Yay!
Ok.. so I was completely the only one who cared. 9am sharp I wandered into Wonders of Life all by myself. They hadn't even turned on the exterior audio yet, but atleast they had remembered to clear the pathway so folks could get in.
Oh... ah...
Thrilling, and a bit creepy because there wasn't another human being to be found anywhere for about 10 minutes. I did find a map atleast.
Maps where a common theme in the pavilion for most of the morning, as many guests inside and outside tried to find Wonders on their maps - to no avail. It is atleast listed on the Times Guide. Where "Well and Goods" used to be is now a psuedo-Kidcot with some sort of large banner they're painting.
Being completely embarassed by being the only person there at 9am, I wandered back out and decided to come back later - 11ish. There were people there, yay! A suprising number considering most had their maps out going "What is this?"
I'm really just suprised that people read maps at all at WDW.
Anyways, more photos. The mobile:
People were very interested in and congregated around the Sensory Funhouse, while I was a geek and photographed walls and shut-down venues, like the Anacomical Stage.
I didn't venture into Cranium Command but I did see a few people heading into it.
It really seems to be the only thing inside the building that has any signage directing anyone to it. Up next, more photos o the Dome and then a quick tour-o-Body Wars.
Ok.. so I was completely the only one who cared. 9am sharp I wandered into Wonders of Life all by myself. They hadn't even turned on the exterior audio yet, but atleast they had remembered to clear the pathway so folks could get in.
Oh... ah...
Thrilling, and a bit creepy because there wasn't another human being to be found anywhere for about 10 minutes. I did find a map atleast.
Maps where a common theme in the pavilion for most of the morning, as many guests inside and outside tried to find Wonders on their maps - to no avail. It is atleast listed on the Times Guide. Where "Well and Goods" used to be is now a psuedo-Kidcot with some sort of large banner they're painting.
Being completely embarassed by being the only person there at 9am, I wandered back out and decided to come back later - 11ish. There were people there, yay! A suprising number considering most had their maps out going "What is this?"
I'm really just suprised that people read maps at all at WDW.
Anyways, more photos. The mobile:
People were very interested in and congregated around the Sensory Funhouse, while I was a geek and photographed walls and shut-down venues, like the Anacomical Stage.
I didn't venture into Cranium Command but I did see a few people heading into it.
It really seems to be the only thing inside the building that has any signage directing anyone to it. Up next, more photos o the Dome and then a quick tour-o-Body Wars.
