Making a pavilion popular
WoL failed because the attractions (aside from Cranium Command) didn't foster return visits.
Cranium Command, and it's pre-show was classic multi-visit Disney attraction, keep it.
Body Wars, was exciting (and nauseating), but driving around in the inside of a strangers body is the LAST place I want to be. THIS ATTRACTION could be easily be retooled in the same vein as Soarin'...instead of Body Wars, call it Wonders of Life (and rename the pavilion the Life pavilion)...and instead feature a "warp" shuttle ride to visit many of life's wonders in our Universe. Imagine lifting off from Epcot, then shooting though a weaving-warp-wormhole (ala StarGate) popping out for a quick fly by the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids, then quickly back into another wormhole to visit another amazing wonder of the world or amazing vista. Another visit could be to an active underwater volcano. The adventure could then continue in space for a visit to the space station and maybe a flight through Saturn's rings. Then maybe the pilot (or Stitch) knocks his cup of java into the controls sending us out of control heading into the sun or straight for a comet or vanishing to a distant strange part of the Galaxy (like in Star Trek The Next Generation's "Where No One Has Gone Before"). Finally, the pilot gets control back (just as approach a DeathStar with a Star Tours ship in the distance for a little inter-park joke) and gets us back to Epcot for a gentle return to our landing bay at the Life pavilion.
Like Soarin', I'd ride this EVERY chance I had...get a fast pass, see CC, ride it.
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Although cute and "informative", the Making of Me was basically a see one time attraction, and a waste of valuable interior space, which would be better served providing additional dining space and hands on things to do.
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The center stage activities were a waste of space as well, perhaps an open play area (like a giant ball pit with giant spider maze above it to climb through) the kids play while the parents sit watching while enjoying a smoothie, and the teens are riding the Wonders of Life over and over...
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They would need to then add another attraction building outside the main building, with access from inside the building for a new Life (sponsor) themed attraction to round out the now super popular attraction...perhaps an educational dark ride that teaches of the amazing complexity and diversity of life, with close encounters with dinos (of course), leopards, birds, fish and such utilizing some of the new Nemo holo technology we've been hearing about?
