They most likely won't do anything until Figment: The Animated Series is in it's third season in 2026...
Maybe Pete Doctor could think up an idea for a Dreamfinder and Figment movie they could do at PIXAR. That could help, I think.
It may seem that way, but I'm sure its not the case. Something will happen, eventually... of course we've been waiting for that eventually now for 20 years, and due to COVID we won't be seeing anything happening anytime soon, understandably of course. An update was scheduled for 2025, according to Martin back in August of 2019, and imagineering has hinted towards an eventual return of something in vein of the original attraction. I'm afraid until then, we'll just have to keep waiting.
It really boggles the mind that Figment (and Dreamfinder) hasn't been given more of a role in other media, aside from those comic books. He's just sitting there!
Do you think Bob Iger might just have some sort of dislike for Figment?
Perhaps. Chapek at least might recognize the character still has merch potential. Otherwise, I feel like they would have replaced him by now.
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This is the area where the IBM briefing center was next to the IBM Think exhibit. I used to run full day product briefings in that meeting space during the Lotusphere conference. It is very sad to see this space complete removed. I know it isn’t original Communicore, but this experience of working inside Epcot was one that I will never forget. Such a bummer this is gone!Photos of the demo/construction work from today
EPCOT Central Spine demolition and construction - January 8 2021
EPCOT Central Spine demolition and construction - January 8 2021
Yep it was in this from the other day
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maybe? but I worry its going to be no different than town center at disney springs.
I suspect a lot of folks, after seeing the Communicore East buildings (finally) cleaned up and modernized, are going to turn around and look at the still empty field that was the western half and maybe (finally) realize demolishing that side wasn't such a great idea after all.
Well, yeah. The original plan was for them to turn around and see a futuristic three-tiered festival building, not an open plain of booths. But, you know, a worldwide pandemic happened.
What makes it so hard to believe? Look at how they’ve dismantled what was one of the most unique theme parks in the world, just to make it more bland. I’m sorry, I meant more “Disney”.
