Building a smarter world through science, technology & imagination — Disneyesque edutainment centers for the future of America.
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Building a smarter world through science, technology & imagination — Disneyesque edutainment centers for the future of America.
Every generation has its frontier. Ours is a generation of children growing up consuming the future on screens — instead of building it with their hands. World of Tomorrow exists to change that.
We are creating a national network of Disneyesque edutainment centers — immersive, hands-on, imagination-first environments where kids encounter real science, real technology, and real heroes. This is the moment America needs us most.
A national chain of Disneyesque innovation centers, anchored by a Hudson Valley flagship, modeled on three decades of proven prototypes — from the legendary Spaceship Classroom of the Future to the Spaceship Discovery Science & Technology Center.
An 80,000 sq ft immersive innovation campus — VR domes, robotics labs, hologram theatres, and the iconic Spaceship Classroom reborn at full scale.
Two earlier museum prototypes already welcomed 60,000+ visitors per year — proving the model works, the demand exists, and families come back.
A nationwide chain of regional centers — partnered with cities, school districts, and corporate sponsors — to put hands on the future in every state.
Every visit is built around a single principle: kids don't watch the future, they make it. Robots they build. Holograms they program. Rockets they fly. Heroes they meet.
Immersive simulations — Mars, the ocean floor, inside a cell.
Hands-on labs where kids construct, code, and compete with their own machines.
Floyd's original holographic classroom — at full Tomorrowland scale.
Tributes to America's true heroes — veterans, first responders, and teachers.
The Presidential Award-winning original — reborn for a new generation.
3D printers, lasers, electronics — where every idea gets built.
Where the next generation learns to lead the smartest tools ever built.
Live shows, performers, and the headline displays Floyd has built for decades.
Corporate and individual partners aren't writing checks — they're claiming a permanent place inside the most important learning environment America builds this decade.
Premier sponsors are recognized inside the flagship with named architecture, plaques, and digital tributes seen by every visitor.
Featured in national broadcast, print, and digital coverage from launch through every year of operation.
Early sponsors join the founding circle — a recognition designation that lasts the lifetime of the institution.
Sponsor branded education programs, scholarship cohorts, and free-admission days that touch tens of thousands of children annually.
All contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law through our verified 501(c)(3) nonprofit structure.
Founding-level sponsors meet personally with Floyd T. Holt and the executive team for project briefings and recognition events.
Beyond the flagship, World of Tomorrow operates a continuous calendar of public programs — many already proven across three decades of community work in the Hudson Valley and nationally.
Headline displays, robotics demonstrations, and the World of Tomorrow stage — a decade-running anchor event drawing thousands.
A traveling science show built originally for Fortune 500 corporate audiences, now visiting schools and community events nationwide.
Student-built robots, real competition, real prizes — a regional pipeline into national STEM competition circuits.
A standing partnership with school districts — bringing classrooms inside World of Tomorrow at discounted or sponsored rates.
I spent thirty-two years teaching physics at FDR High School and Marist College, and along the way I built something I called the Spaceship Classroom of the Future — full of student-built robots, lasers, holograms, and rocket cars. It earned every major teaching honor America gives.
But the awards were never the point. The point was always the look on a child's face the moment they realized they could build the future themselves.
That's what World of Tomorrow is. Now, at national scale.
Every contribution moves the flagship closer to opening day. Founding-level sponsors are recognized for the lifetime of the institution.