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Wonders of Life, Cranium Command, Body Wars NO LONGER LISTED on DisneyWorld.com
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KumbaRider
Member
Whatever happens.....
NO MORE CLONES!
(Soarin' is great, but Epcot needs to "experiment" with new attractions).
NO MORE CLONES!
(Soarin' is great, but Epcot needs to "experiment" with new attractions).
ClemsonTigger
Naturally Grumpy
KumbaRider said:
Like Mission Space....?
yensidtlaw1969
Well-Known Member
Lol, I read your post before the quote, and thought you were quoting the "Soarin' is great, but Epcot needs to "experiment" with new attractions" from KumbaRider's post (most Haunted mansion fans should know what I'm talking about).speck76 said:
Kinda a stretch of a joke though . . .
:lookaroun
-Yensidtlaw1969
speck76
Well-Known Member
ClemsonTigger said:
Mission Space and Test Track were both one-of-a-kind attractions when they opened, as was Turtle Talk.
There is only one clone at Epcot, yet the fact that Epcot added 2 e-tickets in 2.5 years, and one was a clone (and is very popular) seems to get overblown by the ignorant activists, who treat the situation like the entire park is being filled with cloned attractions.
WDW opened 3 major attractions in the last year. 2 are clones, 1 is not. The two clones seem to get nothing but good feeback....the non-cloned attraction seems to get nothing but complaints (in the forums)
Tigger1988
Well-Known Member
Ivan72 said:
Eh, its been sitting for like a year now sadly.
mousermerf
Account Suspended
Wasn't Soarin' the first clone built in Epcot?
HISTA came to Epcot first, before Disneyland. (I think.) Innoventions was in Epcot first, and is still entirely different than Disneyland's version (Nice thought - Epcot rides/shows are "worthy" of being put in Disneyland. Wasn't Wonders of China breifly shown in their Circlevision?)
And everyone except the Disneyland purists (who will never say anything good about WDW) think Soarin' was nicely plussed when added to Epcot in order to fit the theme.
HISTA came to Epcot first, before Disneyland. (I think.) Innoventions was in Epcot first, and is still entirely different than Disneyland's version (Nice thought - Epcot rides/shows are "worthy" of being put in Disneyland. Wasn't Wonders of China breifly shown in their Circlevision?)
And everyone except the Disneyland purists (who will never say anything good about WDW) think Soarin' was nicely plussed when added to Epcot in order to fit the theme.
Tigger1988
Well-Known Member
Ivan72 said:
It really is, I hate how Disney just lets things die and does nothing to imrprove them(WoL and Timekeeper) which im not saying they we're the most amazing attractions ever, but to just..close them and keep people from enjoying them is wrong.
Tigger1988
Well-Known Member
mousermerf said:
Yes I do believe Soarin was the first clone in Epcot. Clones are not always a bad thing. Lots of people can't make it California (or Florida) it spreads the experience. And as long as the whole park isn't an exact copy of the other, then why complain.
mousermerf
Account Suspended
Ivan72 said:
Not really, when we know they've been dedicating the first half of the year to The Land and now the second to The Living Seas.
Only so much can be done at once - and Land/Seas were actually more urgent than Wonders. To explain: Energy is going downhill, but still "sound" with fans, whereas Land was becoming abandoned, Imagination is a known lost cause, and Seas was becoming the same, versus Space and Test Track with Energy on east park which all do okay.
PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
I never enjoyed wonders of life. Bring on bulldozers and the weather pavillion, or whatever will take WOL's place.
General Grizz said:
imagineer boy
Well-Known Member
*sigh*
This is all one big missed opertunity. Just think of all the things they could do to the pavillion, and all they're doing is just letting it sit there and rot!
:fork:
Its really depressing.
This is all one big missed opertunity. Just think of all the things they could do to the pavillion, and all they're doing is just letting it sit there and rot!
:fork: Its really depressing.
mousermerf
Account Suspended
Would you rather the Seas remained as:
Nothing Preshow
Outdated Movie
Broken Hydrolator
Giftshop!
Crush
Exit
Everything can't be done at once and Future World East in short can't handle another new ride. If Soarin' opened in Wonder's spot, the park wouldn't be able to operate.
Nothing Preshow
Outdated Movie
Broken Hydrolator
Giftshop!
Crush
Exit
Everything can't be done at once and Future World East in short can't handle another new ride. If Soarin' opened in Wonder's spot, the park wouldn't be able to operate.
aeillill
Active Member
i understand why they closed down the place permanently, it really needed help, but I hope that they put something good in its place for Epcots 25th, I don't think we need another huge e-ticket attraction, but just update the pavilion, spruce up the theming and the rides. I think it should stay because even thought it isn't Yale, aren't you supposed to learn something from Epcot?
i'm not really sad to see it go though, we only went there once when I was little and it was operating regularly, we went on Body Wars and it ,messed my mothers back upand she complained for the next 2 days of the trip.
i'm not really sad to see it go though, we only went there once when I was little and it was operating regularly, we went on Body Wars and it ,messed my mothers back upand she complained for the next 2 days of the trip.
speck76
Well-Known Member
imagineer boy said:*sigh*
This is all one big missed opertunity. Just think of all the things they could do to the pavillion, and all they're doing is just letting it sit there and rot!
Its really depressing.
But is Epcot imcomplete without it?
Are the other pavilions so jammed, and the lines so long that the park needs the extra capacity?
It needs to either be torn down, and replace by a well-landscaped garden.....or just mothballed, and brought back into service (as something else) when the park does actually need the capacity.