that have been permanently removed and not recycled. Disneyland Adventure Thru Inner Space (replaced with Star Tours in 1987) Epcot World of Motion (replaced with Test Track in 1999) Horizons (replaced with Mission: SPACE in 2003. Homages to Horizons can be found in both Mission: SPACE and in the Magic Kingdom's Space Mountain.) Journey Into Imagination Hong Kong Disneyland Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters (rethemed into Ant-Man & The Wasp: Nano Battle! in 2019) Current attractions using the Endless Transit System Carnival Festival - Efteling Geister Rikscha - Phantasialand Batalla del Alcazar "Adelante" - Shima Spain Village - Parque Espana Abenteuer Atlantis - Europa-Park Geisterschloss - Europa-Park Madame Freudenreich Curiosités - Europa-Park Hershey’s Chocolate Tour - Hershey's Chocolate World Boo Blasters on Boo Hill (formerly Phantom Theater) - Kings Island Spirit Of London Ride - Madame Tussauds, London Ramses: il risveglio - Gardaland Yoshi's Adventure - Universal Studios Japan The Secret Life of Pets: Off the Leash! - Universal Studios Hollywood Variations Horizons at EPCOT is notable for being the only attraction to utilize an inverted Omnimover. The vehicles did not rotate, but instead traveled sideways during the entire attraction. The Living Seas at EPCOT featured a short "sea-cab" trip that traveled through a tunnel into the pavilion's main aquarium. When the attraction was re-themed into The Seas with Nemo and Friends, the opening ride-through portion utilizing "clam-mobiles" was extended. Although visually similar to the Omnimover system, these vehicles do not tilt or rotate away from parallel to the track. This is due to the lack of space below the track for the mechanics and space in the ride area to place anything behind the vehicles for them to turn around to face. Buzz Lightyear is the only Omnimover-style ride where riders spin the vehicles manually. Journey Into Imagination at EPCOT used multiple individual trains of Omnimover-like cars. While the cars do rotate, they come to a full stop for loading and unloading of guests. References External links Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Amusement rides based on rail transport Disney technology