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The exterior of GOTG/Energy won't look as garish as GOTG/TOT in DCA.

I am purely throwing this out there for the fun of it. In an effort to be true to the spirit of The Twilight Zone, Disney Imagineers reportedly watched every episode of the original television show at least twice. The attraction buildings are littered with references to Twilight Zone episodes...

WOW!!! :jawdrop: Once again...proof that Epcot was ahead of its time and even sadder that the powers at be think IP is the way forward.

Changes to the building exterior will most likely happen, just as long as it doesn't take on the characteristics of the DCA Tower...

Why is that sad? I think its pretty awesome and brilliant.

How dubious...but also entirely accurate.

Well there you go. I wonder why those haven't been as widely circulated.

This is vaguely off topic, but I just found this out and thought it was interesting. Be honest, who actually knew Epcot was laid out like this on purpose?

Well, I hadn't seen them before, and the site I got them from only posted them yesterday...always behind :(

It would appear so!

Two "newly released" (but really actually older) pieces of concept art!

well found, sir.

They've been put in time out! But seriously. I suspect we'll see their full construction/shape very soon.

Again, you have it backwards. I agree with you that if someone pitched Twilight Zone to you, the words "haunted hotel" might not come up, but it wasn't pitched that way. The haunted hotel concept came first, followed by the appropriation of the Twilight Zone theme, hence why it worked and was...

Nah man. Imagine, a guy gets into an elevator thinking its gonna take him to floor 4. When he gets out, he's in a totally different realm/dimension. Enter Rod Serling with his saucy voiceover. THAT is Twilight Zone. Remember the episode where the kids went swimming in the pool and when they...

Maybe it's just me, but the base premise of a haunted elevator in an old school hotel says "Twilight Zone" to me. Again, I do "buy" the GOTG storyline and like I said before, that's not my problem with the attraction. That's not what makes Floridas better. There are more differences. And you...

Just bummed this from the Tower's Wiki page. I think its interesting at least. In the late 1980s, a second phase of development was being designed for Disneyland Paris (then Euro Disney). Included was a free-fall type ride in Frontierland that was to be named Geyser Mountain. It would have...

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