Exactly! They should have done Mission BreakOut in Orlando and then rethemed RnRC to another non-Universal Superhero IP. They could even make Rogers the Musical work in the theatre by just never outright saying "Captain America" or any taboo IP's.
I mean, I'd prefer to keep all Tower of Terrors and just update RnRC and the area around it, but if they were intent on turning TOT into an action ride, Orlando's TOT is far better suited for that experience. They could have had an actual show scene in the 5th dimension area with AA's and effects that we travel through instead of the fully screen-based downgrade in California.
Every interactive element is a part of the water cycle. The signs are exactly what exhibits in world showcase use to teach. It fits world nature to a tee.
If you're going to be too busy to watch the movie until June, then I guess you wouldn't have paid to see it in theatres anyway. Best of luck making it through the next few months!
You managed to type all of this and not have a single bit of truth
It’s about the water cycle.
The Castle Parks are so all-encompassing of the Disney Parks Experience that really there are very few attractions that Disney has built anywhere that would feel really out of place at a Castle Park. It's probably only some of the behind-the-scenes MGM Studios stuff and yeah some of the World Showcase stuff that wouldn't fit at all.
Where would dinosaur fit? Tomorrowland?
Since The Boneyard was considered for Hong Kong Disneyland's Adventureland, they could have built a Dino Institue in an Adventureland environment?
I don't know.... It doesn't fit with it's location in EPCOT...certainly not thematically...The educational aspects are fine but seem thin...without a proper pavilion backing everything up it feels kind of lost...it certainly doesn't connect architectually or visually with the Seas pavilion... it is too far away, and again, no design connection whatsoever....and when I was there it was being used mostly as a selfie spot and kiddie splash pad... So yeah, I do feel like it is misplaced... Wuld have worked beautrifully in DAK... coukld have even worked as some part of Adventureland...but this was a bad location... It's pretty... but makes no sense where it was placed....
I actually agree it looks a tad out of place at Epcot but they made it work by incorporating some educational aspects to it.
Yeah I have to agree here! It fits better than anything DIS has done lately.
Yeah if you remove the one educational part about most educational attractions, turns out it won't be educational. Who knew!
Bingo! I had a friend with me visit who is not a regular but once in a while, and even she said how it looked like something that should be at DAK. That's because Disney didn't know what to do with Epcot, they still don't know what to do with Epcot, they have gotten so off course and abandoned just about everything it was about and designed to be, (no one with a vision, too many cooks in the kitchen). I could go on, but back to Tropical Americas, which I think is going to be beautiful when all is said and done.
But it is about the land/water cycle. And it is in front of the Land/Sea pavilions... And has nothing to do with animals.
