Your EPCOT future world ideas

[wazowski_216]

there needs to be a ride that teaches kids all about friendship.

 

[oogie boogie man]

Tomorrowland and Futureworld already have too much of a similar theming. I wouldn’t want to see a peoplemover in both as well.

I see your point, but more peoplemovers can only be a good thing.

 

[oogie boogie man]

I toyed with the idea of guests being able to see a fat version of themselves in the final part. Like how you can see a dog in your place on “The Secret life of Pets” ride at USH. But that would probably be.. a little insensitive.

I’d just see myself.

 

[itsy bitsy spider]

I kinda like the movie, but the lack of dialogue really chapped my rear. So much so that I’ve only seen it 1 time.

The ride could be good though as long as it doesn’t repeat the same dialogue like the Nemo ride. I don’t won’t to hear “EEEva” and “Waalll E” over and over again.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

I’m a sucker for omnimovers. So there could be anything on the ride. I wouldn’t mind if it was just about watching grass grow.

 

[The Great Gonzo]

On the ride you could see what the future would look like if you don’t recycle. There's so many great examples they could use.

Burning cars, eyepatched kids with machine guns, old people pooping in their pants... with no one around to change them. And worst of all is this happened because you didn't put that Pepsi in the recycling bin.

 

[Rambozo]

Oh yeah it’s always good to scare people into doing things. That’s why I have a childproof cage in my house.

“YOU GOT ANOTHER C+? GET IN THE CAGE RAMBOZO JUNIOR.”

 

[PrinceCharming617]

Since it's going to be like Little Mermaid I'd love to see a cool Baymax animatronic (ala Ursula). He's a bit of idiot, but very lovable.

I never know why anyone wants to hug him for meet and greets though. It must be like hugging a fricking balloon.

 

[Frankenstein79]

Hey its got to be better than the lame play pavilion! It looks like they just want to put mostly meet and greets and a drawing class inside it.

 

[Goofy Ninja]

Sounds good to me, it's not a shoehorned attraction like Moana. I know I know it's just a water area... but still it doesn't belong.

 

[itsy bitsy spider]

Test Track

----- (now starring the 80's robot from the hit film "The Muppets")
----- (was formerly Test Track, now with it has a "Muppets Robotics" theme)

Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker are hilarious. I'd love to see the preshow with those two. It would be worth doing the attraction for that alone.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

Test Track could use a retheme. I don't think Disney knows what they're doing with it.

It looks like it was going to be a Tron ride. But then they realized it doesn't fit the already set overall theming.

 

[Goofy Ninja]

Since buying them, the Muppet movie with 80's robot is the only thing good Disney has done with them.

 

[The Great Gonzo]

Picture the narration during the ride. LOL.

 

[Rambozo]

I'd love it if the 80's robot was in the vehicle with you. ... But it would take away one seat. ... Oh well it would be worth it.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

I want more 80's goodness.

Back then Epcot was so different from the original park. It was unlike anything else we had seen in any other park as well.

 

[Mickeynerd17]

Nemo and Friends SeaRider
----- (formerly turtle talk with crush)
----- (motion simulator, and a clone of the tokyo version)

I really like this idea, but the placement is not realistic. To fit just one of those simulators in there you'd need to either raise the roof height or dig a serious basement, neither of which is really possible/cost-effective.

Ideal buildout did a concept involving those simulators for the seas in this map:

Perhaps something like this would work better in terms of placement?

 

[itsy bitsy spider]

I’m all for more Nemo as long as they don’t forget their past.

On that note, I like the idea of bringing back Jason (the robot, not the guy from Friday the 13th LOL). I don't remember him at all, but he sounds interesting.

 

[The Great Gonzo]

I love the look of the aquarium the current one looks a bit too dated. But I guess it works with the 80’s theming.

 

[Frankenstein79]

"The Finding Nemo" restaurant could be a hit with children much like animators palate. It also accomplishes 2 things.

1. There would definitely be more people wanting the back tables and
2. There would be less people looking over the shoulders of the tank people