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Charge On

I was thinking Mission to the Moon/Mars, thanks to the circular room and screens in the bottom showing the ascent from earth. But that one works too.

A quite nice throwback to a classic attraction, too.

I'm getting Innoventions vibes, where it's a bunch of interactive exhibits crammed together into a space. The only difference is, the theme is Play and the setting is just every IP under the dome.

Check the other facilities. ITJ isn't the only three letter initialization being used for the Skyliner.

I'd wager it was a decorative wall, used to block out an un-decorated view of the space between SM an Tron's Gravity Building from guests.

Story wise, I'd assume it's to represent a Space Elevator, leading up to the restaurant. Really cool science concept that can't actually be done reasonably yet. They could kinda represent it with a vertical spotlight? Not certain.

How do you think they'll do the live-action remake?

Theseus's Donald.

This is an "Art" model and should be treated as such. Other concept art, such as the Epcot Entrance art, does not show decor like this.

China is featured prominently on one of the "petals" on the new Epcot art model at D23.

Look at the Epcot Entrance art for more details. Looks to be exactly as insiders have said, a walkthrough attraction located between the center spine and the seas. I'd bet on it having a bunch of interactive touch points throughout. The title "Journey of Water" makes me think of the water cycle.

More details were posted a few months ago. They were supposed to be released by the end of the summer.

One eye or one building?

If the line to load guests onto the ride vehicles backs up (missing ride vehicle causes a gap, cone is taking up a car, guests spreading out amongst cars, any multitude of things), they can't keep putting people on the ramp. The ramp goes, but then there'd be nowhere for the people to go. Any...