Options for possible design - if anyone has feedback
I have slight bias to the last one because that's where I used to work
I like the first one the best as well!
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Walt Disney World 1966 - Vol. I
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I like the first one the best as well!
spacemt354
Chili's
Gracias!
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tcool123
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Now will any of these have a monorail? If not I think you should include some footers and a beam as "art" but in reality its for a future monorail expansionOptions for possible design - if anyone has feedback
I have slight bias to the last one because that's where I used to work
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spacemt354
Chili's
FigmentPigments
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Haha, thanks.Figment's as well - I'm curious to see what this would look like fleshed out
I'll see what I can come up with!
Another Map variation.... thoughts?
I'll take that as a yes
Starting the World Showcase Boardwalk now... digging into some old files for this one
Elite Eight Finale
We Go On: A Revived World Showcase by @MonorailRed
For this challenge we were tasked with filling in the 8 World Showcase Pavilion Spaces left in the area. Although I could have chosen more then eight pavilions, I wanted to keep it classic thematically to work with today’s World Showcase by choosing eight pavilion from countries Around the World : Greece, Ireland, Honduras, Jordan, India, South Africa, Australia, and Thailand.
I also wanted to bring the World Showcase into the 21st century by adding new elaborate 360 movies, cuisine and attractions. The attraction choices were created to mesh well with the Frozen Pavilion, by adding characters to the showcase, but also classic world-showcase-like attractions, such as Ireland’s Eachtraíochta.
Most Importantly, I choose to move countries in real life to different areas of the pavilion, so each pavilion would stand out more boldly and they wouldn’t “bleed into” each other as much. I also chose the same direction with the architecture, I choose to have a new pavilion experience around every corner. For example, Ireland and UK are split, as is Honduras and Mexico Pavilions. The architecture of Thailand and Mexico could “bleed into each other, so they are split as well. The only one’s close to each other with colonization history is Australia and England.
Greece
The surroundings of the Greece Pavilion are lush and green, with a Ancient Grecian Feel. The center of the Pavilion features a smaller Replica of the Parthenon. Inside the Parthenon is an eatery called The Olive Tree. The Olive Tree Storyline is based on the Legend that Athena, Greek Goddess of Wisdom, gave the Greeks the olive tree, which is the centerpiece of the restaurant. The Olive Tree serves Quick Service during the day, and Table Service during the evening (Similar to Be Our Guest). During lunch, statues inside the restaurant stand in stone while at night, they come to life for table service meals.
The Olive Tree – QS/TS
Vegetarian Moussaka – $10.25
Griddled Greek Cheese – with Pistachios and Honey- $12.75
Build Your Own Gyro – $12.00
- Pick Your Bread: Wheat or White Pita Bread
- Pick Your Meat - Chicken, Lamb or Beef
- Pick Your Toppings: Lettuce, Tomato, Cucumber, Bacon, Green Onions, Olives, Red Onions.
- Served with Tzatziki Sauce and Feta Cheese
Spanakopita – Savory Spinach and Cheese Pastry - $6.00
Greek Salad w/ Pita Bread – $7.25
Karydopita - Walnut and Coffee Cake– $4.50
Dannon Oikos: Blueberry, Key Lime, Vanilla, Strawberry, and Honey. - $3.25
Dinner Menu for The Olive Tree at the discretion of Olive Tree's new head chef and Epcot's head chef.
Surrounding the Greece Pavilion are small “houses” on a mountain, resembling the architecture of small Greek Islands such as Santorini, Ios, and Naxos. This is where you can find small shops, a Kidcot Fun Stop, MyMagic+ Kiosks, and an Adventures By Disney kiosk that shows the wonders of Disney’s Greece Vacations. Along these shops is Dionysus’ Wine Room, which features a space to try Greek Wines and unwind.
Dionysus’ Wine Room
Domaine Skouras Moscofilero – $3.50
Domaine Sigalas Assyrtiko Athiri - $3.50
Domaine Skouras St. George - $3.25
Alpha Estate Axa Syrah Xinomavro - $4.25
Tzatziki Martini – featuring Crop Organic Cucumber Vodka aand BOLS Natural Yogurt Liquer – $7.75
Creta Olympias Xerolithia – $4.25
Tsantalis Rapsani – $3.00
Behind The Olive Tree is the E-Ticket Mythos: The Tale of Greece.
