I'm wondering why someone would think that, too. It seems nice and appealing for everyone.I'm curious why you think it will mostly be used by locals?
I love the area, too. Much more seating, which is long overdue, and the design of the area is just so "Epcot". Clean lines, calming vibe, just beautiful.
LOL, yes, we’ve been known to take roundabout ways to make sure we rode the monorail to Epcot just to check out that view. Next trip it will be a higher than normal priority!I'm looking forward to exploring this area. While I won't be staying at a monorail resort, I'm planning to ride the monorail into Epcot for an aerial view.
I guess we'll find out at some point.Is this the area that had sink hole issues?
I think this discussion is about the new World Celebration area of Epcot. As far as I know, there haven’t been sink holes at Epcot.Is this the area that had sink hole issues?
No, the sinkhole was near Guardians. I think it was under the Horizons building that housed my favorite ride as a kid.Is this the area that had sink hole issues?
So you are asking if it's in Florida?Is this the area that had sink hole issues?
There's a sink hole in that area of EPCOT - I thought it was more towards the center (hence my question) but I guess it was on the other side. I was just thinking they built this lower-weight area because it couldn't support a building.I think this discussion is about the new World Celebration area of Epcot. As far as I know, there haven’t been sink holes at Epcot.
They completely changed direction on this project and construction was paused for a while.I think it looks nice too, but, 4 years? Really?
There was one in the area of the Odyssey Restaurant prior to construction:I think this discussion is about the new World Celebration area of Epcot. As far as I know, there haven’t been sink holes at Epcot.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/epcot-sinkhole/"One of the reasons there's so much space between Future World and the World Showcase lagoon is that we discovered a gigantic sink hole near where the Odyssey Restaurant is [in EPCOT]," Marty said. "We couldn’t build anything on top of it."
He related how workers tried in vain to shore up the land by driving massive piles into the earth, “but the piles just kept getting sucked into the ground.” They covered the sink hole by placing giant steel plates on top of it.
I also feel it looks like this-I used to live in Chicago and there were a few outdoor areas like this. Not what I pictured for the middle of a theme park.The space looks a lot like my local mall which is fine, I guess. Not good and not bad. The time that it took to build this is embarrassing though.