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News Big changes coming to EPCOT's Future World?
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I have no inside information but I would venture a guess that the money from Bob’s Folly went towards the partial CC rebuild.
No Name
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Well only a fraction of the money is going toward that, as the whole point is it’s less expensive than the original.
htaylor1918
New Member
Really need to get your facts straight. MGM was built before Universal studios. Animal Kingdom also opened before Islands of Adventure. SMH
castlecake2.0
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Will CommuniCore Hall opening mean the Canada theatre not having to turn into booze booth half the year?
MrPromey
Well-Known Member
To be fair, with this, the Polynesian DVC tower and the center street re-bricking in the MK, Disney has a lot on their plate, construction-wise, right now.
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TwilightZone
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This is just sad, it's a water playground, not an e-ticket. Should not last another full year of construction.
UNCgolf
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I doubt it. They could use Odyssey for that and they haven't.
It's not the only thing being constructed.
Rich Brownn
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MGM was announced after and was the direct result of Universal's announcement. Disney was hoping Universal would throw in the towel. It's also why MGM was a half-day park... it was quickly cobbled together.
No Name
Well-Known Member
They said Universal Studios prompted Disney to build MGM, which is 100% true. The Animal Kingdom part is not.
Isn’t it interesting that Disney cared so much about Universal back then that they actually announced a new park and then raced to beat Universal’s opening whereas now their ego is so big they just sit on their laurels and releases answers years after Universal.
Movielover
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Poly1974
Active Member
You really need to get your facts straight before calling others out. MGM was a direct response to the announcement of Universal Orlando. Eisner wanted to beat Uni to the punch and rushed to open the park, hence it has never been a complete park to this day. The AK piece is false. might want to do some homework before you proclaim yourself the expert.
WDW John
Member
Hmm, not really sure who needs to get facts straight here. htaylor1918 didn’t post anything factually incorrect in the part you quoted, at least as far as I can see. Regardless of if MGM was in response to Universal it still opened first, so that's correct. Also, AK opened in 1998, on Earth Day IIRC. Looks like IOA opened in 1999, about a year after AK. Perhaps I'm mistaken (and the internet, too) and IOA opened earlier than 1999, but AK was definitely open in 1998, I visited it in 1998.
No Name
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If you’d even bothered to follow the conversation, you’d see that they were clearly suggesting that MGM was not in response to Universal, which is wrong. Let me spell it out for you below:
Read before commenting!
WDW John
Member
You made a poor assumption. I had already read up. htaylor1918 didn’t insinuate anything (and also quoted nobody) and instead stated a fact: ”MGM was built before Universal studios”. As I said before, regardless of the reasoning behind the post, that is a fact. You called them out to get their facts straight, but their facts are straight.
Really, both Snake and htaylor1918 are correct, with maybe some unnecessary snark involved.
Funny advice coming from someone who calls people out to fact check when their own facts are really “facts”.
I read this “fact” before commenting:
Maybe it’s time to take your own advice.
Sir_Cliff
Well-Known Member
It's clear they don't care. I wouldn't be surprised if they finish Moana and just leave it sitting there behind construction walls until the rest of the spine is completed. Guests can just deal, I guess.
I like how during the Arts Festival they replace all the walls with mural sized canvases for guest-participation painting projects!!