Not at all from what I believe. As @Magic Feather said above, I’m also aware of refurb plans for both pavilions.
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Rumor Possible Demolition of The Land and The Seas Pavillions?
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Surferboy567
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Good to hear. I’m assuming the Poppins whatever is going to be in this phase as well?
Surferboy567
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It needs an interior rework I think.
This would be horrible. What would happen to the manatee? Now, on the otherhand if Disney were to buy Seaworld and they moved all the fish, ect over to that park it might makse sense. But the Lands? My wife and I love the Living with the Land ride and The behind the seeds tour. We would hate to the them removed. Besides, where else can you get people to pay for a ride that actually makes money by supplying fish and vegetables to restaurants that make even more money?
trainplane3
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Glad to see Tom is still reliable.
DreamfinderGuy
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I was really hoping this thread wasn’t made yet so that I could title it “Dumbass makes almost certainly false claim for attention”
britain
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I'd go with full reimagining. If it's called the land, bring us down to the actual stratas of earth, not just a tile mosaic inspired by stratas of earth. Shrink us down into a beautiful trench of soil (I'd be tempted to relocate Tough to be a Bug to the Harvest Theater - free up the Tree of Life at AK for something more worthy of that spectacular centerpiece), and suspend giant spherical raindrops in the center area. Go deeper into the mantle, glow some Journey to the Center of the Earth style cracks at the base of the pavilion. Soarin and Living could still be there and transition away from this microscopic theme, but make the place a visual feast!
He's doubling down on Twitter. HAHA!
Spash007
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And he wonders, and gets p/o'ed when people call him Clickbait Corless? Any cotton headed ninny muggins knows that this can't possible be true.
Keep Soarin but demolish the rest of the pavilion? So they would have to re-build around the existing structure? I'm not architect, but I can only imagine what the cost of that would be. Could he possibly mean to update, possible re-theme the pavilion, keeping Soarin the same? And yet he uses the sensational word "demolish" to get people to click?
Keep Soarin but demolish the rest of the pavilion? So they would have to re-build around the existing structure? I'm not architect, but I can only imagine what the cost of that would be. Could he possibly mean to update, possible re-theme the pavilion, keeping Soarin the same? And yet he uses the sensational word "demolish" to get people to click?
That flushing sound you hear is what credibility Clickbait had built up with some Disney fans in recent months going back where it belongs.
Mickeynerd17
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Interesting info.
IMHO demoing both Land and Seas would be very expensive and a refurb of both is more likely.
That being said, it's not totally impossible, remember, they did demolish a third of HWS for star wars and toy story. It would be very sad to see them both go
IMHO demoing both Land and Seas would be very expensive and a refurb of both is more likely.
That being said, it's not totally impossible, remember, they did demolish a third of HWS for star wars and toy story. It would be very sad to see them both go
What they removed at DHS was peanuts though.
It is not too hard and it is actually pretty common. Pretty much every hospital expansion on the planet is a huge building tacked onto an older huge building.And he wonders, and gets p/o'ed when people call him Clickbait Corless? Any cotton headed ninny muggins knows that this can't possible be true.
Keep Soarin but demolish the rest of the pavilion? So they would have to re-build around the existing structure? I'm not architect, but I can only imagine what the cost of that would be. Could he possibly mean to update, possible re-theme the pavilion, keeping Soarin the same? And yet he uses the sensational word "demolish" to get people to click?
On the other hand, draining a nearly 6 million gallon aquarium and re-homing several thousand marine creatures would be a bit of a challenge.
griffin ferrari
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May I ask, what was phase 1,2?
SpaceMountain77
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As one of WDWMagic's resident Research Scientists, I, too, was surprised by this rumor, particularly about The Seas. Dr. Heidi Harley, Professor of Psychology and Director of Environmental Studies at the New College of Florida, has been maintaining a successful cognitive psychology and comparative cognition research program at The Seas, focused on cognitive processes in dolphins. Dr. Harley regularly presents at distinguished conferences, noting the partnership with The Seas team and showcasing the learning and problem solving facilitates. Given the success of her research program, I had always assumed that Disney’s Animals, Science and Environment team was grateful for her scholarly contribution because it can be included in the AZA accreditation (Association of Zoos & Aquariums) that covers non-human animal programs at Epcot and Disney's Animal Kingdom park, Jambo House, and Kidani Village.
Animaniac93-98
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They just announced a replacement for Circle of Life
Coral Reef is always busy
Garden Grill is always busy
3rd party research partners work in both pavilions
Where are they gonna put all the fish?
It makes no sense
Coral Reef is always busy
Garden Grill is always busy
3rd party research partners work in both pavilions
Where are they gonna put all the fish?
It makes no sense
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