Japan DOES have an attraction. Kawaii Japanese girls in the store and restaurant.
If the Outpost place is considered a country, that would be my answer to the one I like the least. It's a waste of space and Animal Kingdom already has that Outpost kind of theme.
Otherwise I don't think they need to remove any of the main countries. I love them all. Germany has nothing but I think Germany needs some sort of attraction.
I don't really understand why there is an American Pavillion and Epcot is in America. All there is in America is that quick service restaurant and the American Adventure.
Well, technically, the pavilion is never called "America". It is always referred to as the American Adventure even on the signs across the lake with the names of each country. Correct me if I'm mistaken, but the pavilion wasn't originally planned to be part of the World Showcase in its current position. It was supposed to overlook the other countries from the opposite side of the lake.
Yes, yes, yes!
I don't get all the Morocco hate! From a strictly objective viewpoint, Morocco is no worse off then Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, or Japan. All those countries lack an attraction, just like Morocco, and in fact, if you really want to analyze it, Germany, Italy, and the UK are worse off. Why? Morocco has full counter and table service restaurants, numerous shops, an exhibit area, and regular daily entertainment both inside Restaurant Marrakesh and along the promenade. Currently, Germany and Italy only have table service with no counter option (yes, Germany has a pretzel and dessert stand, but thats hardly full counter service) and the UKs counter service only serves Fish n Chips. Germany's entertainment is usually limited to inside the restaurant, and Italy has been spotty with its daily offering, sometimes having nothing.
Morocco also has an exhibit area that Germany, Italy, and the UK lack. Not to mention, Morocco is much more detailed and authentic in terms of layout and architecture. So, when you look at the facts, Morocco is far from the weakest pavilion in World Showcase. Sure, it could use plussing, but just because a majority of this country can't find it on a map, or that some Epcot visitors decide its not worth their time to explore the pavilion, does not mean it needs to disappear from World Showcase. :brick:
try earth googleCould anyone provide me with a link to the map of the Outpost section of WS?
try earth google
http://earth.google.com/
there is a lot of country's that would be nice to see i agree about the outpost as well my wife said she hopes its not Morocco they have her favorite drink's there
Morocco Margaritas are my favorite:sohappy:
I could see this happening with Morocco though, since Americans in general aren't too up on geography. If it's not Europe, many people regard it with suspicion.
That this is being floated is probably a reliable indication that it's been proposed or considered by TDO. (Can any "insiders" dispute that?)
If so, then maybe it's time to lose all faith in Disney. The room for expansion is obvious to everyone, and the sense of demolition and reconstruction is obscure, at best. Fans have been clamoring for a new nation in World Showcase for years, and they would be the target audience for any expansion. Only they, and not the casual, once-in-a-generation visitor, would acknowledge the significance of a new nation along the lagoon. But their enthusiasm would be tempered, if not completely abrogated, by the symbolism of corporate stinginess and of creative constipation represented by replacing an older pavilion with a new one, rather than simply adding.
This would be the equivalent of offering a child a spectacular Christmas present, but only in exchange for his cherished birthday gift from a few months back--absolutely insane. The money is already spent on the older toy, which may have lost some of its magic, but still warrants the love of something comfortable, familiar, and irreplaceable. What's the sense of abandoning it when the cost of replacement would only add to the expense of new construction?
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