This attraction takes guests on wild telling of Grecian Myths and heroes by the Muses from the Hercules movie. And yes, a spectacular Hercules scene does take place in the attraction. This zany ride is a Fastpass+ attraction - reserve your adventure today!
Ireland
The Ireland Pavilion is a energetic destination in the World Showcase with an adventure around every corner! The Ireland Pavilion takes it architecture and surroundings straight from Dublin, Ireland itself, by taking the appearance of a bustling town!
Grab a bite over at The Cork Café Presented by Bewley, a quick service/snack credit restaurant. Drink an Irish Coffee or a “Brownie” Milkshake with assored pastries and small sandwiches.
The Cork Café Presented by Bewley’s Tea
Warm Chocolate Pudding – $3.50
Kerrygold Cheese Selection -5.99
Assorted Muffins - Blueberry, Strawberry, Banana Nut, Chocolate Chip, Seasonal $2.99
Assorted Danish - $2.99
Assorted Irish Pastries - $2.99
Freshly Baked Scones - Served with Devonshire Cream and Preserves. - $3.50
Plate of Assorted Tea Sandwiches - traditional tea sandwich plate -- five assorted tea sandwiches on fresh, house-made breads. - $10.00
Beverages
Coffee - regular or decaf - Flavored Syrup add $.50 - $1.99
Cappuccino / Cafe Latte - $3.39
Single Espresso - $2.99
Double Espresso - $3.99
Mochaccino / Mocha Latte - $3.99
Milk Steamer - $3.39
Hot Chocolate - $1.99
Bewley’s Hot Tea Featuring Irish Breakfast Tea – $1.99
Iced Cappuccino / Iced Latte - $3.39
Iced Mochaccino / Iced Mocha Latte - $3.99
Goofy's Glaciers $3.99 - With Souvenir Cup $7.99
Bottled Water - $2.50
Coke Products - $2.59
Milk - $1.69
Powerade - $3.49
Chocolate Milk - $2.39
Brownie Milkshake - $4.95 With Souvenir Cup $7.99
Alcoholic Beverages
Irish Coffee – $5.99
Guinness – $4.99
The Pavilion itself will feature an exceptional Irish Stepdance act. Check your times guide for times and more information.
Explore the Shops of the Pavilion that feature Hand crafted specialties and goods, like pottery, wood carved items, and jewelry. Also visit the gift shops of the pavilion that feature classic Epcot merchandise, a Kidcot Fun Stop, as well as Irish-themed and Eachtraíochta Merchandise.
Eachtraíochta is a new D-Ticket that explores the massive folklore and history of Ireland. Go on a quest to search for brownies and leprechauns, but beware the Dullahan, one of the most feared beings in Irish folklore!
Honduras
The exotic Honduras Pavilion is waiting for you! Go through the immersive the city streets that resemble towns of the beautiful country. Explore the small shops that feature Honduras Pavilion and EPCOT Merchandise.
Grab a snack at the Pico Bonito Fruit Market, whichresembles classic fruit stands of Honduras, while being similar to it’s sister stand, the Harambe Fruit Market in Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
Pico Bonito Fruit Market
Notes:
Fresh items vary depending on availability
Snacks
Apples and Caramel - cut up apples with caramel dipping sauce - $3.49/DDP Snack Item
Mixed Fruit Cup - $3.59/DDP Snack Item
Orange - $1.49/DDP Snack Item
Apple Fresh waxed apple - $1.49/DDP Snack Item
Banana - $1.49 /DDP Snack Item
Carrots and Celery Sticks - $3.69 DDP Snack Item
Mickey Pretzel - $4.29/DDP Snack Item
Jalapeno Cheese Stuffed Pretzel - $4.49/DDP Snack Item
Assorted Chips - $2.79/DDP Snack Item
Fruit and Cheese - $5.49
Pineapple Spears- $3.29/DDP Snack Item
Watermelon - Cut up watermelon - $2.29/ DDP Snack Item
Ocean Spray Craisins - Large - Large Bag - $3.69/DDP Snack Item
Ocean Spray Craisins - Small bag - $1.99/ DDP Snack Item
Beverages
Apple Juice - $2.59/DDP Snack Item
Dasani Bottled Water - $2.50/ DDP Snack Item
Powerade - $3.49/DDP Snack Item
Simply Orange Orange Juice - $3.49/DDP Snack Item
Smartwater - $4.00/ DDP Snack Item
Vitamin Water - $3.29/DDP Snack Item
Bottled Water - $2.50/ DDP Snack Item
Experience the exotic trails of the Honduras’ National Forests in the Tegucigalpa Trails. The forest features lush plant life, audio-animatronic animals, a cave featuring a Mayan Temple and a Forest Challenge Trail similar to the Grizzly Peak Challenge Trail at Disney’s California Adventure. The Trail is in the back of the Pavillion, giving the forest an effect of being more immersive.
