EPCOT Journey of Water featuring Moana coming to Epcot

Tony the Tigger

Well-Known Member
This will be our first time going the last week of August. It sounds like you have been during this week before in the past, do you normally have a good trip? I know it will still be extremely hot, but I can handle that if the crowds are light.
My bday is 8/31, and our anniversary is 9/8. We usually go for one or the other, sometimes both. We take shorter 2-4 night trips. The biggest risk this time of year is a hurricane. (Irma hit the day after our 10 year anniversary and we were stuck in Orlando for a few extra nights with a curfew and everything lol.)

Best crowds tend to be the day after Labor Day.

(We’re going 8/29-9/1 this year.)
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
Is anyone starting to think that Disney is being scammed by this construction company? There’s absolutely no way that this is taking so long to complete while a whole damn theme park is being built by universal in a comparative time peroid.
Supply chain issues are only about now being fully resolved. But for the majority of the time this construction has been going on, supply chain issues were real.

As well as labor shortages.
 

Epcot82Guy

Well-Known Member
Maybe it doesn't belong in Epcot, maybe it's not a ride, maybe it's pointless (to some), but darn it, I'm excited for it anyways! 😄

I think it's tough to argue it's not well landscaped and isn't, at a minimum, a pleasant distraction. It is very misplaced, really damages the symmetry and is over hyped based on the "level" of attraction. But it's not a bad thing. It's just very poorly designed/placed at the macro level.
 

Bocabear

Well-Known Member
nice thing, poor location....
Sadly way too late to do anything about it...So... I can hope it will be delightful...I mean, who doesn't want a bit of Polynesia in their Futureworld? lol
 

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
And yet, the Poly tower construction has continued at a brisk and uninterrupted pace...
The supply chain issues with construction materials have not been uniform and consistent. Some materials are impossible to find while others are in abundance. Construction workers are also not generalists and the availability of certain trades varies.

The tower is also in a phase of work where changes are easy to see. With almost every project people comment about how fast a project is moving while vertical structure is erected because it is so easy to see the work progress.
 

Splashin' Ryan

Well-Known Member
The supply chain issues with construction materials have not been uniform and consistent. Some materials are impossible to find while others are in abundance. Construction workers are also not generalists and the availability of certain trades varies.

The tower is also in a phase of work where changes are easy to see. With almost every project people comment about how fast a project is moving while vertical structure is erected because it is so easy to see the work progress.
Yep and then everyone loves to also say how something "only has the finishing touches left!" for a whole year or two 😅
 

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