What if the E.P.C.O.T. acronym stood for something else?
This week marks the 1-year anniversary of me joining the forum (June 11) and the release of Incredibles 2. With those, I wanted to have some fun with a personal project while also keeping it challenging. I wanted to see if I could take my favourite park in EPCOT, and my favourite Disney company in Pixar, and combine them into one beautiful park.
I also wanted to add on the challenge of keeping EPCOT as the name but having it’s shift in focus be reflected. Therefore, EPCOT will still be the name of the park but the acronym will change (hence the name of the post). EPCOT no longer stands for the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, but now stands for the Expanded Pixar Concept of Theming.
I’ll be honest right now and say I haven’t figured out an attraction for all 13 Pixar franchises. After seeing Incredibles 2 tonight I have figured out some attractions, but some are still left up in the air.
One thing to note, there are 13 Pixar Franchises and 16 attractions in EPCOT (15-17 depending on how you count it, plus Ratatouille and GotG on the way) so some current EPCOT attractions will stay in some degree.
Over the next few days, I will start posting general overviews of each franchise and where it is going in the park, how realistic I think the IP being in the park is, how realistic I think this specific attraction is, and anything else I feel may be important.
With that, I will be back tomorrow with the first Pixar IP implementation overview!
(Overviews will be posted in the order of how realistic I think it is for the IP to be added to the park)

This week marks the 1-year anniversary of me joining the forum (June 11) and the release of Incredibles 2. With those, I wanted to have some fun with a personal project while also keeping it challenging. I wanted to see if I could take my favourite park in EPCOT, and my favourite Disney company in Pixar, and combine them into one beautiful park.
I also wanted to add on the challenge of keeping EPCOT as the name but having it’s shift in focus be reflected. Therefore, EPCOT will still be the name of the park but the acronym will change (hence the name of the post). EPCOT no longer stands for the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, but now stands for the Expanded Pixar Concept of Theming.

I’ll be honest right now and say I haven’t figured out an attraction for all 13 Pixar franchises. After seeing Incredibles 2 tonight I have figured out some attractions, but some are still left up in the air.
One thing to note, there are 13 Pixar Franchises and 16 attractions in EPCOT (15-17 depending on how you count it, plus Ratatouille and GotG on the way) so some current EPCOT attractions will stay in some degree.
Over the next few days, I will start posting general overviews of each franchise and where it is going in the park, how realistic I think the IP being in the park is, how realistic I think this specific attraction is, and anything else I feel may be important.
With that, I will be back tomorrow with the first Pixar IP implementation overview!
(Overviews will be posted in the order of how realistic I think it is for the IP to be added to the park)