EPCOT Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind attraction confirmed for Epcot

[GlacierGlacier]

While in the park today, I noticed the up ramp was red (I presume painted). If it is painted red, why?

Likely insulation/waterproofing. It'll probably have the same finishing as the rest of the building, visually.

 

[mitchk]

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[wdisney9000]

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I dont get it. You are just posting pictures of the sky? I dont see anything? Just a red colored ramp that leads to nothing but clear blue skies? Is there supposed to be some sort of structure there?

 

[MisterPenguin]

I dont get it. You are just posting pictures of the sky? I dont see anything? Just a red colored ramp that leads to nothing but clear blue skies? Is there supposed to be some sort of structure there?

Now that Disney owns Fox, it will be an Escalator to Nowhere ride.

 

[mitchk]

I dont get it. You are just posting pictures of the sky? I dont see anything? Just a red colored ramp that leads to nothing but clear blue skies? Is there supposed to be some sort of structure there?

I know right. It’s so disguised Lol

 

[mitchk]

 

[mitchk]

A few more

 

[Skibum1970]

Now that Disney owns Fox, it will be an Escalator to Nowhere ride.

This is more appropriate:

 

[Missing20K]

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Thru-Wall Scupper and Downspouts confirmed.

 

[NateD1226]

 

[Mike S]

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For some reason this reminds me of The Truman Show.

 

[GlacierGlacier]

For some reason this reminds me of The Truman Show.

And in case I don't see ya - good afternoon, good evening, and good night.

 

[mitchk]

A few more

 

[mitchk]

 

[rickdrat]

Do we know much about what type of coaster this will be? Looking at the tunnel between the UOE show building and the gravity building doesn't seem to leave much room for a return track (assuming the section there now is part of the lift/launch system).

 

[DreamfinderGuy]

Do we know much about what type of coaster this will be? Looking at the tunnel between the UOE show building and the gravity building doesn't seem to leave much room for a return track (assuming the section there now is part of the lift/launch system).

The tunnel is very clearly devided into Launch and Return, you can see it from in the park. Hard to pick up in a photo

 

[rickdrat]

The tunnel is very clearly devided into Launch and Return, you can see it from in the park. Hard to pick up in a photo

Thanks. It is hard to visualize it in the photos I've seen so far. I guess they'll be side by side rather than one on top the other which is what I was visualizing not knowing how wide the structure is.

 

[twilight mitsuk]

Thanks. It is hard to visualize it in the photos I've seen so far. I guess they'll be side by side rather than one on top the other which is what I was visualizing not knowing how wide the structure is.

same as RNR

 

[DreamfinderGuy]

Please excuse my awful design work, but this is about what the tunnel looks like from the park. Left side is level through most of the tunnel about ten feet of the ground, the right side is a steep incline. which begins at a lower level relative to the ground of UoE. I made a rough diagram to help people visualize it

Edit: I hope "Untitled-1.png" is a good enough file name for you guys

 

[larryz]

Do we know much about what type of coaster this will be? Looking at the tunnel between the UOE show building and the gravity building doesn't seem to leave much room for a return track (assuming the section there now is part of the lift/launch system).

Maybe it never returns...