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00:25Welcome aboard, friends. This is Captain Collins.
00:28Now, first let me assure you that TWA has taken every precaution for your safety during this flight.
00:33We're proud of our safety record, and aside from a few brief moments of...
00:37The original rocket to the moon in Tomorrowland took guests on simulated lunar flights.
00:41The updated flight to the moon simulator basically worked the same way as its predecessor,
00:47by showing the receding Earth on one screen and an approaching moon on another.
00:51But the new journey was much more authentic and technically advanced,
00:55in addition to accommodating more guests, the attraction boasted more and better effects inside the ship,
01:02including a brief moment of weightlessness and offered views of astronauts on the moon.
01:07Even more impressive was an elaborate new mission control area on display before the launch.
01:12Previously, the pre-flight area had been confined to a plane room where a short film was shown.
01:18Now it was a complex computer-lined area populated with audio-animatronic scientists.
01:22The busy team was headed by a sophisticated audio-animatronic character named Tom Morrow,
01:28the director of mission control.
01:30Morrow described the about-to-launch lunar transport flight 92,
01:34and directed guests to look at wall monitors and catch humorous footage of a supposed UFO
01:39that turned out to be a clumsy incoming bird.
01:42As ambitious as the flight to the moon update was,
01:45it still fell short of the bold concept illustration sketched out by artist Bill Walsh,
01:50who had originally depicted the flight heading to Saturn and beyond.
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