They are liquid shaped like snakes that fly over your head. VERY cool. Is it water? What holds it together?
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Fountains near Journey to Imagination
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NunuBelle
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That fountain is very cool indeed!
As to how it works... I'll leave that to more knowledgeable members of this Forum!
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UncleMike101
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The fountains use Laminar Flow Technology applied by engineer Mark Fuller.
Here is a good article about him.
www.wdwfanzone.com
Here is a good article about him.
The Magical Future of Water
Long before the water spectacular World of Color splashed into the Paradise Bay Lagoon at Disney California Adventure, a jumping stream of water left many an imagination perplexed with its whimsical motion in Epcot Center. Children and children of heart ...
www.wdwfanzone.com
NunuBelle
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Very interesting article, I've always admired the Bellagio fountain in Las Vegas too.The fountains use Laminar Flow Technology applied by engineer Mark Fuller.
Here is a good article about him.
The Magical Future of Water
Long before the water spectacular World of Color splashed into the Paradise Bay Lagoon at Disney California Adventure, a jumping stream of water left many an imagination perplexed with its whimsical motion in Epcot Center. Children and children of heart ...
I had no idea they were designed and engineered by the same person.
Thanks for the info!
void**petey
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Awesome article, thanks for sharing!The fountains use Laminar Flow Technology applied by engineer Mark Fuller.
Here is a good article about him.
The Magical Future of Water
Long before the water spectacular World of Color splashed into the Paradise Bay Lagoon at Disney California Adventure, a jumping stream of water left many an imagination perplexed with its whimsical motion in Epcot Center. Children and children of heart ...
Fascinating. Thanks to all who replied.