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That's a peculiar spot to have construction staging...

What is the large dark shaded area south of The American Adventure? That wasn't there before. It looks like a new lake.

Maybe it was the launch that was for "intensive purposes"? (or a lack thereof...) ;-)

Does this also mean that Phase 3 is a no go? Or at least, indefinitely shelved?

That's #sprawl at work. Highly inefficient and vastly poor economic way to develop. Bad for transportation, human interaction, pollution, as well as prohibitively expensive to maintain. Ironically, it's the very thing Disney was looking to solve with (the real) EPCOT. Although, to be fair...

Since Mickey will (most likely) be steamboating into the Great Movie Ride...will the Chinese Theater remain? Or will it be turned into something else, say, a Steamboat, or....a Sorcerer's hat... o_O

That's literally the opposite of an IP. In multiple ways.

In studying that map of CBR, are they really removing almost two whole "islands" for a DVC? Wow they are really shrinking CBR. But, why? Why not just build the DVC in the empty lot across from Trinidad South?

So does Hollywood Studios.

I don't think it's the Millennial generation that is the one which is looking at what is "hot NOW." Millennials are more focused on quality. That sometimes (more often than not, actually) means something old, something that has already stood the test of time. Superheroes, however, do fit the...

Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Western Expedition. ;-)

Didn't make the graphic. Just found it and linked to it. But, you're right. Some of the stones were used in multiple movies and places. Can you just imagine the awesome ideas Disney is probably thinking of right now: Energy: Travel through Energy with the Guardians of the Galaxy...

So...could we be looking at an Avengers ride for every pavilion?

Here's a bird's eye view thanks to Google maps. The orange balloon would be directly over the Custom House check-in area, and the yellow seems to be somewhere towards the left side of the small lake near the Custom House.

Watching that video again makes me realize that Epcot was really great in 2000. A few of the old attractions had left by then, but the Millennium Celebration was a pretty massive and spectacular undertaking. IllumiNations 2000 was (and still is) the most awesome fireworks show ever seen at...

Looks great now, but it'll be out of date and ugly in 15 years, just like every other hotel over there.

The original budget for this ridiculous land was $400 mil?! How does a family roller coaster, a spinning ride, and a couple of shops cost $400 mil?! With the proposed/rumored $350 mil for all of Epcot's Future World, that's not very encouraging. :-/

"limited Horizon" ...horizon with a capital H... Reading between the lines, you are obviously hinting that Horizons is coming to Hollywood Studios, yes? ;-)

I don't get it. 1983? EPCOT opened in 1982, didn't it?

Get Elon Musk to build a Hyperloop straight from Mission Space at Epcot to his SpaceX facility at Cape Canaveral. Make it an upcharge in Epcot, where you can literally zip on over to NASA in 20 minutes (quicker than taking a bus from any resort on Disney property to Epcot itself) and explore...