A cool vision of what EPCOT could be...

[ChrisFL]

By a part time WDW cast member:

http://www.peterschaab.com/epcot.htm

lots of CGI models about his ideas for the park. I like them, although it would be very expensive!

 

[Testtrack321]

Wow. That's impressive stuff and I like some of his ideas. Not all, but enough. Everything looks impressive, futuristic, and wide open, as if in the 70s they went to 2010 to pick up design tips.

 

[SMRT-1]

WOW! FIRST OF ALL THAT LOGO ROCKS!

 

[Sam Eagle 1776]

Impressive, i like the part of incorporating futureworld technology into WS

 

[blackthidot]

That is pretty crazy. Awesome designs...

 

[Epic Epcot]

*jawdrop* That would be beyond incredible. This could've easily made Epcot the greatest theme park ever built. The level of detail and effor Schaab put into this is just... woah. I'm surprised he hasn't applied for WDI yet.

 

[Master Gracey 5]

Count me impressed. That's really taking Walt's original idea of EPCOT and bringing into the new century. The scope of it is so incredible that even a portion of it would be an accomplishment. Disney ought to hire this kid full time - anything less would be a waste.

 

[janoimagine]

Beautiful work.

 

[montyz81]

Such a great job. It frustrates me to think that disney wouldn't consider .09% of that redo project!

 

[CaptainWinter]

yeah!!! great work!

 

[hpyhnt 1000]

The size, the scope, the purpose of once again making Epcot a learning and cultural center instead of just a theme park... Walt would be pleased.

 

[Future Guy]

Someone give this guy unlimited funds and make him Dictator of EPCOT.

 

[ChrisFL]

Someone give this guy unlimited funds and make him Dictator of EPCOT.

Although I'm not 100% on-board with his ideas, it really does put into stark contrast what could be done with EPCOT vs. what is being done (not much)

After looking at that, I'm reminded of the failed Eisner project, the Disney Institute. I lived in Orlando during the time the Institute was around and still never knew much about it. IMO they made a mistake by not making it a part of EPCOT, it would have been a much better fit if they could have incorporated that into the park.

 

[Future Guy]

Although I'm not 100% on-board with his ideas, it really does put into stark contrast what could be done with EPCOT vs. what is being done (not much)

After looking at that, I'm reminded of the failed Eisner project, the Disney Institute. I lived in Orlando during the time the Institute was around and still never knew much about it. IMO they made a mistake by not making it a part of EPCOT, it would have been a much better fit if they could have incorporated that into the park.

Oh, I disagree with some of his ideas, too. But it's the most far-reaching concept to "fix" EPCOT that I've ever seen.

 

[SMRT-1]

I would love to hear what Eddie Sotto thinks about his ideas...Eddie you out there?

 

[Mr.EPCOT]

It is absolutely beautiful work, and truly in the spirit of classic Disney pushing the boundaries of innovation.

I would love to hear what Eddie Sotto thinks about his ideas...Eddie you out there?

You might want to bring it up in that Eddie Sotto specific thread, that's the only one he ever seems to respond in.