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...when a simple clean-up and technical upgrade would have been awesome.

Two key things I want: A decent descent... ... and in Rome, de scent.

I hear they are going to highlight "Waters from Around the World". Water from Mexico will become the new Beverly...

Sorta like replacing Circlevision with a flat screen...

Definistration is a good thing...

Wow - the Mattertron!

But everyone knows that the future is alcohol... ... forward to the great big beautiful tomorrow of Stuporworld!

Very hard to manage from a power standpoint. Lots of battery required to move horizontally. Vertical not very doable with current technology without drawing power from a track.

Way back before the interwebs, there was a dialup service from GE called GEnie. There was an early version of a board like this there and they ran a trivia contest that I had the good fortune to win. The prize was a permananet guest pass to the Horizons guest lounge. We got to play with the...

Probably required alot of maintenence.

Or when an air hose cut loose and flipped wildly...

trainplane3 said: There was actually a massive amount of infrastructure in this room. There were at least two types of nozzles in the fountains - the stedy ones, which were driven by pumps and the intermittent ones which were driven by compressed air. Those had spcial converging nozzles...

The only things cheesy were the projection resolution and the shortness of the loop. Imaging it with a 60 second loop at today's resolution.

Just waiting for the restroom facilities to be marketed the same way...

AlecTronic was arguably the best part of Innoventions. I remember watching for hours one visit. Very entertaining. As for Epcot, I recently watch a piece on how StarWars 4-6 told a story and 7-8 (and possibly 9) wander aimlessly. I believe the same thing has happened with the park. Epics...

How about Haunted Honeymoon Hotel?

So deliciously 80's!

It's the barstool of the future...

... they are great on short ideas.

Probably done for just that reason - the fans tend to pick at nits, so they give us nits to pick.