Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress is an oldie but goodie and one of Disney Geek Dad's favorite attractions in the Magic Kingdom. It is also an attraction steeped in history that goes beyond its current home in Tomorrowland.

It all started in the 1950’s with Walt Disney’s concept for the Carousel of Progress to coincide with his plans to expand Disneyland’s Main Street USA.

It’s Christmastime in the Carousel of Progress and the final scene shows us the family in the world as it is today, or at least in the beginning of the 21st Century. Originally when the show was part of the World’s Fair it showed the family in the 1960′s, which was the decade at that time. In order to maintain the idea of progress, this scene has to be updated more than the others...

Last week we began our trip through time inside the Carousel of Progress in the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland. The first scene took us back to springtime at the turn of the century. The second scene moves forward in time about 20 years and is set in the summer...

Check out D23's Carousel of Projects, an indepth look at what's coming to all of the parks, inspired by the 1964 World's Fair Attraction, Carousel of Progress, which has become beloved by millions as an attraction at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom.

In this post, I reflect on some of the things at Walt Disney World that I like the most -- mainly, the things that bring me back to a time when the world moved at a slower pace than it does today. I hope you enjoy!