There could be one quite soon at www.mousebits.com if there is interestDoes anyone know if there are any free videos of it online? I haven't seen anything on YouTube/Google Video :shrug:
There could be one quite soon at www.mousebits.com if there is interestDoes anyone know if there are any free videos of it online? I haven't seen anything on YouTube/Google Video :shrug:
I respectfully disagree. I can see where the two pavillions could be connected into one LARGE pavilion. Similar to The Land. If you look on Google Earth, you will see this would be easy. So Mission:Space 2 could be themed as a ride to Mars and then physically joined to the old WoL building and you could have a simulator attraction on Mars and a show in the theatre. Plus room for a whole lot more. That would be amazing and would not cost all that much. Maybe Alien Encounter can be reborn at Epcot. Sorry EPCOT purists, I would love to see it happen. :lookaroun Just dreaming!![]()
Could I have a little more information on what you mean by, "Similar to The Land"? Are you saying The Land is two pavilions joined?
Yeah, they didn't even finish the corporate lounge. It's still barren on the Test Track side - like barely more then wall studs.
They're just dying to throw money at Epcot![]()
So I guess Disney can't operate an attraction without a corporate partner? I realize it takes money, but that's what ticket prices and food prices are for, revenue. I find it hard to believe that operation of an attraction is solely based on corporate sponsorship...
So I guess Disney can't operate an attraction without a corporate partner? I realize it takes money, but that's what ticket prices and food prices are for, revenue. I find it hard to believe that operation of an attraction is solely based on corporate sponsorship...
The Mouse has been dealing with Corporate Partners all the way back to the opening of Disneyland and the 1964 worlds fair. You know, Carousel of Progress, brought to you by General Electric (....I think.....) Its a Small World, brought to you by Pepsi, as well as the Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln (i forget who sponsored that one)...
I never thought of that. Quite clever!As for your M:S 2 bit.. I think someone is a slight up of what's really going on. The little birdies are saying the Body Wars simulators are being used by WDI as a test bed for new concepts.. since the ride system is of course the same as the one used in Star Tours currently. So Body Wars gives WDI a nice little place to work out concepts... for the Star Tours update.
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