Bravo 229
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From what I've heard, the Millenium Village houses the catering kitchens that service the entire resort, so they wouldn't be able to use the space for something like F&W/F&G.
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From what I've heard, the Millenium Village houses the catering kitchens that service the entire resort, so they wouldn't be able to use the space for something like F&W/F&G.
Gregoryp73
Active Member
Actually if I were a betting man, I would thing that the "imagination" pavillion would be a more likely overlay. :lookaroun
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I was trying to figure out how to articulate that very point...:lol:
RedFurredCadet
Active Member
Looks like if that were the case, Buzzy could be facing a competitor on the horizon. That is, if he were to see what's happening.
But harumph. Too early to tell.:shrug:
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
BUT, this PIXAR film would be based off of an original Disney attraction, so it basically, it wouldn't be changed FROM a pixar movie, it would stay the same unless the characters become Pixar style. That's what I like! I believe if Disney does the film right, and make sure it doesn't end up like The Country Bears, this cartoon/film could be GREAT! Tho, I highly doubt that they're even mentioning the WoL pavilion. But I always thought it would be a very interesting movie, and with it's humourus status in the ride, it could be quite funny as well. Another good movie could be Body Wars, tho, I never ever EVER want to see a movie based on The Making of Me. :lol: :lookaroun
-WondersOfLife
The last original pavilion. :king:
trr1
Well-Known Member
there are three of them out there
John Barrowman: The Making of Me
Colin Jackson: The Making of Me
Vanessa-Mae: The Making of Me
InsiderImagine
Active Member
Disney is actually looking at the possibility of Pixar taking over this pavilion. However, the outcome of this project even happening is slim. Only because the film is years away and it all depends on how well the film does.
There are other ideas to remodel this pavilion to bring back Future to Future World. Disney just needs to settle on one.
There are other ideas to remodel this pavilion to bring back Future to Future World. Disney just needs to settle on one.
RedFurredCadet
Active Member
Highly agreed. And the health and life pavilion pretty much tried its best to contribute to it during its prime. Now the best thing to do is wait, keep our eyes open, and see if there's any hope in getting the future spark back there.
*presses play on radio; "Nearer my Lord to Thee" plays*
*presses play on radio; "Nearer my Lord to Thee" plays*
I-4Warrior
New Member
Problem is that Disney doesn't likely view the former WOL space as broken. It serves their purposes well as an event space. Gut feeling is that it will stay that way, unfortunately.
TropicalFig8
Active Member
I have to agree with you,Disney doesn't see the things that they leave rotting as broken or good enough to be replaced. I don't really think it will return and I also think in the future it will get bulldozed down and turned into something else. I wouldn't mind a new Horizons ride replacing it.
Give it up man.
bferrara16
Active Member
Jaws isn't a classic now? I'm not going to waste my time arguing with a man who's lining up to be a hot lunch.
RedFurredCadet
Active Member
Looks like it's a controversial case of 'your mileage may vary' - the differing opinions discussing their say on what could possibly happen soon.