughter at the end really resembles Taylor Swift.

This is by far one of my favorite ride of Magic Kingdom. It is quite impressive to see when you think of how advanced was the theatre when it was created. It is nice to see something that was made by Walt. The ride last around 20 minutes so it's also a good show to sit back and relax. I absolutely love the scenes and their decors specially the first one. I can't imagine visiting WDW without paying a visit or two (or more) to the Carousel of Progress.

The Carousel of Progress is a must-do for any Disney World visitor. Its nostalgic charm and timeless message never fail to captivate. The rotating theater, complete with animatronics and catchy tunes, transports you through the evolution of American family life. I was pleasantly surprised to find that my lumbago didn't bother me at all during the ride. The gentle, rotating motion was surprisingly comfortable. Plus, it was a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of the park. If you're looking for a relaxing and heartwarming experience, the Carousel of Progress is a perfect choice.

“It’s a great big beautiful tomorrow”! I love this attraction which premiered in 1964 at the New York World’s Fair! It is also a great place to catch a Power Nap on a hot day. There is never a wait, and the air conditioning is great! Walt Disney was an unbelievable innovator! The animatronics were unbelievable for 1964!

One of the oldest attractions at Disney World. This is a 20 minute show that has a moving theater, which takes you through technology and culture to throughout the 20th Century. The show stops at six ‘stages’ which all represent a specific time period. The overall song and message is positive. However, it’s not the most exciting either. This show is known to have a lot of breakdowns and is a bit dated. However, you’ll still have fun riding. Overall, would recommend if you want a break from the heat.

This is one of my favorite rides/show in the park. It may not be a big thrill or have fun movements, but it is a nice, charming ride, that also has some funny jokes and moments. It is a great way to see how far we have come with technology. It is a great show and is definitely worth your time.

FIVE STARS. Okay. Not what most people would expect to be five stars, but hear me out. Despite the fact the young girl is obviously written from an older man's perspective, this was a fun and interesting ride. We escaped the rain and had a seat with no waiting. Nice, air conditioned place to relax and honestly, though a bit dated, surprisingly enjoyable. This is not for people who are easily bored or who would prefer to be on a thrilling ride instead. My family an I enjoyed the wholesome leaps through time and even have been singing the song since.