Jordan
Enter the rich Country of Jordan! With no political ties to Middle Eastern tensions, rating as one of the top 5 safest countries to visit in the Middle East, and it’s beautiful history and landscape, Jordan is an obvious choice to add to the World showcase pavilion.
Looking across the Lagoon, Salt has accumulated on rocks from the Dead Sea. You walk up as you enter the City Streets, with structures that resemble famous structures in the country. Eat at the Wadi Rum Restaurant, a Table Service thatserves traditional Jordanian food single and family style.
Wadi Rum Resturant
Appetizers
Hummus with Bedouin or Pita bread – $4.99
Falafel - Delightful little balls of fried chickpea flour and the best of Middle Eastern spice. Eat them on their own, dip them in mezze sauces. – $7.99
Fattoush - Chopped vegetable salad (e.g., tomatoes, cucumbers, radish, etc.) tossed with pieces of dry or fried flatbread and seasoned with olive oil, lemon juice and sumac. – $7.99
Zetun - Olive salad cut with carrots, green pepper, chili, and olive oil. – $4.99
Manakesh - topped with and an olive oil and za’atar blend.
Main Dishes
Mansaf – Family Size (4-6) - Grilled lamb Seasoned with herbs and spices the Lamb is cooked with onion in yogurt and served on heaps of rice with a bed of Bedouin bread. – $39.99
Zarb – Family Size (4-6) - Consists of lamb or chicken, herbs and vegetables, which have been cooked in an oven with hot coals. – $39.99
Suniyat Dijaj – Spice covered chicken baked with potatoes, tomatoes, and onions. – 19.99
Lamb Plate - Seasoned with herbs and spices the Lamb is cooked with onion in yogurt and served on a bed of rice– 19.99
Manakesh - Flatbread dough usually topped with spices, cheese, and ground meat. – 10.99
Desserts
Knafeh - A decadent dessert made from a gooey, white cheese base with semolina bits baked on top and covered in sweet syrup. – 4.99
Harisa - A semolina- or farina-based cake soaked in sweet syrup.- 3.99
Assorted Oriental Sweets - Baklawa, Asabea, Mabrumeh, Asabea with Cashew, Ush Bulbul, Asabea, Burma. – 6.99
Beverages
Assorted Hot Teas - $1.99
Chocolate Milk - $2.39
Coke Products - $2.59
Arabic Coffee – $3.99
Turkish-style Coffee – $3.99
Lime-Mint juice – $2.99
Coffee - regular or decaf - $1.99
Offering a cup of coffee to someone and having it accepted it shows mutual goodwill. Even if you aren't a coffee fan, try to accept at least one cup if you are offered it..
Jordan’s Omar Zumot's St George’s Wines - $12.99-29.99
Jordan also features traditional dance and musical acts that are featured throughout the day on the streets of the town. Check your Showtimes guide or your MyMagic+ app for more information!
Enter through the majestic desert mountains in the back of the town to experience the City of Petra. Outside the City of Petra, are small climbing rocks for children to climb and a Duffy Kiosk to discover as the adults relax nearby on chairs.
Inside the City of Petra Building is a beautiful movie called The Wonders of Jordan Filmed in HD and shown upon custom tall video screens, this beautiful movie makes you experience Jordan in a new way, with smells, water and other interactive elements piped in during the video.
