Epcot in 10 years

[lugnut33]

I think the one building that definitely shows it age is where the old Odyssey Restaurant was located between FW and WS. I can see where you'd call that 80 style.

I guess The Land building might be considered old looking , but really how much of the exterior do you see since it's sunk down into the land?

The Energy building is still great looking. I love the look of that. I do realize that some of the tiles and color choices out front might look old, but they are almost 30 years old. Still a great looking building.

The old World of Motion building, now Test Track still looks good eventhough it's really just a round building.

Mission Space and The Seas buldings also look good. really though, on both of those unless you get into certain area you don't really even notice the entire building as your attention is drawn to the front entrances.

I love the landscaping on both sides of FW. I also still love the Fountain of Nations. I love the double helical poles and the segmented triangular sun screen over the hub area. Be sure to look down while you walk, theres some neat paving work.

At night, Epcot really comes alive.

Now I want to go to Epcot.

 

[mdsoccermom]

I love Epcot. However, I am pretty certain that in 10 years, the movie at Norway still will not be updated, LOL! I've never been to Norway, but I am also fairly confident that they've updated their technology and they do not use computers from 1985.

 

[Sassagoula Billy]

I think Future World and Tomorrowland are not only redundant, but they have both also lost their focus.

Future World, sure. Tomorrowland? Bloody freaking yes.

 

[kaligal]

I agree that it is beginning to show some age. The buildings are beginning to seem a little more retro than cool.

But I still love Epcot. It's my favorite Disney park.