A pin from a pavilion that never existed will identify you as a variant from a branching timeline which needs to be reset, and you will stand trial for your offenses against the Sacred Timeline.
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News New Play Pavilion to replace Epcot's Wonders of Life
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SpaceMountain77
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To me, it is incomprehensible that this pavilion is not being reimagined as Wonders of Life 2.0 with health IPs and, specifically, Inside Out reimagining Cranium Command and something with Baymax. I would also welcome a Heimlich dark ride, modeled after his Chew Chew Train at Disney California Adventure.
ToTBellHop
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Of all Future World (or whatever the hell they call this portion) pavilions, health should be the easiest to keep futuristic. We are well-aware if what we should be able to do in 20 or 30 years in medicine. Certainly in a more-definitive way than space travel. And I’m sure they could even find a pharma sponsor to be the Official Headache Medicine of Disney Parks or provide the fabulous employee health plans.
SpaceMountain77
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Forgive me, @marni1971, but I have long given up hope on the possibility of an original attraction
Is it sad that Awesome Planet is a little win to me?
If anything the general public is far more health concisions than they were in 1989.
Big win to meForgive me, @marni1971, but I have long given up hope on the possibility of an original attraction
Is it sad that Awesome Planet is a little win to me?
SpaceMountain77
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AdventHealth. The relationship is there, someone would just need to cultivate it.
ToTBellHop
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But why bother when we can have a World Discovery (I found the name!) pavilion themed to the futuristic topic of…characters?
UNCgolf
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Don't they already have a partnership with an insurance or healthcare company? Should have been easy.
EDIT: See someone already posted it above. AdventHealth.
ToTBellHop
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Honestly, it pains me to say it due to my childhood, but Imagination was the obvious pavilion to turn into Play. I’d miss Figgy but it’s such a crappy ride as it is.
UNCgolf
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I think the issue there is that Imagination is a ride (even if it's an awful one now) and the former Wonders of Life was not. Imagination likely would have required far more prep work in terms of getting rid of the ride system etc.
The truly obvious thing would be to turn part of Communicore into that (it already was that to an extent at one point in the Innoventions era) instead of tearing it down.
WoL closed in 2007 under Iger. In the 15 years since, they've not been able to get anything approved to put in there. Let that sink in for a minute.
SpaceMountain77
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Why bother? Many of us have gained weight because of the removal of the Wonder Cycles. The ability to pedal through Disneyland inspired a love of bike riding and fitness that was lost with the closure of the pavilion.
Ah, last year's waistlines comment on the earnings call.
Bocabear
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In a world where we pay insurance companies more than what we pay for automobiles, you would think there would be several willing to fork out the cost to create a fresh new pavilion....with billions of reported profits... Or maybe one of the Oil companies that also annually report billions in profits... Eco-magination? Seems like there are millions of great ideas out there... and they can't even come up with one?
Mickeynerd17
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And we won't mention figment again.
Sir_Cliff
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RobWDW1971
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Uhhh, by "health conscious" you mean morbidly obese with skyrocketing rates of diabetes, heart disease, and other weight-related health conditions?
We WISH the general public was as health conscious as they were back in 1989.
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James Alucobond
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They are conscious of more ostensibly health-related things. Doesn't mean their lifestyle is actually healthier.