Exploration journal
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BEYOND THE PARK
Choose your next world.
From the castle to the cosmos. Pick a destination and set off with Mickey and Donald.
Choose a destinationFree to explore. No download.
PICK YOUR JOURNEY
Find your next stop.
Jump straight into the experience.
Space journey
See our blue planet from space, complete an orbit, and land back in Hong Kong.
EARTH ORBITStart journeyMoon landing
Walk in low gravity, take the rover out, and watch Earth from the Moon.
LOW GRAVITYStart journeySolar orbit
Cruise around the glowing Sun and its plasma loops. Return when you are ready.
SOLAR ORBITStart journeyMercury landing
Cross Mercury’s terminator, experience sunlit heat and night-side cold, and explore craters by rover.
HEAT & COLDStart journeyVenus landing
Explore volcanic terrain beneath amber clouds, with fictional insects and underground visitors.
EXTREME HEATStart journeyMars landing
Explore red terrain, weather a dust storm, and meet fictional underground visitors.
SURFACE EXPLORATIONStart journeyAsteroid belt cruise
Cruise a clear observation route past scattered rock groups, with cabin and overview perspectives.
GUIDED FLYBYStart journeyJupiter orbit
Orbit above Jupiter’s cloud tops, watch the Great Red Spot and four moons, and return when ready.
JOVIAN ORBITStart journeySaturn orbit
Orbit beyond Saturn’s icy rings, admire the Cassini Division, and return when ready.
SATURN & RINGSStart journeyUranus orbit
Orbit a sideways pale cyan ice giant, with subtle clouds, polar haze and narrow dark rings.
SIDEWAYS ICE GIANTStart journeyNeptune orbit
Cruise above pale blue clouds, with shifting storms, faint rings and retrograde Triton.
ICE GIANTStart journeyPluto landing
Walk and drive across pale ice plains, reddish terrain and water-ice mountains in very low gravity.
ICY DWARF PLANETStart journey
Compare journey features
Swipe the table sideways to compare devices and activities.
| Destination | Land / walk | Exploration devices | Highlights | Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Space journey | No surface exploration | Not available | Earth orbit · Hong Kong landing | Automatic after orbit |
| Moon landing | Yes | 7 available
| Low-gravity hops · cave exploration | Return when ready |
| Solar orbit | No surface exploration | Not available | Corona · animated plasma loops | Return when ready |
| Mercury landing | Yes | 6 available
| Heat and cold · impact craters | Return when ready |
| Venus landing | Yes | 6 available
| Fictional insects · underground visitors | Return when ready |
| Mars landing | Yes | 8 available
| Dust storms · aerial scouting · cave encounters | Return when ready |
| Asteroid belt cruise | No surface exploration | Not available | Irregular asteroids · cabin observation | Return when ready |
| Jupiter orbit | No surface exploration | Not available | Great Red Spot · four moons | Return when ready |
| Saturn orbit | No surface exploration | Not available | Layered rings · Cassini Division | Return when ready |
| Uranus orbit | No surface exploration | Not available | Sideways rotation · faint rings | Return when ready |
| Neptune orbit | No surface exploration | Not available | Cloud storms · Triton | Return when ready |
| Pluto landing | Yes | 6 available
| Low gravity · ice plains and mountains | Return when ready |
After landing, choose a tool from Devices. Deploy one at a time and collect it before switching. The helicopter is available only on Mars; the cave robot works on the Moon and Mars.
Surface devices have two-stage expeditions: rock scans, aerial or cave surveys, gravity hops, route inspections and crew transport. Follow the gold beacon and map target, then stop to record. Completed checkpoints are saved in this browser; continue later from Exploration journal. If storage is unavailable, records last until the page closes.
Open the telescope inside the rocket cabin and choose an available body from Track target, with magnification up to 100×. Dragging or WASD releases tracking without resetting zoom; choose Manual aim to explore freely.
The solar-system overview and navigation map use Astronomy Engine to calculate positions for the date and time captured when the world opens. This fixed snapshot is not continuously refreshed. Display distances are compressed; local terrain, spacecraft routes, cloud patterns and most moon animations are illustrative. Dashboard speed and Earth distance describe the simulated journey, not a real spacecraft.
YOUR OWN PACE
Make time to explore.
Stay on the Moon, Mercury, Mars, Venus or Pluto, cruise the asteroid belt, or keep orbiting Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune or the Sun until you choose to return. The Earth orbit journey flies home automatically. You can pause or exit any experience.
Start at the park instead.