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EPCOT Big changes coming to EPCOT's Future World?
- Thread starter djkidkaz
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Disstevefan1
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ToTBellHop
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It’s not a complete failure. The planter is more informative than high school health class.You can rush perfection.
Or in this case, a complete failure.
I still can't find it.
Disstevefan1
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Sincerely, Disney is very skilled at cement and fake rock.
haha I was gonna say I actually kinda like it
esp given that its just a fancy bandaid as I still say its gonna be under 10 years until they bulldoze this area again
Disstevefan1
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I was hoping they put some glass in the cement to give it sparkle.haha I was gonna say I actually kinda like it
I love your optimism that it will be less than 10 years
Josh is in charge, so who knows? My rational mind says Josh will do nothing to rock the boat, my magical thinking says he will do great things for the fans that the Disney spreadsheeters hate.
Too early to tell.
Corylancaster
Active Member
unrelated to the topic of the lighting, but does anybody know what the shrub type is that is inside the planter on the left?
donaldtoo
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At least they didn’t use the leftover Lowe’s bathroom tile from the Morocco pavilion.
Ayla
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I walked through this "finished" area for the first time last week. It was still behind construction walls on my last trip in 2022.
To say it was jarring is an understatement. You walk through the beautiful, open, light and airy new entrance, with the energy and movement of the fountain and people and then ~ you get to this area. I had honestly forgotten about it, until I stumbled into it. I was there a little after opening, so people were streaming in. Not one person was in the new area, not even to just walk through it. It was bare, barren and felt completely out of place.
On my way out at 2:30, it was also empty.
To say it was jarring is an understatement. You walk through the beautiful, open, light and airy new entrance, with the energy and movement of the fountain and people and then ~ you get to this area. I had honestly forgotten about it, until I stumbled into it. I was there a little after opening, so people were streaming in. Not one person was in the new area, not even to just walk through it. It was bare, barren and felt completely out of place.
On my way out at 2:30, it was also empty.
Kusamaki
I highly recommend the app "Seek" from iNaturalist to identify plants and animals.
Disstevefan1
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Its better than the broke lighting, curling up, trip hazard, screwed down with Tapcons:
Br0ckford
Premium Member
I suppose....if we're setting the bar that lowIts better than the broke lighting, curling up, trip hazard, screwed down with Tapcons:
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Disstevefan1
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We don't have much of a choice at this point. Its a disappointing situation.
MickeyMania26
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That's' another travesty I'll never understand the idiocy bone headed decision. And just because the third party management that pulled out during covid! And not even Lowes tile try left over tile from in the 80s bathrooms or wonders of life.At least they didn’t use the leftover Lowe’s bathroom tile from the Morocco pavilion.
It looks like basically the same state that it was weeks ago.
Are they looking to outdo the covered seating area at Woody's Round Up when it comes to finishing projects?