WelshBatman
Active Member
Brazil could have a fun KIDCOT stop though. Instead of having the kids decorate those paper things, they could set up a huge maze and have the kids follow the tour flags around...
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Brazil to join the World Showcase at Epcot
- Thread starter LarryStoken
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hpyhnt 1000
Well-Known Member
Interesting rumor! Time will tell I suppose. 
DisneyMusician2
Well-Known Member
And maybe Dell could put in a customer service center...
Just kidding. I would love a great indian restaurant in WS, but I have yet to try Saana at the AKL Villas. I hear it is quite good.
India could certainly yield a rich architectural and cultural area in the WS.
trr1
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trr1
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Wow your duffle bag must be getting heavy by now:lol:
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
If you don't want to spend that money on a show for Japan, spend it on Russia.
I'd be happy to be back in the USSR.
I'd be happy to be back in the USSR.
trr1
Well-Known Member
Only one country needs to be added...............
ride for that area would be
Journey under the Kilt :ROFLOL:
and a hagis food stand
or the ride could have everyone shoot up heroin and crawl out of the filthiest toilet in Scotland like they did in Trainspotting. LOL
in reality Europe is already heavily represented, perhaps the England pavilion could change its name to United Kingdom to throw a bone to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
I think Australia would be a good addition too
AnimalMagnetism
Member
It already is the United Kingdom pavillion.
I heard a particularly fine exchange between a cast member in there and an American woman and her teenage daughter.
CM to daughter: "Can you tell me which countries are in the United Kingdom?"
Daughter: "England!"
CM: "Can you think of any others?"
Daughter: "No. How many are there?"
CM: "Four"
Mom: "I know Ireland's in there. Scotland is part of England, right? So there's still two left. Do you guys still own India?"
WishingOnAStar
New Member
:brick::ROFLOL::brick::ROFLOL::brick::ROFLOL:
I always heard it called the England pavilion. They must have changed it to United Kingdom recently. They did the same thing with MGM Studios. Out of nowhere, they changed it to Hollywood Studios but most people still call it MGM.
GrannyJill2
New Member
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels strongly about Brazilian tour groups. My first visit to WDW was in July, and the groups were SO obnoxious. I ran the other way every time I saw one of their little flags bobbing my way.
That said..... I would love to see a pavilion featuring Russian, Czech, Romanian, and Slovak culture. They have great music and food, and their native costumes are gorgeous.
Mickey_777
Well-Known Member
If Epcot is going to go with a South America country, I don't know if Brazil is the way to go. South America as a whole is probably best represented by the countries that span the Andes mountains. Any country from Colombia down to Chile...even Argentina would be a good choice.
The Empress Lilly
Well-Known Member
Dear oh dear! Haha! Some people are sooo geographically challenged! India!? My goodness.
Everybody knows that the four home countries are England, Scotland, Ireland and Cornwall. Sheesh.
It has appeared on the maps as the United Kingdom since opening day.
EPCOTPluto
Well-Known Member
Then why is that one guy belly achin about Scotland if it is already included?
njDizFan
Well-Known Member
Been UK pavillion since 1982, and DHS since January 2008.
The DHS name change was officially known since summer of 2007.
I don't know about the average person but most disney fans do refer to it as DHS...
or TPFKaDMGM...:ROFLOL:
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
Enh, the yocals would be complaining about how "Outdated" it is now anyways...
:lol: