If the Italy pavilion in Epcot decided to add a ride, what would you want it to include or be?

[LuvOrlando]

Tokyo DisneySea has a gondola ride, but their Italy section is also MUCH larger and has an entire hotel as part of it

WOW, so this is gorgeous!

 

[BlueStarryHat]

There's an Escape from Pompeii attraction in Busch Gardens Williamsburg...been there for a few decades

I think I might have been on it. As I recall it was a very short ride. For the Epcot one I was picturing something like the Matterhorn except a volcano.

 

[Neapolitan Ice Cream]

A concur that a gondola ride would be cool. A perfect example would be the iteration in the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, inside or out in that case depending on the temperature (I'm not suggesting we would have an indoor/outdoor separation in EPCOT, just saying.) A gondola ride ride in the dark could just be what the doctor ordered. Doesn't have to be overwhelming.

I'd say of more urgency would be the fabled roller coaster at the Tokyo pavilion, rumoured to be a MAJOR attraction on the scale of the Matterhorn! It was just never constructed as the sponsor pulled put. I believe I'm right in saying that.

[ETA] - The coaster was in fact intended for Japan’s Mount Fuji. Sorry! There's also a dark ride that was partially built for the Germany pavilion but was never constructed - you can still see entrance, just boarded over.

 

[ChrisFL]

I think I might have been on it. As I recall it was a very short ride. For the Epcot one I was picturing something like the Matterhorn except a volcano.

Yes, it is a very short ride...one of the first ventures into more themed attractions for, what was Sea World owned, and later we got Journey to Atlantis which was much more elaborate at the various Sea World parks.

 

[ChrisFL]

WOW, so this is gorgeous!

Yes, the entire park is amazing, I'm lucky enough to have gone there several times over the years