Space Mountain : De La Terre Aux Étoiles

by Jérémie Noyer, Mathias Dugoujon (editor), Christine Tweedly (translator)

Genres: Nonfiction

98 pages, Hardcover

Published January 12, 2021

Reviews

[Rick Stam · Rating 4 out of 5]

Erg mooi boek. Het begint met wat voor geschiedenis van de attractie wat een goede keuze was naar mijn mening. Verder is het leuk geschreven en is het visueel zeker een plaatje. Toch smacht ik echt naar meer informatie en leuk feitjes. Er waren al veel leuke feitjes en goede informatie, maar alsnog wil ik gewoon meer. In conclusie een prachtig boek over een geweldige/fascinerende attractie. #BringBackTheMoon

[Chris Campbell · Rating 4 out of 5]

I mean, it feels disingenuous to log this one – it’s a coffee table book at best; principally photos, conceptual artwork and other archival material of Space Mountain at Disneyland Paris. I adore Space Mountain, and the theming and design of it appeals very much to the inner nerd I fully embrace. There’s not a great deal of detail on the construction of the attraction itself – I’d have loved to have had some insight and history from the rollercoaster’s manufacturer, Vekoma, for example – but it’s joyful seeing the illustrations, behind-the-scenes photos and secrets of my very favourite coaster and reliving some fun memories.

[Nadino · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is a delightful read for fans of Disney and its iconic rides. While it may not delve as deeply into the subject as some might hope, it still offers a wealth of interesting facts that will intrigue readers. The standout feature of this book is its visuals – they are truly gorgeous, capturing the magic and essence of Disney. For those who appreciate Disney's world, this book is a worthwhile addition to their collection, offering a pleasant blend of information and visual appeal.

[Jamie · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very nice book for fans of the attraction. It’s probably the rollercoaster that I just respect for it’s history and what it managed to accomplish. The book while not extremely in depth, is a nice summary of its history and includes some fabulous artwork which I could stare at for hours.

A few translation errors and spelling mistakes here and there but overall a must have for fans.

[Amy Dickinson · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a bit of a theme park nerd specifically for Disney Parks this was a very interesting read, it’s nice to get a better understanding of where the inspiration comes from for not only Disneyland Paris’s but all the iterations of Space Mountain.