People looked forward to Frozenstrom too.
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News Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind attraction confirmed for Epcot
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Movielover
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That blatant disregard started long before Epcot Center was even built.
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Have not experienced it yet, Some people can't afford yearly WDW trips...
Not really. But given your age that’s a very good reason why you don’t “get it”. You really missed out on something special.
Horizons '83
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That’s kind of what I was getting at, seems to be a consistent theme with people who seem to think frozenstrum and GotG are both good ideas.
Movielover
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Based upon all of my memories and pictures from my trips to WDW throughout my life... I have to disagree. Nothing but fantastic, entertaining adventures with many more to look forward to in the future. But then again I'm not the one living in the past here on this board...
Movielover
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And where did I ever say that Forzenstrum was a good idea?
I assume the original plans for the exterior of the gravity building have been scrapped or significantly reduced to curb the ballooned overspending on the entire project? You don't "go away" green unless you're trying to save some green.
Now back to your regular discussion.
Now back to your regular discussion.
Horizons '83
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Just a gross assumption on my part
Movielover
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That’s fine. But since you were a toddler when EPCOT Center had changed you would have a hard time understanding what made it so amazing.
Take all those amazing memories and pictures and times them by 100 and you’d just begin to scratch the surface. That’s why it’s hard to “get it”. Not a criticism. There’s thousands, millions more the same.
If the park had changed (it had to change) and still be as good as it was that would be great. But it’s not. Nor will it be.
The Pho
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Let's not blame age, plenty of us younger people also think it's an odd decision to say the least, and miss the older Epcot. But you can be disappointed with the direction and still be excited to see the final product. I'll miss Epcot the same way I miss MGM.
Sorry, no disrespect intended. Not blaming age as such, more pointing out what’s very often the reason. I’ve many friends who never saw the glory days and yet yearn for them.
Movielover
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I'm sure, and you amazing videos help show me what that Epcot was like. I hope everyone who visits WDW has the same experiences and memories that I have. But what I know, just being a young toddler, is that that version of Epcot is gone. I am sorry that it is becasue clearly it means something very much to you, but I look forward to a new experience that hopefully can mean something to someone like those attractions did to you.
Very eloquently put.
Also, let's not think that all people of a certain age who did experience Epcot in its prime were impressed by it, in case anyone may have been inclined to think that.
Movielover
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And with all due respect... Frozenstrum has no place in World Showcase, Mary Poppins and Ratatouille, yes, but fictional kingdom...
I'm not a monster for goodness sake...
I'm not a monster for goodness sake...
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Frozen Ever After is a great ride and people love it. This is the new direction for Epcot and if you don't like it you are clearly living in the past.
Horizons '83
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No disrespect either, but I have seen a trend and I was curious.
Movielover
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Frozen Ever After is a great ride and people love it. This is the new direction for Epcot and if you don't like it you are clearly living in the past.
Thank you, I needed that!
Incomudro
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You have no idea what the entire experience of this coaster is going to be like.
I can say I don't like free falls - but then there's Tower of Terror.
Or, I don't like log flumes - but then there's Splash Mountain.