The Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover at Magic Kingdom currently features ORAC-5, voiced by Stephen Stanton, as its primary narrator. Additionally, B.J. Ward provides the safety announcements. Throughout its long history, this beloved attraction has been voiced by several notable personalities, each leaving their unique mark on the experience.
The voice of the PeopleMover has evolved over the decades, reflecting technological advancements and thematic updates within Tomorrowland. What started with a live announcer transitioned to various computer-simulated voices and distinct human narrators, creating a rich tapestry of auditory memories for park guests.
A Legacy of Voices on the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover
Below is a comprehensive list of the individuals and personas who have lent their voices to the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover since its inception at Magic Kingdom:
| Voice Actor/Persona | Role | Active Period |
|---|---|---|
| Jack Wagner | Narrator | 1975–1985 |
| ORAC-1 (Ronnie Schell) | Commuter Computer/Narrator | 1985–1994 |
| TTA Central Announcer (Pete Renaday) | Narrator | 1994–October 2009 |
| Mike Brassell | Narrator | October 2009–July 2022 |
| B.J. Ward | Safety Voice | October 2009–Present |
| ORAC-5 (Stephen Stanton) | Narrator | July 2022–Present |
This progression of voices highlights the dynamic nature of Disney attractions, which often receive updates to enhance guest experience and maintain relevance. While Stephen Stanton's ORAC-5 and B.J. Ward's safety announcements are the voices heard today, the legacy of past narrators continues to be a part of the PeopleMover's rich history.
