Disney Dish Episode 210: What the future holds for Epcot’s Future World
by The Jim Hill Media Podcast Network
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Len Testa & Jim Hill start off this week’s show by talking about how the Imagineers plan on reconfiguring the front half of WDW’s science & discovery park. They also continue their Chronological Disneyland series by discussing how Michael Eisner’s Montana-inspired visions of the future eventually translated into Tomorrowland having decorative displays of kumquats & kale.
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Over the course of this episode, listeners will learn about:
How Walt Disney World already has a plan for getting Guests around the Resort should the Skyliner have to temporarily stop operating due to an extreme weather event
What the upcoming redo of Epcot’s Innoventions / Communicore area has to do with Food & Wine, Flower & Garden, Holidays Around the World & Festival of the Arts
Why the rockwork which frames the Astro Orbitor at Tomorrowland’s entrance at Disneyland Park may soon suffer the same fate as Epcot’s “Leave a Legacy” Plaza
Which previously-owned-by-21st-Century-Fox IP will be the first to appear inside of a Disney theme park after that $71.3 billion acquisition is complete (Hint: This project will be a mammoth undertaking)
What “Nostromo” (i.e., the full-scale, ride-thru shooter attraction that the Imagineers wanted to base on “Alien,” Ridley Scott’s sci-fi horror film for 1979) would have been like
How Walt Disney World already has a plan for getting Guests around the Resort should the Skyliner have to temporarily stop operating due to an extreme weather event
What the upcoming redo of Epcot’s Innoventions / Communicore area has to do with Food & Wine, Flower & Garden, Holidays Around the World & Festival of the Arts
Why the rockwork which frames the Astro Orbitor at Tomorrowland’s entrance at Disneyland Park may soon suffer the same fate as Epcot’s “Leave a Legacy” Plaza
Which previously-owned-by-21st-Century-Fox IP will be the first to appear inside of a Disney theme park after that $71.3 billion acquisition is complete (Hint: This project will be a mammoth undertaking)
What “Nostromo” (i.e., the full-scale, ride-thru shooter attraction that the Imagineers wanted to base on “Alien,” Ridley Scott’s sci-fi horror film for 1979) would have been like
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released March 10, 2019
Hosts: Len Testa and Jim Hill
Editor: Aaron Z. Adams
Hosts: Len Testa and Jim Hill
Editor: Aaron Z. Adams
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The Jim Hill Media Podcast Network
Jim Hill is a writer, blogger, and theme park historian, and he'll be the first to tell you all of the back-room deals and
corporate gossip that happens inside the Walt Disney Company.
Len Testa co-authors the Unofficial Guide series of travel books, focusing on theme parks.
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