India
The exterior of the India Pavilion is absolutely beautiful, With a smaller Replica of the Tajma Hall and a reflection pool dropping into a waterfall into the World Showcase Lagoon. A small MyMagic+ Kiosk right outside the structure can also be found excellently themed.
The Taj Mahal serves as an entrance to the Pavilion. Experience the Marvels of India Movie inside, as a prequel to the Dubai Streets on the other side of the Tajma Hall. The Movie is interactive with the interior o the Structure, with custom screens. You Can Also skip the movie through a pathway where guests exit the pavilion.
Inside the Pavilion features small shops that feature gifts and curios from India. The exterior resembles the streets of Dubai. Entertainment will also be shown on the streets, check your times guide for more information.
Inside one of the Streets will be the The Grand Bombay Restaurant. Similar to the Buffet at Disneyland Paris, this Restaurant will feature city street-like seating Breakfast and Dinner options will feature character meals with Characters from the Jungle Book and Aladdin. The Menu centers around classic tandoori dishes and other delicious items depending on the chef.
Inside the Bombay theatre will be a 45 minute musical spectacular rendition of The Jungle Book. This musical will feature a half jazz and Indian instrument score. The costumes and the play will be on the same wavelength as Broadway’s The Lion King and Animal Kingdom’s Finding Nemo: The Musical. This show will attract massive crowds while being a favorite for families alike in the World Showcase.
South Africa
Welcome to South Africa! Where the exploration of the Pavilion is always waiting for you!
The buildings of the South Africa Pavilion reflect the architecture of Old Capetown is such a stunning, realistic way. Immerse yourself in the Cultural Shops selling South African Goods and Pavilion themed gifts. Discover the wonder of having a real South African Adventure with Adventures by Disney at their booth near the back of the pavilion.
Grab a bite at Capetown Cafe where you can try traditional cuisine in a friendly atmosphere.
Capetown Cafe - Quick Service
(Main)
-piri-Piri chicken......$5.99
-tomato stew...........$4.99
-chakalaka(spicy vegetable soup)......$5.99
(Appetizers)
-koeksisters.........$3.99
-cinnamon crepes.....$3.99
(Desserts)
-malva pudding......$2.99
-milk tart cake........$1.99
At the far back of the Pavilion is a new, interactive ay to explore South Africa’s culture and history: Ziplining! The South African Race let’s guests go through a small Zipline Indoor/Outdoor themed Zipline only Disney Could Provide! Walking paths through the attraction are available. Video Screens, Audio Animatronics, and other Lighting effects bring this story of South Africa to life.
Australia
Goodday Mates, and Welcome to The Australia Pavilion! This pavilion’s design mixes the wonder of Australia’s wondrous cities with its wild Outback.
The “town” sections exterior matches city structures of Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. Here guests can explore gift shops, a themed MyMagic+ Kiosk, and an Adventures by Disney: Australia booth.
During the Night a Dance Party will take place for families to have some fun when the sun sets at Epcot! A Live DJ will mix music with projections and lasers, check your times guide for more information.
A structure near the back of the “town” will be themed to Flinders Street Station (From Melbourne), when going inside, it “Transports” guest to the wild and mysterious Outback of Australia. This part of the Pavilion Features many interactive crafts and events for guests to enjoy. The Outback sections will also feature a quick service restaurant.
A music group playing on didgeridoos will be featured as entertainment in this area. Check your time guide for more information.
A Kidcot Fun Stop is attached to an Anangu traditional Crafts station for guests to try their hand at creative arts! For guests who lack Picasso skills, there are also artistic goods for sale as well.
Across the way from the Australian town is a smaller replica of the Sydney Opera House, where the one of a kind, Visions of Australia, experience takes place. Guests will sit in a theatre where giant 360 HD Circle Screens will Transport guests across Australia, all while a live orchestra plays a music suite in front of them. This experience takes places various times daily. Check your rime guide for more information.
Thailand
The Thailand Pavilion will bring an exotic change of landscape for in between Canada and England. You first come across small huts that feature small shops that feature goods from Thailand and items from the Thailand Pavilion. A Kidcot Fun Stop is found within one of the small huts along the world showcase lagoon.
