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Just the holidays in general. Last I heard they want to start work next month, and I'm assuming with a start date like that the work would be finished by Christmas? That was partly speculation on my part, my bad.

Just sharing what I've heard. Assuming the ground lights at this point are going to be the last thing on the docket, first visible work will probably be the light pillars in the center of the plaza.

I'm hoping so lol. My knowledge here is admittedly somewhat limited. I'm aware that EPCOT maintenance has gotten a bit of a shakeup lately and fixing the garden lights is currently a large priority. I'd like to think they're gonna fix them properly but it gets to a point where I'm not sure...

If all goes to plan, they'll be fixed by the holidays

There are plans, yes.

Gotta admit there sure is a lot of really unwarranted doom and gloom about what may or may not happen in a project that is at least another five years out. Plenty of people who never rode the original ride know who Dreamfinder is, and even if they didn't a new ride will introduce them to him. We...

Judging by concept art no, it's going to be a whole new marquee. It was likely priority to remove the blue car because it was peeking over the construction wall, and also a lot easier to take down than the part that's actually embedded into the ground. I just don't think that part of the plaza...

We're not getting a redo for a while. Plans in development, as anyone who has spent any of the last 20 years following rumors for this pavilion would tell you, doesn't really mean anything. There's currently a desire to do something here after Spaceship Earth wraps its refurb. Even if this...

I really really really wish they would reinstate this pass. I'm planning on letting my AP go when it expires next year, and as someone who already only uses their pass to go to EPCOT the after 4 pass would be a no brainer for me to get rather than letting my AP go entirely.

At this rate I don’t expect us to hear much prior to like a month before reopening.

It went seasonal in 2004, last seasonal opening was for the holidays in 2006 and closed for good on New Year’s Day 2007. The simulators weren’t removed for another five years though.

With there having been absolutely nothing inside WoL for the better part of the last 20 years I think you’d be pretty hard pressed to find anyone here who doesn’t lament the loss of Body Wars. Even if you didn’t like the ride, it was capacity that the park used to have and doesn’t anymore.

I don't necessarily think it's a reflection of quality, but I do find it very concerning that we know essentially nothing for a project that was announced over a year ago and has been under construction for nearly four months now.

Imagination was a close third. Horizons, depending on whether you consider popularity to be the amount of demand or the total percent of park guests visiting, was either fifth or sixth (behind Living Seas and Body Wars). I think this is worth emphasizing as well. Just because WoM was popular 30...

World of Motion was EPCOT's second most popular attraction in the early 90s, only behind Spaceship Earth (which makes sense considering it was the only attraction you *had* to walk past when visiting the park back then). Part of that is likely because it was the highest capacity thing at EPCOT...

Valiquette hasn't been EPCOT's VP for a little while now, Kartika Rodriguez has been in that role since 2021.

The sooner people realize this was the only proposed plan for the spine that wouldn't have been hot garbage, the better. It's an incredible shame that we missed out on it.

When you go to the Georgia Aquarium you buy admission to just the Georgia Aquarium. The Seas is one section that requires no separate admission in a huge theme park that you paid to visit. It's apples to oranges, it's fine.

This argument is so funny to me because there's literally more bare concrete now than there was before

Yes, for about a month or so. They play the 1999 loop in there now.