FigmentJedi
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Look, if they are looking to celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States, and they are really pushing the Muppets again, it ONLY makes sense to bring back "Great Moments in History" for 2026... right? RIGHT?!?!
Look, if they are looking to celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States, and they are really pushing the Muppets again, it ONLY makes sense to bring back "Great Moments in History" for 2026... right? RIGHT?!?!
We've been a nation of industry and engineering for a long time now, and one the best way to show that is our cities. I personally think the skylines of NYC, Chicago, and the National Mall are fantastic sites to see along with Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and our other natural landmarks.Kinda seems like a bullish list…to be honest…
The best parts about THE UNITED STATES (i hate that they’re using ‘Merica in the title…it’s not accurate) are the nature scapes inland…not really the city skylines and beaches…with some extensions
The best city skyline/reveal…
No joke…it’s probably Pittsburgh from the south. As ridiculous as that sounds
Genuine question, since Epcot has 3 theaters, could there ever be a possibility in the future that all 3 versions are available to choose to experience at the same time (like OG Soarin’ is in concourse A, etc) or do all theaters need to be synched to the same film at the same time?
Temporary meaning “so book your trip!”Not sure why this is temporary… I feel like Soarin’ Around the World is showing its age, and about a decade lifespan per ride film seems appropriate.
We've been a nation of industry and engineering for a long time now, and one the best way to show that is our cities. I personally think the skylines of NYC, Chicago, and the National Mall are fantastic sites to see along with Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and our other natural landmarks.
It would certainly fit in with the idea that different concourses take you to different places.Genuine question, since Epcot has 3 theaters, could there ever be a possibility in the future that all 3 versions are available to choose to experience at the same time (like OG Soarin’ is in concourse A, etc) or do all theaters need to be synched to the same film at the same time?
Let’s hope we fly toward the US Capitol and not the Washington Monument!This is AWESOME & I look forward to seeing it…at least now when the “Amber waves of grain” are bent, it’ll make sense…
Meanwhile while Soarin over New Jersey…
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Its possible for them to do different films, the issue would be the queue. The way to do it would be eventually just have them random.Genuine question, since Epcot has 3 theaters, could there ever be a possibility in the future that all 3 versions are available to choose to experience at the same time (like OG Soarin’ is in concourse A, etc) or do all theaters need to be synched to the same film at the same time?
The Ohio River cities all have some pretty amazing reveals from their southern approach. Cincinnati (on I-75) and Louisville are pretty good, too, oddly enough.Kinda seems like a bullish list…to be honest…
The best parts about THE UNITED STATES (i hate that they’re using ‘Merica in the title…it’s not accurate) are the nature scapes inland…not really the city skylines and beaches…with some extensions
The best city skyline/reveal…
No joke…it’s probably Pittsburgh from the south. As ridiculous as that sounds
…I’m sure that “fish” has been swimming around the “think tank”Nah, they will add Disney characters small world style that can fly and wave at people like a bad screen saver image as they fly on by..![]()
You fool, it's called Brand IP SynergyKinda seems like a boorish list…to be honest…
The best parts about THE UNITED STATES (i hate that they’re using ‘Merica in the title…it’s not accurate) are the nature scapes inland…not really the city skylines and beaches…with some extensions
The best city skyline/reveal…
No joke…it’s probably Pittsburgh from the south. As ridiculous as that sounds
Yeah but Cincinnati sucksThe Ohio River cities all have some pretty amazing reveals from their southern approach. Cincinnati (on I-75) and Louisville are pretty good, too, oddly enough.
again...Disney offering some glimmers of hope latelyWho called that one? I know it's 250, but still, this is a nice surprise (if they keep the Goldsmith score intact in some way).
Those polyester drapes in 110 heat index are kinda nuts, aren’t they?Also on the wishlist would be a quick American adventure refurb like they just did to SSE. And VoL back to colonial costumes….
I'm assuming and hoping the initial run lasts a full year too (at least through the holiday 2026 season!).Temporary meaning “so book your trip!”
I imagine, at a minimum, this will show July 4, 2026-July 4, 2027. Then they evaluate based upon popularity.
This is a great surprise! Entirely unnecessary, non-IP, just meant to improve our Epcot day. Despite the broken core, I’m so happy with all the love for the attractions at Epcot lately.
It is planned to run through the LA Olympics at least at DCA. I don't know if the Epcot schedule is different.Temporary meaning “so book your trip!”
I imagine, at a minimum, this will show July 4, 2026-July 4, 2027. Then they evaluate based upon popularity.
This is a great surprise! Entirely unnecessary, non-IP, just meant to improve our Epcot day. Despite the broken core, I’m so happy with all the love for the attractions at Epcot lately.
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