500 years from now.

[timoteo]

Do you think 500 or 1000 years from now more advanced humans will place an underwater marker where Disneyworld once stood for curious historians to visit? Do you think there will be some remnents of structure or just a marker? Or maybe it will linger on all run down like coney island for a while and then be demolished to make way for new development that we cannot even imagine and that has no resembelence to a theme park. Have a nice day.

 

[CoffeeJedi]

Maybe they'll move the whole thing to an artificial moon in orbit.
Read Cory Doctorow's "Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom" for his vision of the future of WDW. Its available for free download as an e-book on his publisher's site here:
http://www.craphound.com/down/download.php
Cory is a big creative commons/open media advocate, as you'll see in the story.

 

[figment1985]

what a depressing thought...

I think disney world would still be here, just extremely advanced!

 

[Master Yoda]

It all depends on weather the ant people that will be ruling the world will allow us to do such a thing.:lol:

 

[SpongeScott]

what a depressing thought...

I think disney world would still be here, just extremely advanced!

maybe we could visit YesterdayLand.

And why is it going to be underwater?

 

[Scar Junior]

maybe we could visit YesterdayLand.

And why is it going to be underwater?

Because Al Gore said so..... after all, he did invent the internet.

 

[ClemsonTigger]

maybe we could visit YesterdayLand.

And why is it going to be underwater?

Cause global warming will swamp all of Florida...and the big one will have happened, so DL will have been dumped into the Pacific. Tokyo/Disney Seas will have lived up to it's name....

DL Paris is all we'll have.

 

[Master Yoda]

Cause global warming will swamp all of Florida...and the big one will have happened, so DL will have been dumped into the Pacific. Tokyo/Disney Seas will have lived up to it's name....

DL Paris is all we'll have.

Man, that is a depressing thought.:lol:

 

[polynesiangirl]

Man, that is a depressing thought.:lol:

LOL. Fortunately, I don't plan to live that long (thank goodness,) so I won't have to be around to watch WDW sink into the ocean...

 

[SpongeScott]

LOL. Fortunately, I don't plan to live that long (thank goodness,) so I won't have to be around to watch WDW sink into the ocean...

It could happen quickly. It may take 500 years to get the marker ready.

 

[brich]

Man, that is a depressing thought.:lol:

Have you been? Not that depressing... Alot better than just 6 Flags.... :lookaroun

 

[Hakunamatata]

Man, that is a depressing thought.:lol:

You can say that again....I wonder if my DVC membership will become valid for Disney Frenchy French Land...:veryconfu

 

[RickEff]

I bet POTC will STILL be popular in 500 years!

 

[Master Yoda]

Have you been? Not that depressing... Alot better than just 6 Flags.... :lookaroun

I have never been but I had to make the joke.

You can say that again....I wonder if my DVC membership will become valid for Disney Frenchy French Land...:veryconfu

No worries. Wont your DVC expire in like 40 years?

 

[RickEff]

No worries. Wont your DVC expire in like 40 years?

Nah - I'm sure current members will get a discount to sign up for the following 50 years!

 

[Hakunamatata]

No worries. Wont your DVC expire in like 40 years?

49, but isnt Al saying that we will be under water like, next year or something :veryconfu

 

[NJDVCMembers]

No worries... in another 500 years all current incurable disease will have been eradicated. Walt will be defrosted, cured and regain the Disney Throne after a short war with the sub-human mutant army of King Michael Eisner the XXIII.

 

[Rogue71371]

All will be well.

Disney World will be in a Glass Bubble.

Everyone will arrive in the old 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Nautilus Ships.

The Living Seas Will be the Largest attraction! Just look out the bubble!

 

[GenerationX]

WDW will still exist, but the surrounding orange groves will be decimated due to frigid temperatures.*

*According to the multitude of alarmist Science teachers I had in the 70's who warned of the coming ice age.