Disney Parks fans can now bring a little bit of Magic Kingdom and EPCOT home with them as the newly updated soundtracks for both Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin and Soarin’ Across America are now available on major music streaming platforms.
The attraction albums quietly debuted this week across services including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music, following the recent launches and updates to both Walt Disney World attractions.
The refreshed soundtrack for Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin comes after the Tomorrowland attraction officially reopened earlier this year following an extensive refurbishment at Magic Kingdom. The updated version of the ride introduced several major enhancements, including handheld blasters, upgraded interactive targets, new ride scenes, updated effects, and a brand-new support robot character named Buddy.
The newly released soundtrack album features five tracks composed by Mike Rubino, whose previous Disney Parks work includes music for Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland and Shanghai Disneyland’s Adventure Isle Exploration Trail.
Meanwhile, Disney also released the music for Soarin’ Across America, the patriotic overlay currently running at EPCOT for a limited time this summer. The attraction officially returns guests to flying over landmarks across the United States beginning May 26, replacing Soarin’ Around the World for the seasonal offering.
The updated version of Soarin’ features new sequences inspired by iconic American locations, including the Grand Canyon, Washington D.C., and Kennedy Space Center, while retaining the attraction’s original flight simulator system and theater experience.
Disney has increasingly expanded its Disney Parks music catalog onto streaming services in recent years, allowing fans to listen to attraction scores, nighttime spectacular soundtracks, and entertainment music long after leaving the parks.
Both new attraction albums are now available to stream on most major music platforms.
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