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News Big changes coming to EPCOT's Future World?
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UNCgolf
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Personally I wish they'd remove Nemo and change the whole pavilion back to the original concept, when it was one of the best overall experiences at WDW.
Since they're not going to do that, though, they should at least reopen all the aquarium windows and use Nemo as an educational tool (as you mention) instead of the quite bad ride that exists now.
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Animaniac93-98
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Wondering if more of the spine will open up with Moana on Oct 16, or will remain as is until December.
aladdin2007
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I may have lost track but what is going in the big open space next to the left of communicore hall, it looks like it should be part of the enclosed building but its open......
vikescaper
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That’s CommuniCore Plaza and there will be a stage underneath the roof.
McMickeyWorld
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a closer look at the plaza
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Dreamer's
Communicore Plaza dance floor in front (or in back of) the stage. Celebration Garden SW.
Celebration Garden NW...
Celebration Garden NE...
Celebration Garden SE...
Hub Central. Note the size of the workers in the landscape...
Dreamer's
Communicore Plaza dance floor in front (or in back of) the stage. Celebration Garden SW.
Celebration Garden NW...
Celebration Garden NE...
Celebration Garden SE...
Hub Central. Note the size of the workers in the landscape...
castlecake2.0
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Credit to Dreamfinder Guy twitter
James Alucobond
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I'm hoping they can get to something like this for the Journey of Water opening:
And then this at some point in November:
Looking quite good, IMO.
Earlie the Pearlie
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trainplane3
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I really do wonder if this is primer. The beige always fit the building better which is something I usually don't say since it's far from a favorite color. I always felt blue was overused everywhere on and in the pavilion.
Sir_Cliff
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It would certainly be nice to see a restoration of Living Seas to something closer to its original state.
I found it the most effective of the original pavilions in terms of its architecture due to the combination of shapes and the mural at the entrance. Like everything at Epcot, though, it fell victim to the post-1995 'improvements' which involved painting everything bright colours and adding clutter. This is one case where I think it could pretty much go back to its original state and look fantastic, which I'm not sure is true of all the original pavilions.
I found it the most effective of the original pavilions in terms of its architecture due to the combination of shapes and the mural at the entrance. Like everything at Epcot, though, it fell victim to the post-1995 'improvements' which involved painting everything bright colours and adding clutter. This is one case where I think it could pretty much go back to its original state and look fantastic, which I'm not sure is true of all the original pavilions.
Chupaca Bruh
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So there will be a huge amount of benches under all those tree lined gardens in the center.. right?
tparris
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James Alucobond
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There are markings for bench installation underneath the shade structures in the northwest garden, the northeast garden appears to have traditional dining tables in the site plan, the southeast garden has seating built into the planters, and the southwest garden will have both traditional seating and built-in benches surrounding the nine centerpiece trees.
Animaniac93-98
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Looks so much better than the blue.