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Xolodno

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3. Problem is, its based on the concept of..

Reply to GreatGazoo (Original post)

Fri Feb 6, 2015, 04:56 PM

Feb 2015

...technology. And technology moves fast, real fast. So any exhibition is going to be dated real fast...not a good recipe for a theme park that needs rides to stand the test of time.

Some aspects are still good, Disney Seas, Test Track, Mission Space. But two of these are not based on future tech (plus can be updated over time) and the other a bit on science fiction. A Star Wars Park would be too ambitious, but a land based on Sci Fi could work in EPCOT

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Rumor in Orlando: EPCOT may be transformed as Disney integrates Star Wars into existing Parks [View all] GreatGazoo Feb 2015 OP

My girlfriend's father was very high up in Disney Parks Sen. Walter Sobchak Feb 2015 #1

Interesting GreatGazoo Feb 2015 #9

nice but is seemed dated dembotoz Feb 2015 #2

Problem is, its based on the concept of.. Xolodno Feb 2015 #3

I absolutely love EPCOT. Always have, always will. ScreamingMeemie Feb 2015 #4

Nice. Do they ever discuss which is better? GreatGazoo Feb 2015 #6

They LOVE the Magic Kingdom part of Disney, and my daughter loves collecting ScreamingMeemie Feb 2015 #7

I haven't been to Universal Orlando GreatGazoo Feb 2015 #8

I love Epcot. So many great rides and restaurants. Nye Bevan Feb 2015 #5