Observatron
Signals the quarter hour with an impressive array of movements, lights, and vibrant music
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The Observatron was added during 1998 major Tomorrowland remodel while it was new to Disneyland The Observatron wasn't new
to the Disney canon.
A similar device had already been operating at Disneyland Paris a futuristic kinetic sculpture that looks like a screwdriver
mounted to the top of dish antennas the Observatron sits above the old People Mover loading area.
According to Disneyland the Observatron signals the quarter-hour with an impressive array of movements lights and
vibrant music.
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Dateline: February 5, 1997
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Source: Orange County Register
From Glendale Disneyland's new Tomorrowland won't open until May 1998, but in a drab gray and beige industrial building in Glendale the project already is mostly complete.
The building is part of Walt Disney Co.'s Imagineering complex, where ideas are put to paper and then crafted into models of the company's future endeavors. The model for the rebuilt Tomorrowland
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