Favorite Educational Attraction

[mf1972]

kidding aside, I'd say living with the land

 

[MinnieM123]

So happy to see all the love for Living With the Land!

Living with the Land is a pleasant and educational attraction. (I do, however, miss the CMs who used to give "live" narration on the boats. The recording they use now is o.k., but I miss seeing the CMs.) As a side note: the Behind the Seeds tour in the Land Pavillion is really good, if you ever get a chance to do that.

 

[Funmeister's Delight]

Message is still educational

Talking fish recreating scenes from a popular film is not educational. I've been through the current pavilion many times and never got a message other than "The Big blue ocean is Big and Blue" nothing wrong with the song, its just not educational.

 

[mrscricket]

The Circle of Life.

 

[okcthunder]

Talking fish recreating scenes from a popular film is not educational. I've been through the current pavilion many times and never got a message other than "The Big blue ocean is Big and Blue" nothing wrong with the song, its just not educational.

Looking at the presentation is educational alone.

 

[zurgandfriend]

"Imma smack you, boi, if you ever ask me to go to Epcot while we're in Florida. I'm the one you learn things from, not the fancy schmancy Walt Disney crap."

I swear I once heard a boy say the following to his girlfriend at Epcot "Why did you bring me to this Epcot place if I wanted all this science junk I would have gone to school today."

 

[Wikkler]

And that's why nobody likes Epcot.

 

[Matt_Black]

I swear I once heard a boy say the following to his girlfriend at Epcot "Why did you bring me to this Epcot place if I wanted all this science junk I would have gone to school today."

I wonder how old this kid was; obviously not old enough to drink, and he probably doesn't know about the belly dancer for Mo-Rockin' (rrrrrawwrr!).

 

[Glasgow]

The Living Seas, Pre-dumbed down version, which included the pre-show movie .. and it rained, and rained, and rained ..

 

[George]

Living with the Land is a pleasant and educational attraction. (I do, however, miss the CMs who used to give "live" narration on the boats. The recording they use now is o.k., but I miss seeing the CMs.) As a side note: the Behind the Seeds tour in the Land Pavillion is really good, if you ever get a chance to do that.

Not a bad value price wise either.

 

[Funmeister's Delight]

Looking at the presentation is educational alone.

Ok now you know that's a load of bull.

 

[Goofyernmost]

The ride (Nemo) isn't. The pavilion is, and I consider the whole thing an attraction.

Yes I am.

That's mighty low to say that about a retired educator of our youth. Shame on you Zweiland. I suspect you had a temporary lapse in thought there, so I'm sure Nemo will agree that a slight tape with a ruler across the knuckles should serve to end those lapses.

 

[Zweiland]

That's mighty low to say that about a retired educator of our youth. Shame on you Zweiland. I suspect you had a temporary lapse in thought there, so I'm sure Nemo will agree that a slight tape with a ruler across the knuckles should serve to end those lapses.

I'm sorry; I was possessed by Meg. *Gives Nemo an apple*

 

[graphite1326]

sitting pool side among Brazilian tour group. Now that was educational.

 

[Little Green Men]

Ok now you know that's a load of bull.

The aquariums? The displays? The shows with dolphins and divers? The trivia screens? The information plaques?

 

[okcthunder]

The aquariums? The displays? The shows with dolphins and divers? The trivia screens? The information plaques?

He forgot that part....

 

[Funmeister's Delight]

The aquariums? The displays? The shows with dolphins and divers? The trivia screens? The information plaques?

No one actually takes the time to read any of that.

 

[Chip318]

Living with the Land .... I must ride it 3 or more times!!!

 

[Matt_Black]

No one actually takes the time to read any of that.

Well, if people choose not to read a book, is that the book's fault?

 

[disneypearl]

Spaceship Earth
Carousel of Progress
Living with the Land