Since Habit Heroes is getting some flak and facing the scalpel, is there anyone out here believing they should have rehabbed and helped Wonders of Life back on its feet in the long run?
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Now that Habit Heroes admits defeat, should WoL deserve awareness?
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Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
I'd still rather see it as a Weather Pavillion..
disney fan 13
Well-Known Member
There's room for both...
Had the attraction been closed outright, it would have been so.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Under one roof?
Right, but the attraction hasn't closed outright; I believe Disney is simply retooling it. Which kind of makes any discussion about WoL moot....
If a single display in Inoventions concerning health is getting this much flack what do you think would happen to an entire pavilion full of them?
joel_maxwell
Permanent Resident of EPCOT
Yep. 2012 is a lot different than 1989. If 1 person gets offended by something today, its a total different ballgame.
wdwfan4ver
Well-Known Member
No. While people are more on health kick today, people are more sensitive than ever even if only one person makes a big stink about how the attraction is picking on my weight.
The other thing is more people are more politically correctness in 2012 than Wonder of Life was open in 1989. The change in Political correctness was made clear when Pirates of the Caribbean changed the scene of a male pirate chasing a women to a woman chasing a male pirate based on the complaints that female rights group had.
The other thing is more people are more politically correctness in 2012 than Wonder of Life was open in 1989. The change in Political correctness was made clear when Pirates of the Caribbean changed the scene of a male pirate chasing a women to a woman chasing a male pirate based on the complaints that female rights group had.
Jimmy Thick
Well-Known Member
WoL closed because it was terrible and boring. I was there the last few times it was still open and it was a ghost town. The only people in there was the bored cast members. My wife and I walked in and felt like, "Eww, I can't believe Iam in here...". Let it stay dead, its what it deserves.
Jimmy Thick-They close down attractions for a reason.
Jimmy Thick-They close down attractions for a reason.
Talk about 'your mileage may vary' in this issue.
TropicalFig8
Active Member
I don't get why people think WOL was boring. It was one of my family's favorite pavillions. I used to ride Body Wars with my sister 2 times in a row.
I think the main reason why WOL and other attractions closed/and or got dumbed down is because people don't want to learn when they're on vacation.
I think the main reason why WOL and other attractions closed/and or got dumbed down is because people don't want to learn when they're on vacation.
Random Vids Inc
Member
I still think that they could keep the WoL theme sort of and add in Marvel. Talk about gene manipulation and how the human body works and what it's made up of. Marvel is all about the mutations of the human body, use that science and bring some much needed life back to the pavillion! Plus bringing in Marvel brings in guests.
And still, no word on HH and it's opening dates during the retool. Any takers for people regarding to the WoL legacy?
Captain Neo
Well-Known Member
Wonders of Life and the previous crop of Epcot Center rides were of a different pedigree. They are too high brow for modern audiences.
The Empress Lilly
Well-Known Member
Cant do WoL anymore these days.
Parents freak out that their kids may be traumatised for life if you tell them it's better to eat healthily than to be overweight.
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Parents freak out that their kids may be traumatised for life if you tell them it's better to eat healthily than to be overweight.
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