flavious27
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Well wdw seems like one big walmart at times. I think that you are missing the 15yo AA with a whisper of a skirt and uggs and also the fist pounders from NYC.
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Brazil Pavilion in Epcot?
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Well wdw seems like one big walmart at times. I think that you are missing the 15yo AA with a whisper of a skirt and uggs and also the fist pounders from NYC.
flavious27
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You don't even have to go to the South to see those stereotypes, just visit Salem or Cumberland Counties.
It is not just the NE that stereotypes, look at how parts of the country think of people from philly and the delaware valley. Or just how north jersey thinks of south jersey and vice versa.
flavious27
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This is good stuff!
This sort of discussion hopefully shows how silly generalizations are.
Okay so back to ON TOPIC discussion of this Pavillion
What would you like to see if it could be anything?
I think a Peter Pans Flight system with a bit more sway side to side that combines elaborate sets, animatronics, and sensory effects maybe through in a few large scale Glassesless 3D effects OR just through some glasses on. Passing through the jungle depths as the leaves fold and bend around your vehicle and you meet eye to eye with a jaguar luring you into brush so thick you find the light of day has turned to black and a thick humid curtain of steam rises in all corners only the sounds of the Forrest. Suddenly through the limbs and plants and silhouetted animals is a fire. As you once again begin to move forward the fire now shows the construction of the great ruins of the twelve pyramids being built with a bit of drama and eye candy the jaguar once again appears in the brush and as a fire consumes the area of the forrest and heat becomes uncomfortable you rush forward through the fire into a rapid journey through the modern city and ultimatly soar over the beauty of Rio and the natural beauty. Ultimatly as we assend into the clouds dancing atop mountains we dive back into our initial jungle region with the panther as our watcher and protector of the forrest and its secrets and follow this with unload. It would be awesome! It would also be 250 Million so it won't happen but something lie this with someone who could refine the concept could make something special from a concept like this.
This sort of discussion hopefully shows how silly generalizations are.
Okay so back to ON TOPIC discussion of this Pavillion
What would you like to see if it could be anything?
I think a Peter Pans Flight system with a bit more sway side to side that combines elaborate sets, animatronics, and sensory effects maybe through in a few large scale Glassesless 3D effects OR just through some glasses on. Passing through the jungle depths as the leaves fold and bend around your vehicle and you meet eye to eye with a jaguar luring you into brush so thick you find the light of day has turned to black and a thick humid curtain of steam rises in all corners only the sounds of the Forrest. Suddenly through the limbs and plants and silhouetted animals is a fire. As you once again begin to move forward the fire now shows the construction of the great ruins of the twelve pyramids being built with a bit of drama and eye candy the jaguar once again appears in the brush and as a fire consumes the area of the forrest and heat becomes uncomfortable you rush forward through the fire into a rapid journey through the modern city and ultimatly soar over the beauty of Rio and the natural beauty. Ultimatly as we assend into the clouds dancing atop mountains we dive back into our initial jungle region with the panther as our watcher and protector of the forrest and its secrets and follow this with unload. It would be awesome! It would also be 250 Million so it won't happen but something lie this with someone who could refine the concept could make something special from a concept like this.
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And if it werent for the penal colonies theyd be no modern Australia, so for that I guess we do owe an apology.
But its good to see one of the former colonies has learned akll about Imperialism from the mother nation.
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Lucky
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Naw, we're just making the world safe for democracy.
DCLcruiser
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I gotcha covered:
Back on the topic of pavillions. Considering that all of the rides in WS are boat related this would also. My guess is it will be basically identical to Mexico but add more rain forest images.
bluelobster
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A quick heads up: Had the privilege to be backstage at Epcot today, and a large majority of the area between Mexico and Norway has been roped off with new-looking yellow caution tape. In the past most of the empty World Showcase lots were used as prop storage, etc - but the entire area looked recently cleared. additionally there was electrical and sewer work being done in the immediate vicinity. Not sure what this means, if anything, but thought it might be relevant.
flavious27
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Sounds interesting. I guess it matters how much backstage work disney does at epcot.
aladdin2007
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Interesting. I would think though it is time to fill in a space over by Morocco on that side, or one of the ones next to Germany. To make it more varied instead of Brazil right next to Mexico.
montyz81
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What about the lands that Animal Kingdom cover?I gotcha covered:
Back on the topic of pavillions. Considering that all of the rides in WS are boat related this would also. My guess is it will be basically identical to Mexico but add more rain forest images.
DCLcruiser
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We are only talking about WS.
Animal Kingdom would just add India/Nepal and/or the whole world for the Dinosaur sections.
Alektronic
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It;s nothing. It has been there for a while, it was used as a staging/storage area for the construction of the Mexico Cantina. They don't want anybody using it as a parking lot or storage area.
JEANYLASER
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thanks for the info! I was thinking a boat ride in Brazil in Epcot! Just like in Mexico!
gamblepsu
Active Member
Came from closer to Hershey area. York is right around an hour (when there isn't traffic); during the week an hour and a half sounds about right.
flavious27
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Grew up in south jersey so anything between Philly and Pittsburgh is just a vast land to me.
NoChesterHester
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I can't imagine why they would rope it off with plastic caution tape. If you saw survey markers... now that would be something.
I bet we are a LONG way off from construction.
RSoxNo1
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There's a large area between Norway and Mexico that doesn't have any on show elements, but what are the actual behind the scenes elements in that area?
http://www.wikimapia.org/#lat=28.3712334&lon=-81.5465382&z=19&l=0&m=b
It looks to be mostly trailers that can easily be moved. With that said, I would think that wouldn't be the first location choice for a Brazil pavilion, especially one that will include an attraction.
http://www.wikimapia.org/#lat=28.3712334&lon=-81.5465382&z=19&l=0&m=b
It looks to be mostly trailers that can easily be moved. With that said, I would think that wouldn't be the first location choice for a Brazil pavilion, especially one that will include an attraction.
DisneyFan 2000
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:ROFLOL:
I laughed so hard reading that one! Just the mental image... SO funny!