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I will admit that I will actually miss the Tiki Goddess. That animatronic was fairly impressive and did actually fit the theme of the show (not the tone though). Any ideas on what effects will be implemented in the newer version?

Thanks for the update! :wave: I'm starting to get awfully curious about the work going on in TL. Hopefully it's not for a planter. Also, love the trams!

:ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL: I thought I was the only one.

True. DL's Tomorrowland is in most desperate need of some great attractions.

True, but at least with MILF (pardon the abbreviation) next door, the balance would be more fair. Timekeeper wasn't aimed at appealing anyone in particular. Also, with today's media and reliability on the internet, AE could have a different outcome as opposed to a decade ago. People sure have...

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:lol: What I think Disney's strategy should be, if they do bring the attraction back, is to be very strict with warnings. There should be a "switching off" option before the attraction for people as well.

I will admit that I terribly want Alien Encounter to come back, maybe with a slightly updated storyline and a new film (although Tim Curry's voice would be an interesting choice to re-use). I, for one, don't mind Stitch too much but even then, I skip the ride almost every time I visit the...

According to MiceChat; "Le Visionarium (Timekeeper) in Concert with Bruce Broughton! Bruce Broughton, Composer of the famed but sadly removed attraction "Le Visionarium" will present his magnificent score at this year's film music gala concert "Hollywood in Vienna" (in Vienna) on September...

;) Don't forget the Simpsons visited EPCOT Center.

:lol: Haha I did catch that. Pretty creative.

Just back from J.J. Abram's newest film, Super 8. The fact that alot of the movie is still a mystery is a breath of fresh air for me. Seeing it with as little knowledge as possible made it all the more worthwhile. That being said, let me dive into a little review of the film: (a little warning...

??? This has to be temporary. There is no logical reason that Disney would remove a sign just to put wireframe in it's place. Otherwise, it's not horrible looking, just a big downgrade.

I have to agree with you here. The original UoE, while informative and smart, was just boring. Today's general crowd (not the hardcorre disney fans) will never spend 45 minutes watching an educational lecture like the original show. I doubt I could even sit through that. No offense to...

As a MASSIVE fan for the pavilion, here's my 2 cents... Personally, I think Ellen's Energy Adventure was a step in the right direction for Disney. Today's theme park market doesn't care too much about education (technically it never did), so the original UoE would be ignored and/or skipped by...

Scare Zones (In order on Map) *SPOILER ALERT HHN; 20 Years of Fear: Ironically the first scare zone I will be discussing is in my opinion, the scariest. Here, every famous character from Horror Nights past (Jack the Clown, Norman Bates, Chucky, Chainsaw Team, etc.) is prowling the streets...

No problem. The set pieces this year were pretty good. I'll put up the scare zones review soon.

Here is my review for HHN XX. (WARNING: Spoiler Alert) Having never experienced HHN before, visiting during the infamous 20 Years of FEAR theme was a real treat. I was able to experience the various characters from the past as well as some newer, equally terrifying characters. Definitely a...

Most likely but you have to take in account any additional music that never has contained any of Williams music before. (pre-show vids, queue)

It will be interesting hearing the work Giacchino will do for the ride. Kind of a shame that Richard Bellis isn't returning.