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I'm confident it's not. But I'm not an insider so hey.

If they can make it equally visually stunning and thrilling I would be a happy camper.

Have any pictures? Never been would like to see.

It looks badass. I mean it's on it's own island. Let me repeat, IT'S OWN ISLAND!!! BTMR out there makes WDW's look like small world.

Well by where I live there used to be a wooden coaster called Hercules. Now that was a rough one. I've heard people break bones up there. Now if it tops that, then I will call it terrible.

This is pretty bad. I also heard one time that the monorail took you to Animal Kingdom.

Well I mean terrible is such a strong word toward a company who doesn't focus on roller coasters as much as others. It was a foundation for the Rock N Roller Coasters, Space Mountain in DLP, and California Screamin'.

Really? I mean I've never been on it but it looks great. Wasn't that the first Disney coaster to take guest upside down?

It always seems that way though. It's really bad show. However at night, IMO with all of the lights it's the best looking pavilion in Epcot. But please can we get some window cleaning.

True but being it is glass it gives type of a retro future thing so it's not that bad but I see what you mean. Honestly the most dated looking pavilion is WOL. Inside and out it just dated itself. The whole 80's health craze theme was kinda fading at the time.

The windows (and the ones at the land) just need a fresh cleaning. It always seems they are dirty to me. A fresh cleaning and the pavilion would look nice. That and of course the return of the blue color scheme.

I know but I'm talking right after Kodak's first contract ended. Fuji came along with an idea for a roller coaster. Right?

Didn't Fuji come along at one point trying to put a coaster in there? A coaster or e ticket can fit in there but we just need a company who will spend money.

It'sfunny because the 5 times I saw EO on vacation people were cheering more than when HISTA was there. If they could bring back EO can we bring back the bear's hoedown? That was a great show.

Because I'm agreeing with a fellow thrill seeker

World of Motion and Test Track have the same building though.

Why doesn't Hess sponsor UOE? They have gas stations on property so I don't understand. State Farm could fit WOL.

Yes Disney Fanatic yes!!! I agree with you here so much. Us thrill seekers need more than the Mountain Range.

Country Bears were sponsored by Pepsi in it's early history. But enough of my thread drift. Crayola execes if you are reading this please save the Imagination Pavilion. Please and thank you.

I kinda figured that. But I would think that with such a long history they would continually sponsor at other American parks as well.