Damaged 'Leave a Legacy' tower now repaired and back on display

[Figment1986]

Are you referring to the late John Hench, Imagineering legend, who was the project lead?

didn't he say the painting of those monoliths on the legs of SSE was not part his idea... :lookaroun

and at least when he did the castle cake it was a temp idea

 

[stewdog1]

It would be great if someone developed a first person shooter video game based in Epcot so you could blow up those tombstones.

It might be cathartic to some.

 

[BrerFrog]

The Castle Cake was his idea too.

John Hench is my idol, so I this lightly when I say, nobody is perfect...

The Castle Cake!? Really!?

I think that was much worse than the Wand and the BAH. Nobody is perfect I guess.

 

[mickey2008.1]

Im glad its back becayse we have two pictures on there. And when its time for them to come down, i will be ok with it, just send me my two plates.

 

[raiden]

And when its time for them to come down, i will be ok with it, just send me my two plates.

plus 1

 

[MichWolv]

The Castle Cake was his idea too.

John Hench is my idol, so I this lightly when I say, nobody is perfect...

The Castle Cake!? Really!?

I think that was much worse than the Wand and the BAH. Nobody is perfect I guess.

I loved the castle cake. It was funny and outlandish and over the top. Of course, if it had stayed for 7 years like the wand or 9+ like the BAH, my opinion of it would have declined rapidly. :lol:

 

[Mr.EPCOT]

I think it's worth noting that the picture plates for that column are still in the former WorldKey area...

 

[wdwmagic]

I think it's worth noting that the picture plates for that column are still in the former WorldKey area...

Why is that worth noting? Just a matter of time.

 

[_Scar]

The guy took risks, and sometimes he succeeded.


Nobody is pristine. With risk comes great reward or failure. He wouldn't of gotten to the position he was in to be making these choices if he didn't stand out from the crowd.