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Epcot Center - Future World - Spaceship Earth
(from the Big EPCOT Center book)
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An Imagineer painting Michelangelo’s Adam on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel scene in Spaceship Earth
(from the Big EPCOT Center book)
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Deep Rover Exhibit at The Living Seas
Future World - Epcot Center
(1986 Blue WDW Pictorial Souvenir Book)
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An Imagineer paints a prehistoric palm from the Universe of Energy
(from the big EPCOT Center book)
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the land.
I know The Land is technically not an attraction it self, but I love all the attractions within it. I love Living With The Land, Soarin’, and The Circle of Life. On our last trip, we did the Behind The Seeds Tour. It’s the cheapest tour you can do, but its a lot of fun and very informative. I would recommend it to anybody. Sunshine Seasons also have some amazing food. Definitely one of my favorite quick service restaurants :) BTW, all the photos are from my last trip to Disney World in September 2012!
Runner Up: Test Track
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world showcase.
This was a really tough choice, but I’m gonna have to pick World Showcase! I love visiting all the “countries” and getting a taste of all the cultures.
Runner Up: future world
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22nd April 2021
Quark
Quark is the pet dog of the Szalinski family. He appears in major roles in Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, Honey, I Blew Up the Kid and the theme park spin off attraction, Honey, I Shrunk The Audience, which would introduce The Imagination Institute and bring they ‘Honey’ franchise into the Medfield College-verse. The Honey I Shrunk the Audience attraction appeared in parks worldwide, and was translated into French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and German for Disneyland Paris and Japanese for Tokyo Disneyland, where the attraction was known as MicroAdventure. Quark also appeared in the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Movie Set Adventure playground at the then-MGM Studios (later Hollywood Studios). He is also a major character in Honey I Shrunk The Kids: The TV Show, set between Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and Honey, I Blew Up the Kid.
Presumably by the time of Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves, he passed away of old age.
Did you know?
On your way out, the walkway at Epcot lights up with hundreds of fiber optic lights that twinkle as you walk over them and also illuminate in dozens of different shapes.
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