Welcome back to the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow. Today I will discuss how I would revitalize it. It’s a revival-palooza as I bring back many missed extinct attractions. Let’s start in Future World;
At the Imagination Institute, you may notice a new attraction has joined our pal Figment; “Dreamflight; If You Had Wings”. Join these friendly harpies on a suspended dark ride as they ferry riders throughout the world and beyond. It’s also about the history of aviation, too. Meanwhile, take a step into Journey into Imagination to notice that Dreamfinder has returned. (I considered even a trackless Ride starring him to also be added). Head down to Spaceship Earth to find out that Outer Space isn’t the only kind of space, riders may now take the “Adventure Thru Inner Space” located near Spaceship Earth itself. This revamped version features the Mighty Microscope, back in action (courtesy of a certain Wayne Szalinski), ready to take you through inner space once again. This Adventure is now trackless. Test Track’s pavilion is now named “World of Motion Featuring Test Track”, indicating expansion to come. Inside the pavilion, changes are to come, in the form of the return of the original “World of Motion”, as a walkthrough attraction. In a more minor tweak, “The Seas with Nemo and Friends” is now known as “The Living Seas with Nemo and Friends”.
Now, let me get to the most exciting part; a new pavilion! Not really, it’s a much-missed old one back from the dead, and in a new place. None other than... HORIZONS! A revamped Horizons is now open to riders. This ride features new scenes and more detailed animatronics. Nearby, in the same pavilion, is none other than “The Timekeeper: From Time to Time”, a Circle-Vision 360 film with Animatronic accompaniment and 4D effects. (Maybe the House of the Future could be here too?)
Cross over to World Showcase, and...
I’ll save that for later. For one thing, there’s plenty more rides there now.
But for now, there’s a few more minor things in Future World to see. The Land contains an exhibit on energy, as a nod to Universe of Energy. Which attraction should I cover first?
Edit: I forgot I did World Showcase a while back:
At the Imagination Institute, you may notice a new attraction has joined our pal Figment; “Dreamflight; If You Had Wings”. Join these friendly harpies on a suspended dark ride as they ferry riders throughout the world and beyond. It’s also about the history of aviation, too. Meanwhile, take a step into Journey into Imagination to notice that Dreamfinder has returned. (I considered even a trackless Ride starring him to also be added). Head down to Spaceship Earth to find out that Outer Space isn’t the only kind of space, riders may now take the “Adventure Thru Inner Space” located near Spaceship Earth itself. This revamped version features the Mighty Microscope, back in action (courtesy of a certain Wayne Szalinski), ready to take you through inner space once again. This Adventure is now trackless. Test Track’s pavilion is now named “World of Motion Featuring Test Track”, indicating expansion to come. Inside the pavilion, changes are to come, in the form of the return of the original “World of Motion”, as a walkthrough attraction. In a more minor tweak, “The Seas with Nemo and Friends” is now known as “The Living Seas with Nemo and Friends”.
Now, let me get to the most exciting part; a new pavilion! Not really, it’s a much-missed old one back from the dead, and in a new place. None other than... HORIZONS! A revamped Horizons is now open to riders. This ride features new scenes and more detailed animatronics. Nearby, in the same pavilion, is none other than “The Timekeeper: From Time to Time”, a Circle-Vision 360 film with Animatronic accompaniment and 4D effects. (Maybe the House of the Future could be here too?)
Cross over to World Showcase, and...
I’ll save that for later. For one thing, there’s plenty more rides there now.
But for now, there’s a few more minor things in Future World to see. The Land contains an exhibit on energy, as a nod to Universe of Energy. Which attraction should I cover first?
Edit: I forgot I did World Showcase a while back:
World Showcase': Revision
One area that obviously needs an overhaul is World Showcase in Epcot. Only two rides, lots of unused space, and entire planned lands that were scrapped. Here's the gist of what I'd do. * One ride per pavillion. No less, no more. There could still be shows and walkthroughs and whatnot as well...
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