jjpenguin
<font color=red>A penguin with mouse ears & wooden
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There are 11 countries in the World Showcase in Epcot, so my question will be centered there.
No, not name the countries, too easy
No, not how to drink around the world, poor Kev would be innudated with mails
2 questions on entering the World Showcase.
- When you enter the WS from Future World, which countries are on your right & left and why are these 2 countries situated here?
To your right is Canada, and to your left is Mexico. The original plan called for America to be dead center opposite the entrance from FW. This would have meant that America would be flanked by it's neighbours Canada and Mexico as it is in real life
America is now in fact on the right with Germany and Italy on the top of the lake
- When you enter WS from the Beach Club/Boardwalk Area (International Gateway) which countries are on your right and left and what is special about how they are situated?
To your right is France and to your left England, separated by water as they are in real life, by the English Channel.
A point for each correct country and 2 points per explanation!
Aruna
(hopefully 3rd time lucky as I tried to post earlier and couldn't!)
No, not name the countries, too easy
No, not how to drink around the world, poor Kev would be innudated with mails
2 questions on entering the World Showcase.
- When you enter the WS from Future World, which countries are on your right & left and why are these 2 countries situated here?
To your right is Canada, and to your left is Mexico. The original plan called for America to be dead center opposite the entrance from FW. This would have meant that America would be flanked by it's neighbours Canada and Mexico as it is in real life
America is now in fact on the right with Germany and Italy on the top of the lake
- When you enter WS from the Beach Club/Boardwalk Area (International Gateway) which countries are on your right and left and what is special about how they are situated?
To your right is France and to your left England, separated by water as they are in real life, by the English Channel.
A point for each correct country and 2 points per explanation!
Aruna
(hopefully 3rd time lucky as I tried to post earlier and couldn't!)
