Me and a few friends went to Epcot for the first time (amazing park) and the one thing we all agreed on was that the fountain barges we absolutely ugly. Also, from one angle they were incredibly off center that it actually bothered me.
As a whole, I loved the park and its overall concept, and I was completely blown away by its vastness and variety. There weren't many rides but the rides that were there I found fun and very entertaining. I found it so worthwhile to spend a majority of the day there just exploring the different pavilions and to really take it all in. All the construction was kind of an eye sore, and those ugly barges were just plain awful and really did take away the views of the lake. Not sure who in Imagineering thought that was a good idea lol.
The amount of walking in that park alone killed my feet. That’s because the true meaning of Epcot is:As a whole, I loved the park and its overall concept, and I was completely blown away by its vastness and variety. There weren't many rides but the rides that were there I found fun and very entertaining. I found it so worthwhile to spend a majority of the day there just exploring the different pavilions and to really take it all in. All the construction was kind of an eye sore, and those ugly barges were just plain awful and really did take away the views of the lake. Not sure who in Imagineering thought that was a good idea lol.
I couldn't get enough of Spaceship Earth. That was probably my favorite experience in the whole park. The ride and its meaning really encapsulated the entire theme and idea of Epcot. Or at least what I perceived the meaning of Epcot to be haha. One thing I think the park definitely needs is some in park transportation
First time?As a whole, I loved the park and its overall concept, and I was completely blown away by its vastness and variety. There weren't many rides but the rides that were there I found fun and very entertaining. I found it so worthwhile to spend a majority of the day there just exploring the different pavilions and to really take it all in. All the construction was kind of an eye sore, and those ugly barges were just plain awful and really did take away the views of the lake. Not sure who in Imagineering thought that was a good idea lol.
I couldn't get enough of Spaceship Earth. That was probably my favorite experience in the whole park. The ride and its meaning really encapsulated the entire theme and idea of Epcot. Or at least what I perceived the meaning of Epcot to be haha. One thing I think the park definitely needs is some in park transportation
I feel like this is the theme of every theme/amusement park in the world.
Epcot more then most the current figure 8 layout means you’re doing 3+ miles just to walk around the park once.
You mentioned you loved the park for it’s overall concept- Would you elaborate on what you felt the park’s “overall concept” reflected to you? (as a first timer in 2022)As a whole, I loved the park and its overall concept, and I was completely blown away by its vastness and variety. There weren't many rides but the rides that were there I found fun and very entertaining. I found it so worthwhile to spend a majority of the day there just exploring the different pavilions and to really take it all in. All the construction was kind of an eye sore, and those ugly barges were just plain awful and really did take away the views of the lake. Not sure who in Imagineering thought that was a good idea lol.
I couldn't get enough of Spaceship Earth. That was probably my favorite experience in the whole park. The ride and its meaning really encapsulated the entire theme and idea of Epcot. Or at least what I perceived the meaning of Epcot to be haha. One thing I think the park definitely needs is some in park transportation
No details yet for July 4
Well first you have the remix of the show that composes the post show (Someday, Circle of Life, Arabian Nights, Friend Like Me, The Wold Es Mi Familia) then as a finale to the post show The Magic is Calling plays.
It is the EPCOT Forever post show. Kills me every time...
For a park originally meant to look towards the future, this community sure does love fantasizing about the past...
I feel like crowd reactions help improve the energy of the show. I remember when I went to see it in October last year, the crowd was very energetic (admittedly I was too). Part of the fun of the finale is how the crowd reacts to all of the perimeters being shot off. When the crowd is energetic and the show is working perfectly, it's truly a special experience. My first impression of it in person is a large part of why I love Harmonious.
I feel like that's been the case since October. The Disney community is very divided on Harmonious but I'm pretty sure the general consensus among the general public is that the show is pretty amazing.
