A fight broke out September 12 in the queue for Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at EPCOT. The confrontation involved two men who argued in the attraction's queue before the dispute became physical. Other members of the two groups also became involved as the...
It seems like Disney is once again turning its back on the families who built its empire in favor of the DINK (Dual Income No Kids) crowd and so-called Disney Adults. The latest evidence? EPCOT’s brand-new GEO-82 Spaceship Earth lounge, which is making headlines not for family-friendly offerings, but for being an exclusive, adults-only experience.
I’ve spent the last hour or so listening to some wonderful music from the past—not the Mozart kind of past, but the EPCOT past, and it made me think more than just warm, nostalgic, and happy thoughts of good times back in those yester-decades called the 1980’s which, I know, many of you were not blessed to be around in.
February 25th was the first day that Disney decided to have Tiana's Bayou Adventure function without a virtual queue, going to a normal line for the attraction, and boy did it not go well! For the first time ever, the Splash Mountain replacement was revealed to not be...
Disney has announced that the remaining attractions using its controversial Virtual Queue system, Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at EPCOT and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom, will transition to standby lines starting February 25, 2025. This marks the end of the Virtual Queue era across Walt Disney World parks (at least for now…), a move many fans have been demanding for years.
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the mounting issues plaguing Walt Disney World’s infrastructure. Hot on the heels of EPCOT’s sewage leaks and a ceiling collapse inside Soarin’ Around the World, Magic Kingdom suffered a widespread Disney power outage last night, shutting down more than 15 attractions across the park.
It seems trouble continues to brew at EPCOT in The Land Pavilion. Just weeks after a sewage leak forced the temporary closure of Soarin’ Around the World and flooded parts of the pavilion, a new issue has emerged—this time, a section of the ceiling in the Soarin’ queue has collapsed over a guest walkway.
On this week’s (1/16) T3PO Live show (now airing live every Thursday at 4 pm, so don’t miss it, thanks) we began with a discussion of the truly silly and inappropriate new “recycled material” costumes for the American Adventure’s “Voices Of Liberty” acapella singers…and then meandered into EPCOT and particularly World Showcase in general when one of the chatters asked us (Vash, Joshua, Nolan, Erika, Ron and I) about the potential for new countries joining the circle around the lagoon. Joshua shared a map that shows room for about DOUBLE the number there now. Complexity ensued, and I have some thoughts to share, deep or otherwise.
Walt Disney World Recently announced the full list of kitchens and menu items coming to Epcot communities this month for the Epcot International Festival of The Arts.
Ongoing issues with Epcot ground lighting continue to plague Walt Disney World as the latest issue to befall the brand new area raises genuine safety concerns for Disney guests.
The recent sewage leak at EPCOT led to the closure of the Soarin’ Around the World attraction and both restrooms in The Land Pavilion at Walt Disney World.
Disney recently completed repairs on underground light systems in Epcot’s World Celebration neighborhood. However, it seems as though the troubled Epcot ground lights are already starting to malfunction.
World Celebration has had a rocky rollout at Epcot, from broken ground lights to Communicore Hall’s lackluster reception. And while Disney has apparently finished repairs on its subterranean lighting fixtures, new illumination issues have arisen along with some wear and tear that shouldn’t be possible for an area that just turned a year old.