Past the huts and the amazing rockwork that replicates rocks from famous Thailand beaches, guests come across a temple with the two heavy hitters of the pavilion. Outside on the second floor of the temple is The Temple Restaurant, which looks over the entire world showcase lagoon.
The Temple Restaurant - Quick Service
-moo ping.......$5.99
-mango sticky rice.....$4.99
-green papaya salad...$4.99
-Tom yum soup.........$.5.99
(Appetizer)
-chicken bites.......$3.99
-pineapple fried rice.....$3.99
-spring rolls...............$2.99
(Dessert)
-coconut cakes........$2.99
-coconut pancakes.....$3.99
-banana fritter............$2.99
Inside the pavilion is a one of a kind movie named Thailand Dreams. This movie featured on “waterfalls” (effects similar to Blackbeard and Davy Jones in Pirates attractions) in surrounds similar to the clouds forests found in Thailand. This one of a kind attraction is featured throughout the day in the World Showcase.
tcool123
Well-Known Member
SureHey @tcool123 you had an amazing pavilion concept for the House Cup with an attraction themed around Don Quixote! Do you mind if it goes in '66 in the Boardwalk Area?
It'd need a hotel adjacent to your plan, other than that it'd be ready to go, and it would be a perfect addition!
Awesome!
Disney's World Center Boardwalk
- Enter Logo here -
Coming in the Summer of 1979, experience the wonder and amazement of people and places in Disney's World Center Boardwalk. This Boardwalk is a 21st century spin on the classic shows and amusement rides found at a boardwalk or pier, by mixing in different cultures and Disney's “Edu-tainment” initiative.- Enter Logo here -
The Boardwalk will open with 10 clusters. Each Cluster containing a Pavillion based on a country or area of the world. Each Pavilion consists of a hotel, attraction, shops, restaurants, and cultural entertainment. Each Pavilion is 2x the size of the showcase Pavilions in the World Showcase at Epcot, not including hotel rooms and attractions; this makes the boardwalk more immersive than the current nations at Epcot in today's current timeline.
The Boardwalk Pavilions are in this order on the map East to West: Mexico, Brazil, Morocco, Egypt, South Africa, Greece, Jordan, Greece, Italy, Germany, England, Norway, France, Spain, Japan, India, Thailand, China, Russia, Australia, South Pacific, Canada, First Nations, and America.
The Boardwalks Pavilions by opening dates are as follows:
1979 - Mexico, Italy, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Japan, China, South Pacific, Canada, First Nations, and America
1981 - Germany adds attraction
1982 - Jordan, Russia, and Thailand/ United Kingdom receives Expansion
1984 - Morocco, Jordan, and Brazil/ Russia opens attraction/ Italy receives expansion
1988 - Norway / China receives attraction
1989 - India and Egypt open
1991 - Australia opens
1995 - Australia opens attraction / Egypt receives attraction/ Jordan Receives Attraction
1996 - South Africa adds attraction
2001 - Brazil adds attraction/ Canada adds attraction/Spain adds attraction
2016 - Norway receives a Frozen inspired attraction
2017 - South Pacific opens Moana inspired attraction
Part II will describe the Pavilion attraction ticket system in detail, then afterwards a post description on each Pavilion…. Stay tuned over the weekend!
Disney's World Center Boardwalk - Part II
Though the Boardwalk area has always been free admission to guests, the attractions have not, resulting in popularity Walt Disney World and Epcot City. The ticket system for the Disney's World Center Boardwalk begins very similar to what was previously used in the 1960s-70s at the Theme Parks, with guests using A, B, C, D, and E tickets for the Attractions. Some A tickets were used to try samples of cuisine at several different pavilions in the early days.
With the giant expansion in 1982, Walt Disney World sought out to change the ticketing system throughout the resort. This resulted in one, two, and three day "World Passports" Where guests could enjoy amenities of Theme Parks or World Center Boardwalk, almost an early form of the Park Hopper. An Annual pass option for the Parks and World Center Boardwalk were sold separately and combined to people in Magic Kingdom Club members (1966-1981), Club 66 members, and EPCOT City. Reduced rates were given to people that worked inside Epcot City or Airport. Admission was and is free to Cast Members and families.
