If you had money to sponsor a ride in epcot center which would it be. It can be in future world or the world showcase. maybe the ride does not exist in the particular country yet.
........don't think I would touch the Land too much though, maybe just a new Soarin film.
Test Track has been on the mind most recently. Boot out GM, keep the ride system, change the theme back to that of WoM but faster, and enclose the outside section. Put Centercore in the middle of the outer loop.
That or UoE, keep most of the ride system, but rip out the current diorama and theater 2, make new radok film for preshow, new film for theater 1, and make new diorama that would replace the existing one but also extend around the periphery of the theater 2 room (no longer a theater). Focus on near-future renewable energy implementations in the current diorama (Windmills like in scandinavia, solar plants, nuclear, etc) and fantastic energy sources in theater 2 (large scale geothermal, fusion, crazy scifi stuff)
That or turn WoL building into either a weather themed pavilion with some kind of get-you-wet ride, or a pavilion focusing on atoms, micro organisms, etc (think Adventures thru Innerspace but expanded)
Too many ideas, too little money. I have a grand scheme in my head for nearly all of the pavilions, don't think I would touch the Land too much though, maybe just a new Soarin film.
Test Track has been on the mind most recently. Boot out GM, keep the ride system, change the theme back to that of WoM but faster, and enclose the outside section. Put Centercore in the middle of the outer loop.
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Imagination Pavillion.
Hire an old school JII fan to recreate the ride. Use my Imagination to create another attraction and redo the whole exterior to a more imaginative concept.
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I would sponsor Wonders of Life, no question. That poor pavilion needs love. It never was my favorite, but it just makes me cry every time I walk by it and see it sitting there, unused and unloved.
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