jato4x4
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Yeah, this was first year we received them, although we usually just buy the Florida resident seasonal pass. But we got Annual passes because we are getting married at WDW in June.
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New water-side restaurant 'Spice Road Table' coming to Epcot's Morocco Pavilion?
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Yeah, this was first year we received them, although we usually just buy the Florida resident seasonal pass. But we got Annual passes because we are getting married at WDW in June.
Andyjshort
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Works fine on my computer. I'm running Google Chrome in case that makes a difference.
articos
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Yes, at the China pavilion.
They've been including the magnets in the welcome letter/packet that is sent out a couple weeks after you purchase or renew your pass. They're kinda cool, actually.
I think you're the first person I know of who has said it worked since that site came into existence. Will try Chrome and see if it's better.
Slowjack
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It's working for me, too, in Firefox, although it's a little slow.
luv
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I used it on the iPad. Also a little slow.
That website still refers to Epcot as "Walt Disney World Epcot Center"
articos
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They started the site around 2006-2008, and they do still maintain it. Just haven't really checked on the current brand guidelines, I guess. And I'm sure Disney would prefer people not know about it, in favor of the official Epcot site.
Prototype82
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I do wonder if the Moroccan government has a lot of design say on the restaurant since they are still funding the pavilion.
hpyhnt 1000
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Wonder if the
Wonder if they plan on putting some kind of cover or pergola over the temporary stage. I can't see MoRockin being too happy about having to perform in the blazing Florida sun day after day for the next year or so.
Wonder if they plan on putting some kind of cover or pergola over the temporary stage. I can't see MoRockin being too happy about having to perform in the blazing Florida sun day after day for the next year or so.
Here's a random question - if the Moroccan government "owns" the Moroccan pavilion, if someone does something wrong elsewhere, if they get to the Moroccan pavilion, can they try to claim asylum/sanctuary?
(Obviously, it's not a good place to try to claim asylum - the park closes at 9pm so unless you could get taken through backstage or hide, it's not going to last that long)
(Obviously, it's not a good place to try to claim asylum - the park closes at 9pm so unless you could get taken through backstage or hide, it's not going to last that long)
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I think that only applies to Embassies.
Slowjack
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I have no problem with that.
Cosmic Commando
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I think there's a difference between a government owning a piece of land in another country versus the embassy/consulate/UN situation where the land actually becomes foreign soil. For example, there was a Canadian consulate until recently in my city and the Canadian government owned fancy suburban houses for its diplomats to stay in while they worked at the consulate. I don't think there were any special privileges that came with Canada owning these houses... just some weird name on the deed like "Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the Dominion of Canada" or something like that.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
If I remember correctly the home of an ambassador is still considered off limits by the Vienna Convention.
Cosmic Commando
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Well, based on my viewing of Argo...
This was just a consulate, so probably no ambassador 99% of the time. I'm not sure how far that idea extends.
articos
Well-Known Member
Many foreign countries own property or buildings all over. This is that same type of situation. I believe it actually needs to be a declared diplomatic site to be considered foreign soil, and this would not qualify. Technically, the Kingdom only leases the space, as the land is owned by Disney still.
dreamfinder
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I like the repurposing of some of the Tangierine Cafe indoor seating back into a market.