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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Nunu
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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
Nunu
Premium Member
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.
