Journey of Water featuring Moana coming to Epcot

rreading

Well-Known Member
In a park dedicated to the environment, ecosystems, and conservation...a relaxing river cruise through an alien planet that heavily relies on the ecosystem working together seems like the perfect addition to the park. Not everything needs a thrill or a "something goes wrong" or even a story that is laid out and explained perfectly. If the ride didn't have the huge wait times and was just a secondary attraction to ride (like Gran Fiesta Tour), it would be great. The only downside to the attraction is the lack of animatronics and how all of the creatures are screen-based. That is a huge miss IMO.

I do agree, however, that the land is lacking. To make it feel more cohesive to the other lands, a walkthrough "safari" type of attraction that starts off as part of a museum that explains the war and focuses on the Na'Vi culture and then you leave the military building and complete your walk seeing animatronic creatures (maybe have an interactive photo-op like Universal does with the Raptor), have some interactive flora and maybe have a small area with the glowing footprints as you leave.

Would be nice if Navi were longer but it’s effects are quite effective. Were the screens replaced with relatively static animatronics we would be complaining about that. IMHO it’s a really enjoyable attraction and - depending on my mood - sometimes more enjoyable (relaxing/immersive) than FOP.

Any experience/attraction could be “better”. But compared with almost anything, Pandora is pretty great.
 

DCBaker

Premium Member
Scott has posted new concept art for Journey of Water -

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yensidtlaw1969

Well-Known Member
But then your never going to please everyone no matter what park it’s in
That's not really true - many projects have absolutely no complaints about their placement relative to the theme of the land and park they're in. Which is usually a sign that the attraction fits the theme of the place it was built.

Who would have complained about a thematic fit if Journey of Water was placed in Adventureland?
 

Bocabear

Well-Known Member
That's not really true - many projects have absolutely no complaints about their placement relative to the theme of the land and park they're in. Which is usually a sign that the attraction fits the theme of the place it was built.

Who would have complained about a thematic fit if Journey of Water was placed in Adventureland?
absolutely no one...
Nor would anyone have complained if it were replacing Chester and Hester at the Animal Kingdom...It would have looked like a perfect fit and one that was needed...
 

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