News Big changes coming to EPCOT's Future World?

[Darth Snips]

I have to say, I’m actually really impressed by the new look! The design looks sleek yet natural.

Alright Disney, you have my attention. And if you announce a Mystic Manor style ride for Imagination V4 ....

 

[yensidtlaw1969]

Nah. Looks like Avatar.

Avatar's just Pocahontas with the White Balance adjusted.

 

[SplashJacket]

The elevated structure on the southernmost part of the hub.

 

[Mike S]

Avatar's just Pocahontas with the White Balance adjusted.

Aside from the songs, I enjoy Avatar more

 

[PJBuckeye]

Worth noticing, all of the Pavilions that remain between the old art and new art are in the exact same spot - save for Germany, which has been nudged slightly to the left.

As if to make room for something between it and Italy.

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(I aligned them perfectly in Photoshop to confirm - I don't doubt for a moment that this was on purpose. It's the only one that's been moved.)

I like what I assume to be the new festival center.

 

[tparris]

I will , that elevated structure in the hub looks quite interesting. I would imagine there will be some great views up there.

 

[SplashJacket]

Elevated structure top view.

 

[SplashJacket]

I like what I assume to be the new festival center.

Brazil. Pretty sure the festival is the floating structure.

 

[SplashJacket]

I will , that elevated structure in the hub looks quite interesting. I would imagine there will be some great views up there.

Perhaps a great drink too!

 

[Darth Snips]

Martin has already explained most of its purpose, I was focusing more on it aesthetically. While I 100% think it looks like a coffee table, it is the first piece of original architecture Epcot has gotten since Wonders.

It looks neat. It seems like it has the potential to become a newly iconic piece of Epcot’s skyline.

 

[Mike S]

New Hub Table Service.

The elevated structure on the southernmost part of the hub.

I am in love with the 60’s future vibe this gives off.

Elevated structure top view.

 

[EJ96]

I don’t want to read too much into it but from these pictures it definitely seems as though they’re leaning heavily into an eco-friendly take on the concept of the future

 

[trainplane3]

Martin has already explained most of its purpose, I was focusing more on it aesthetically. While I 100% think it looks like a coffee table, it is the first piece of original architecture Epcot has gotten since Wonders.

I'll agree 100% with that. Anything that isn't a box is a plus and this is something extremely original and interesting looking.

 

[SplashJacket]

Epcot Forever show appears to have kites, boats, lasers, and fireworks.

The interim show looks to have water screens with projections (First photo.)

 

[WDW862]

I don’t want to read too much into it but from these pictures it definitely seems as though they’re leaning heavily into an eco-friendly take on the concept of the future

Reminds of those "city of the future" concepts

 

[Spash007]

Besides the Celebration of Disney music, did anyone else notice the lack of IPs? Yes, the water trail is inspired by Moana, but it’s not in you’re face like I thought it would be.

 

[brb1006]

Probably hub. Looks like something from Pocahontas... Which I believe is in the concept for the new firework show.

That actually reminds me of one of the floats from Tapestry of Nations.

 

[brb1006]

The elevated structure on the southernmost part of the hub.

The Fountain of Nations lives!

 

[brb1006]

With the reveal of the new logo for Epcot. Does this mean they might someday update the entrance for drivers?

 

[PJBuckeye]

Brazil. Pretty sure the festival is the floating structure.

Yes, that is what I am talking about.