'Brave' playground and a dose of Scotland coming to Epcot for the summer

[Pumbas Nakasak]

I am familiar with the concept of deep frying pizza and pies and spent my brief time as an apprentice fetching pudding suppers and bottles of bru for the time served. However at that time deep frying confectionery was still in its infancy and was limited to mars bars and crunchies.

 

[real mad hatter]

Gees a Clue!

I am familiar with the concept of deep frying pizza and pies and spent my brief time as an apprentice fetching pudding suppers and bottles of bru for the time served. However at that time deep frying confectionery was still in its infancy and was limited to mars bars and crunchies.

Scratching ma Heid, curious as ever,where are you from? scotch pies deep fried,pudding suppers,I had them when I was an apprentice in Glasgow shipyards in the 60,s.:wave:

 

[stuart]

Found this on youtube of the Millennium Village http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J0vlXAj4AM

 

[bennyw01]

Although I do agree the U.K pavilion needs more Scotland Brave is the wrong way to tackle this.

I initially thought Brave was set in Ireland when I first saw the trailer.

As a seasoned Scottish visitor spending many a week in Dunkeld it would be great to see Scotland given the WS addition it deserves.

Deep Fried:
Creme Eggs
Mars Bars
Milky Ways
Ice Cream Cones
Pickles

Also anywhere with Iron Bru on tap is a 100% winner in my eyes! Nectar of the kings! and at only 80p a bottle where I work its a daily staple.

 

[The Braveheart]

Last year I visited a friend who was staying at Davenport. We stopped in at a Wall Mart next to Southern Dunes to pick up a bottle of wine etc. I was amazed to find Irn Bru on sale in a Wall Mart!!

If they gave us Dr Pepper it's only fair they take Irn Bru!!

 

[bennyw01]

Massive WoW for Walmart repping the Iron Bru!

Always the first drink I get at the airport when arriving back in the UK and is usually the only drink I have for about a week after!

The refreshing orange Bru would sit amazingly in WS!

Anyone get a chance to try the Fiery one? sadly we didn't get that variation, according to Barr we were too southto receive it! only downside at living in Brighton.

 

[WDWFREAK53]

I know they're not actually at the UK pavilion...but what about Off Kilter?

 

[bennyw01]

I know they're not actually at the UK pavilion...but what about Off Kilter?

Are they not just Canadians with Scottish aspirations?

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Scratching ma Heid, curious as ever,where are you from? scotch pies deep fried,pudding suppers,I had them when I was an apprentice in Glasgow shipyards in the 60,s.:wave:

I was born a Bairn.

 

[real mad hatter]

Whit!

I know they're not actually at the UK pavilion...but what about Off Kilter?

Aye! What about Off Kilter. Good music from a bunch of non scots:ROFLOL:

 

[real mad hatter]

There You Go.

I was born a Bairn.

Fae Falkirk eh!:wave:

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Fae Falkirk eh!:wave:

I was born there but from Whats It Called? (the village) :animwink:

 

[CBOMB]

Are they not just Canadians with Scottish aspirations?

The piper and drummer are from Florida. The bass player is from Cork City Ireland. The keyboard player is from Puerto Rico. The lead guitar player is from Kentucky.

 

[rsoxguy]

The keyboard player is from Puerto Rico

Don't you mean "Puerto MacRico"?

 

[jt04]

Well lets face it you wouldnt be at Disney.

Someday I will be flying down in my aerocar.

 

[real mad hatter]

Hmm.

I was born there but from Whats It Called? (the village) :animwink:

Glen Village?:shrug:

 

[bennyw01]

Also there is nothing Scottish about Scotch Eggs!

Invented in Fortnum & Mason London many a year ago!

However they could still have them in the UK pavilion.

 

[MillVillDavid]

Found this on youtube of the Millennium Village http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J0vlXAj4AM

That guy at the beginning of this video saying, "hello and welcome to Scotland"?

That's me, that is.

Davie

 

[kapeman]

Wish it was open later, we don't arrive till the 24th

Same here!

:brick:

 

[flashinghelmet]

Isn't the surname/clan/crest of arms area meant to be a slice of Scotland?

Plus, you may say it is purely English architecture, however, the Rose & Crown is a mixture of styles and is certainly British rather than only English. The telephone boxes etc are all British.