If you haven't seen on some of my other posts dealing with the future of EPCOT, I have come up with an idea for a proposed 'World of Motion' pavillion. This pavillion would be composed of Test Track, Aviation Galores!, and some exhibits based on motion. As you know, Test Track has a large front area under a big tent-like structure. This entire thing would be enclosed as well as a small, small part of land to the right. In this enclosed place, interactive exhibits based on motion will be placed as well as small cafe. Of course this enclosure makes the only way into Test Track is by going inside here. At the time of the construction for enclosure, Test Track will also be down. As you can see this enclosure would be the outside part of Test Track will now be inside. This part, which was originally outside, will be slowed down for the indoors and another 'test' can be conducted.
To the left in somewhat of the northwest corner is the entrance to Aviation Galores! Riders are suspended in vehicles shaped like planes of the old days. They are taken through scenes of the century of flight. The first scene will be of ancient times as we see various types of people try their flying contraptions. Next we will enter into a part where we see Wilbert and Orville Wright having their successful flight. The next scene consists of the World Wars where fighter planes are scene. Then our next scene will be of the first commercial flights, and of course this attraction is sponsored by Delta. We then journey through the times of the 737, the Concorde, and the 757. Our next and final scenes consists of the future of flight. We pass through scenes of 'skyways' where we can see flying cars, and scenes of new futuristic planes which are just now in designing stages. And then we fly back down to Walt Disney World. There is a small post-show for this attraction. It is just nothing more than some exhibits on flight and some booths and advertisments for the sponsor of the ride, most likely Delta.
How do you like this idea? Your feedback is appreciated.
To the left in somewhat of the northwest corner is the entrance to Aviation Galores! Riders are suspended in vehicles shaped like planes of the old days. They are taken through scenes of the century of flight. The first scene will be of ancient times as we see various types of people try their flying contraptions. Next we will enter into a part where we see Wilbert and Orville Wright having their successful flight. The next scene consists of the World Wars where fighter planes are scene. Then our next scene will be of the first commercial flights, and of course this attraction is sponsored by Delta. We then journey through the times of the 737, the Concorde, and the 757. Our next and final scenes consists of the future of flight. We pass through scenes of 'skyways' where we can see flying cars, and scenes of new futuristic planes which are just now in designing stages. And then we fly back down to Walt Disney World. There is a small post-show for this attraction. It is just nothing more than some exhibits on flight and some booths and advertisments for the sponsor of the ride, most likely Delta.
How do you like this idea? Your feedback is appreciated.