Is the UnDISCOVERed Future World tour worth it for a gigantic Epcot geek?

[The Mak]

Thinking about doing this on my coming trip. Looking for some input from those who took the tour. Would this be worth it for the hardcore Epcot geek who's seen all of Martin's lengthy tribute videos and owns the Epcot Imagineer's Field Guide?

I really want to take this tour, but I'm wary of being told stuff I already know three times over.

 

[wdwmagic]

You probably aren't going to learn anything new, but you cant beat actually being in some of the places instead of seeing them on a computer screen. I'm sure you'd like it very much.

Some reviews
http://www.wdwmagic.com/Attractions/UnDISCOVERed-Future-World/Reviews.htm

 

[Horizonstta]

I just took this tour and thought it was super boring. There wasn't a lot of behind the scenes access, but we did visit a few backstage areas including the Living Seas corporate lounge, the Mission Space corporate lounge, UOE break room, Soarin VIP entrance (with ride), the EPCOT marina, and a visit to Cast Services.

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

The worst tour by a long way in my opinion. It was OK but not a patch on any of the other tours. Agree with the comments above.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

I just took this tour and thought it was super boring. There wasn't a lot of behind the scenes access, but we did visit a few backstage areas including the Living Seas corporate lounge, the Mission Space corporate lounge, UOE break room, Soarin VIP entrance (with ride), the EPCOT marina, and a visit to Cast Services.

My tour was as similar..But, we did Soarin, Saw where they clean the 3D glasses & store the ride vehicles for Imagination. The CM didn't even know of Figment writing his name in cement right by the Pavillion. All I remember was a young Bald guy who guided us.

 

[Horizonstta]

My tour was as similar..But, we did Soarin, Saw where they clean the 3D glasses & store the ride vehicles for Imagination. The CM didn't even know of Figment writing his name in cement right by the Pavillion. All I remember was a young Bald guy who guided us.

We got a 10-minute (or what seemed like) story about the area where the 3D glasses are cleaned while standing in the front of Imagination, as well as a long story about the monorail. But we never actually went into the Imagination building. Regarding Figment, the only information discussed was the fact that Kodak, and not Disney, owned the rights to Figment which Disney licenses.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Regarding Figment, the only information discussed was the fact that Kodak, and not Disney, owned the rights to Figment which Disney licenses.

I think he was a bit off..If that was to happen Figment would be gone right now...Check this copyright. No where on it says Kodak owns Figment or Dreamfinder.
http://cocatalog.loc.gov/cgi-bin/Pw...6RWOPyRp7N_lGnPBkmx-&SEQ=20100907190758&SID=4