This is the new Millennium Village. Yet, unlike its predecessor, Eternity Village shall last until the end of time. It represents the following countries: Brazil, Cambodia, Egypt, Spain, Israel, Saudi Arabia, India, Cuba, Jamaica, Eritrea, Sweden, South Korea, Mongolia, and Greece.
Representative of Brazil, a simulation of a boat ride down the Amazon and a Soccer Game. Cuba is represented by a Spanish Fort with a shooting gallery using cannons and foreign ship targets. Jamaica is represented by a stage for Reggae music and a small restaurant that serves Jamaica’s unique cuisine. Greece is represented by a replica of the Acropolis of Athens and a replica Knossos with a maze inside. Sweden is represented by a large greenhouse that grows Swedish plants. Spain is represented by a Moorish Palace. Egypt is the largest section in the area, due to the sheer amount of things in the section. Guests can explore a tomb and learn the tragic love story of Sabni and Satiah, star crossed lovers of warring towns across the Nile, read historical records with English translations, go to a fortune teller machine themed to Wadjet’s Oracle at Per-Wadjet, visit a dig site in the 1900s, and see Luxor, Karnak, Giza, and The King’s Valley. Eritrea is represented by a coffeehouse. Israel has a dark ride called Journey Through Jerusalem in which guests ride omnimovers through Jerusalem. Saudi Arabia is represented by a Magic Carpet ride over the country. India is represented by a large replica of The Taj Mahal that serves as a stage for a dance show. South Korea is represented by a culture museum and restaurant. Mongolia is a yurt in which people perform the traditional bowl dance and serve milk tea. Cambodia is represented by a Khmer ruin that guests can explore. (Think MK’s Jungle Cruise Temple Mixed With Swiss Treehouse)
Representative of Brazil, a simulation of a boat ride down the Amazon and a Soccer Game. Cuba is represented by a Spanish Fort with a shooting gallery using cannons and foreign ship targets. Jamaica is represented by a stage for Reggae music and a small restaurant that serves Jamaica’s unique cuisine. Greece is represented by a replica of the Acropolis of Athens and a replica Knossos with a maze inside. Sweden is represented by a large greenhouse that grows Swedish plants. Spain is represented by a Moorish Palace. Egypt is the largest section in the area, due to the sheer amount of things in the section. Guests can explore a tomb and learn the tragic love story of Sabni and Satiah, star crossed lovers of warring towns across the Nile, read historical records with English translations, go to a fortune teller machine themed to Wadjet’s Oracle at Per-Wadjet, visit a dig site in the 1900s, and see Luxor, Karnak, Giza, and The King’s Valley. Eritrea is represented by a coffeehouse. Israel has a dark ride called Journey Through Jerusalem in which guests ride omnimovers through Jerusalem. Saudi Arabia is represented by a Magic Carpet ride over the country. India is represented by a large replica of The Taj Mahal that serves as a stage for a dance show. South Korea is represented by a culture museum and restaurant. Mongolia is a yurt in which people perform the traditional bowl dance and serve milk tea. Cambodia is represented by a Khmer ruin that guests can explore. (Think MK’s Jungle Cruise Temple Mixed With Swiss Treehouse)
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