High Flying Fun, Spring 1977:

Best thing to having wings is to soar towards the sky in a Disneyland Rocket Jet.The Happiest Place on Earth falls far below as pint-size pilots fix their gaze on white clouds above Tomorrowland's soon-to-be-completed Space Mountain. In another direction looms the mighty Matterhorn, and beyond that,Sleeping Beauty Castle. All of it seen in a series of split-second glimpses as the Rocket Jets hurl future space pilots round and round again.
Disneyland Guests may be over-whelmed by the exhilarating feeling of sky-borne freedom as the 12 sleek Jets twirl and swirl as high as 60 feet above Tomorrowland. No wonder Man has always longed to fly and envied birds their wings.
Looking quickly, Guests can see America Sings and McDonnell Douglas Mission to Mars. Close by is the intriguing Submarine Voyage and three unique adventures in transportation- the Autopia, Momo-rail and Skyway systems.
In the other direction, Rocket Jets pilots and passengers can see beyond Bell System's America the Beautiful and Monsanto's Adventure Thru Inner Space attractions to the earthbound kingdoms of Adventureland, Frontierland and Main Street, U.S.A.
The altitude of each space-age Rocket Jet is controlled by the pilot,who pulls a lever to go higher,pushes it to go lower. Those who have flown the Jets say that the higher up you fly, the smoother the ride.
But whether high or higher, a whirling journey on a Rocket Jet is always a dizzying remembrance of Disneyland's land of Tomorrow. The exciting flight gives wings to Man and lets imagination leap to the heavens above.

DR LEE