In the early through mid 90's the tickets finally went to as what we know today: the single park ticket system, with different names.
"World Center Attraction Pass" was introduced for all attractions in the Boardwalk. This still continues as a base ticket for Boardwalk Attractions today.
The "Around the World" Super Pass gave guests the option throughout their time visiting Walt Disney World to visit Park to Park with unlimited World Showcase Center access. The "Around the World" Value Pass gave guests one standard park or World Boardwalk Center base ticket a day throughout their time visiting Walt Disney World.
The Annual Pass received the name "Disney's Magical Passport" throughout the early to mid 90's, until officially calling it the "Castle Club" in 1998.
The Late 90's through today saw the dawn of the "Park Hopper".
The "World Standard Pass" was similar to it's previous incarnation as the "Around the World" Value Pass.
"Around the World" Park Hopper Pass was exactly the same as the "Around the World" Super Pass.
"Key to the World" Park Hopper Passes was also introduced. This is similar to today's Water Park Fun & More option. The World Showcase Boardwalk's attractions were seen as a "& More" activity on the pass.
Epcot attractions started using the Fastpass System in 2000 for the Olympic crowds.The World Center Boardwalk is the only place on property that still uses paper Fastpasses.
Now it's time for the pavilions everyone, so get ready for some serious multiple posts
Though the Boardwalk area has always been free admission to guests, the attractions have not, resulting in popularity Walt Disney World and Epcot City. The ticket system for the Disney's World Center Boardwalk begins very similar to what was previously used in the 1960s-70s at the Theme Parks, with guests using A, B, C, D, and E tickets for the Attractions. Some A tickets were used to try samples of cuisine at several different pavilions in the early days.
With the giant expansion in 1982, Walt Disney World sought out to change the ticketing system throughout the resort. This resulted in one, two, and three day "World Passports" Where guests could enjoy amenities of Theme Parks or World Center Boardwalk, almost an early form of the Park Hopper. An Annual pass option for the Parks and World Center Boardwalk were sold separately and combined to people in Magic Kingdom Club members (1966-1981), Club 66 members, and EPCOT City. Reduced rates were given to people that worked inside Epcot City or Airport. Admission was and is free to Cast Members and families.
In the early through mid 90's the tickets finally went to as what we know today: the single park ticket system, with different names.
"World Center Attraction Pass" was introduced for all attractions in the Boardwalk. This still continues as a base ticket for Boardwalk Attractions today.
The "Around the World" Super Pass gave guests the option throughout their time visiting Walt Disney World to visit Park to Park with unlimited World Showcase Center access. The "Around the World" Value Pass gave guests one standard park or World Boardwalk Center base ticket a day throughout their time visiting Walt Disney World.
The Annual Pass received the name "Disney's Magical Passport" throughout the early to mid 90's, until officially calling it the "Castle Club" in 1998.
The Late 90's through today saw the dawn of the "Park Hopper".
The "World Standard Pass" was similar to it's previous incarnation as the "Around the World" Value Pass.
"Around the World" Park Hopper Pass was exactly the same as the "Around the World" Super Pass.
"Key to the World" Park Hopper Passes was also introduced. This is similar to today's Water Park Fun & More option. The World Showcase Boardwalk's attractions were seen as a "& More" activity on the pass.
Epcot attractions started using the Fastpass System in 2000 for the Olympic crowds.The World Center Boardwalk is the only place on property that still uses paper Fastpasses.
Now it's time for the pavilions everyone, so get ready for some serious multiple posts
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spacemt354
Chili's
Will have an update posted tonight!
spacemt354
Chili's
Right after you tell me which one is an ewok and which is a wookieI'll startup the boardwalk as well
DlpPhantom
Well-Known Member
Not a clue they look identical. But the storm trooper in back ground is going to make them both harambes.Right after you tell me which one is an ewok and which is a wookie
spacemt354
Chili's
This might be the funniest thing I've seen all week
Right after you tell me which one is an ewok and which is a wookie