Future Canada?

[dandaman]

I would definitely try it before I pass judgment but it definitely doesn't have the most appealing sound to it.

Usually when I'm first describing it to an American, I leave the "curd" part out. Just doesn't sound right, but it's f'ing delicious regardless. I make it from scratch on campus (in Florida) all the time!

Also, I hope Future Canada's show has a Terrance and Phillip translator available.

 

[ScorpionX]

Two words: Tim Horton's! :slurp:

Disney would never put a Tim Horton's in Epcot. They use nicotine in their coffee.

 

[NORMNB8S]

Ha! Just as Mickey is King said, sounds bad, tastes good.

Usually when I'm first describing it to an American, I leave the "curd" part out. Just doesn't sound right, but it's f'ing delicious regardless.

I would definitely try it as I'm always open to trying new things. For me, the curd part doesn't really turn me off from the idea, but I can see why it would have that effect on people.

 

[NORMNB8S]

Disney would never put a Tim Horton's in Epcot. They use nicotine in their coffee.

If you were serious, that has to be an urban legend.

If you were kidding, then never mind...move along...nothing to see here.

 

[THEMEPARKPIONEER]

River Rapids all the way!!!!!! while they are at it they can discuise the soarin building as a ricky ledge and build Niagara Falls running off. Off in the distance that would look legit kind of like expedition Everest. Standing from Norway or Germany pavilion that would look sweet and almost like the showcase was part of that river.

 

[wdwfan22]

Disney would never put a Tim Horton's in Epcot. They use nicotine in their coffee.

That is 100% false

 

[DisneyNut7578]

I was thinking the same thing. Every pavilion now has at least two places to eat, whether they be TS or CS, except Canada.

I'd be willing to give up a CS in Canada if they would build a nice big water ride. :lookaroun

 

[raven]

The pavilion has a lot of potential, so it would be nice to see some sort of expansion happen. However, I just don't see it happening.

Well there may be prime property nextdoor at Imag if they don't find a spnosor. :brick:

Disney would never put a Tim Horton's in Epcot. They use nicotine in their coffee.

That is 100% false

I think the statement was made because Tim Horton's coffee is very addicting. :slurp:

 

[castlecake2.0]

Tim Hortons will never be an addition as long as Disney continues to have an agreement with Nescafé. The Boutique des Provinces upstairs in the Chateau was orginally designed to be a lounge for Le Cellier, and the buildings across the road were planned to be a sort of tourist information building, but now both are used for storage, hopefully something will be added soon...

 

[Lucky]

Moose rides.

 

[Texas84]

Someone else on this board once said the back area failed because fat Americans won't walk up that hill (yes, I'm from the good old USA).

 

[lilclerk]

I think the statement was made because Tim Horton's coffee is very addicting. :slurp:

Surprisingly, it's an actual urban legend
http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/timhortons.asp

 

[THEMEPARKPIONEER]

Maybe they would use Tim Hortons coffee to reduce the smoking in the parks.

 

[Matt and Kelly]

I think the statement was made because Tim Horton's coffee is very addicting. :slurp:

This is very true!

 

[a2grafix]

Two words: Tim Horton's! :slurp:

D-i-t-t-o ... and some Timbits and an Iced Capp too.

 

[Disneybird]

Okay I looked up Tim Hortons. Nice menu and from all the response on here, obviously people like it.

Something like that with some outdoor seating might be very nice.

With the crowds that LeCellier draws, you would think Disney would find a way to expand the food option in Canada. However a new ride would be great too.

 

[HoneyMnShawnee]

Aye for Tim Horton's! All of the suggestions for the Canadian Pavilion would be great additions. Canada at Epcot has been sorely lacking and I would love to see more there for everyone to enjoy.

 

[rkelly42]

I like the bar idea for Canada. They could serve molson beer and have curling on.

 

[CaptainWinter]

How about a ski lodge? Skiing is one of Canada's greatest features, and there's very little ski-related stuff anywhere in WDW (Blizzard Beach is sort of ski-themed).

 

[jac07024]

One thing that is always entertaining about world showcase is the Canada pavilion. The reason for this is I live about an hour from the Canadian border and played hockey for a majority of my life so trips to Canada were very common. I always think its cool how people who are no where near Canada are very entertained with it. I can honestly say I've never stopped at this pavilion. When our cousins come up from Virginia, they have to go see Niagara Falls (something I've seen upwards of thirty times). I think it just shows the vastness of our country and how some of us take Canada for granted it's really neat for some people.