Comments

1. James Timmel says

   August 11, 2020 at 11:43 am

   You need to back off a bit. One cannot really see the concept of it all.

2. Mark says

   August 12, 2020 at 12:50 pm

   I always did love the original fountain, but I will miss The Fountain of Nations.

3. Ken says

   August 12, 2020 at 1:00 pm

   Looks great, somewhat inspirational, now if the could just keep futureworld focused on the learning lab environment that was its early trademark when it first opened. We need more education opportunities at Epcot Future World, a glimpse of what is to come… I remember seeing the very early cell phone concept strapped to your wrist with a finger mike and a thumb speaker to hear, or the wheel chair that can walk up stairs, and so many other things. The what if’s to the what is coming kept me returning to Future World with my young daughter year after year. Test track was a learning lab on how we test and build vehicles, now it is a cartoon thrill ride. While mission space is very unique, body wars was just as good and in some cases better. Ellen and the Energy pavilion was a staple and was a great loss to millions, I dread the dark roller coaster ride hat is come. Walt always invested and cherished the future and education, Epcot was the spirit of why that Walt passed on to many of us, and we need the education factor returned to the Epcot philosophy.

4. Essie says

   August 14, 2020 at 6:35 pm

   Of the ToN is gone I’ll b so disappointed; I used to sit several times on every trip and just watch it. Can u tell me if it will still b there please?

5. DFB Sarah says

   August 16, 2020 at 6:36 pm

   Essie, it looks like the front fountain will be there at the base of the pylons, but the Fountain of Nations is expected to be gone.