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Catch a show at this popular outdoor venue, located between the
Carousel of Progress and the
Character Shop.
Depending when you come, you might see:
- Top-name (well, almost top-name) recording stars, performing two concerts
nightly
- A fast-paced revue with a full pit orchestra
- “Country Music Jubilee” on Sunday nights
- “Show Me America”—a musical-comedy extravaganza
- Afternoon shows, featuring the Kids of the Kingdom
Star attractions are typically booked for two-week programs.
Enjoy acts such as Peter Noone (of Herman's Hermits) or Harper’s Bizaare and
their hit single “The 59th Street Bridge Song” (better known as
“Feelin’ Groovy”).
The Tomorrowland Stage became part of Disneyland in 1967, occupying the space
that had previously been home to the Flying Saucers.
With the 1977 opening of Space Mountain, the Space Stage replaced the
Tomorrowland Stage.
The Space Stage was built into the base of Space Mountain, and had a more
permanent appearance than the Tomorrowland Stage.
In 1985, construction began on the indoor Magic Eye Theater for
“Captain EO,” starring Michael Jackson
in 3-D, on the site of the outdoor Space Stage.
(The Captain is now in Yesterland too.)
Disneyland needed a new home for live entertainment.
The result was Videopolis, a new state-of-the-art outdoor stage and dance floor near
It’s a Small World.
Today, Videopolis has a new name; it’s the Fantasyland Theatre—not
to be confused with the Fantasyland Theatre.
© 2007 Werner Weiss — Disclaimers, Copyright, and Trademarks
Updated September 30, 2006.
Photograph of Tomorrowland Stage: 1974 by Dennis Caswell.
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