I really love the original purpose of Epcot. I wish that was all back.

Epcot the first couple of years (when Figment arrived) was so gleaming and new and 80's. The colors all purple and orange and silver. All the rides and pavilions smelled like new carpet and fresh paint. The concrete what white at clean. And at the end of the day a freaking laser beam drew the continents spinning on Spaceship Earth. A stunning billion dollar park probably the first ever to blow past the billion dollar mark.

@ajs41

4 жыл бұрын

My family didn't visit until late 1988 but it still seemed brand new at that time. We didn't know it had already been open for 6 years.

@sherrystrawn7628

3 жыл бұрын

I forgot about the continents on Spaceship Earth. Sooo magical.

@richardburchett

3 жыл бұрын

I first made it there in 1986. The times moved so quickly. It didn’t take 10 years before there was so much talk about it being outdated. I guess I’ve always wanted to go back and see it look like it did when it was new.

@rickw1954

Жыл бұрын

I remember fondly being hired on at Epcot in Feb of 1983. I was surprised to find that I had to shave my mustache to conform to the "Disney clean-cut look", (even though Walt had one). All of us new hires went through Disney "orientation ", this was to familiarize ourselves with the company "culture". (This was when Ron Miller was still in charge). During this time, the employees were treated like family. It was wonderful while it lasted. Things changed after the 1984 takeover by Saul Steinberg. The rumors at the time, were that the theme parks would be sold off and the film production would be kept. Very unsettling times. But all of us new hires were still excited about the new park. You have to remember, Epcot in 1982 was all run on 2 inch magnetic tape, 3-gun video projectors and 35mm film projection. These were exciting times for me, instead of one film projection room, I was in charge of an entire pavilion, Journey into Imagination, sponsored by Kodak! Those were the days when film was still king. Quite exciting for a 27 year old! I remember in the early days that a show would go down because of a "bin-loop jam". At the time, all of the shows would run on a 2 inch magnetic tape that would provide the synchronization time code, and the audio. These bin loops were 2 inch magnetic tape, captstan-drive and compressed air driven, quite state-of-the-art for it's day. But, they would occasionally bunch up, causing a disruption of the time-code, thus interrupting the show. All of the techs out in the field would have to respond and restart the show. I was amazed by all of the special effects in the Imagination pavilion. The Disney engineering division, "Imagineering" had an enormous talent for designing clever show elements for each of Epcot's pavilions. The best example was the Imagination pavilion. They employed, fiber optics, lasers, polarized light, pulsing strobes and many other optical illusions to create fantastic story elements. I have great memories of maintaining all of this marvelous effects. Those were great days, I remember them well.

@res1tah71

Жыл бұрын

Now it smells like vomit and vinegar

I opened Epcot Center - Was one of the most memorable times of my life.

@donaldbuonavolanto1797

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so jealous of you

@anarchorepublican5954

Жыл бұрын

⚡🌐 or🧚🏻‍♀✨ 🏰❓...I was in Walt Disney World on the day EPCOT opened in 1982, 40 years ago today...My college friends and I, elected rather to visit the Magic Kingdom instead ...to avoid crowds...I've never regretted it...basically every ride in the Kingdom was a walk on...

@anarchorepublican5954

Жыл бұрын

...I'm curious ...do you remember seeing this Danny Kaye special being filmed on that day?...

I have to admit, I appreciate Epcot a lot more as an adult, then when I was a kid..

@leonardhughes7679

6 жыл бұрын

I've never been there.tha mmm is to unaffordable prices.

@LiberalSquared

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly the way I feel. I would spend every penny I have to visit 80's-era Epcot, but I actually did visit as a kid, and I didn't appreciate it.

@LogoMan7777

5 жыл бұрын

@@LiberalSquared I'd kill for 80s-era EPCOT. 2016 EPCOT is crap.

@babejjones9808

5 жыл бұрын

@@LogoMan7777 nah

@freddyrichards878

5 жыл бұрын

"Epcot would be the place where the parents drag the kids, not the other way around."

I enjoyed this so much. I went to Epcot right after it opened in 1982 when I was 18. Later I worked at WDW as a switchboard operator. Danny Kaye is an amazing entertainer. RIP Mr. K..

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

slc crayzis awesome

@user-nl2yg3gm4z

4 ай бұрын

I remember when Epcot opened I think they had just been constructing spaceship earth at that time, the park was quite different than than to be expected that's the way new things are , even now and tomorrow are new and old cause time passes on by, it waits for no one nobody can foresee what the future holds only the imagery of things to come , It is what Epcot is all about our future😅 indeed😅

This is heaven. I could watch this all day. Sad to see Epcot has lost it's original purpose.

@iHeartsNostalgiaPit

6 жыл бұрын

yeah it looked kind of cool back then

@youshaanaderp.khoder3883

5 жыл бұрын

@@iHeartsNostalgiaPit Its still looks cool even in every year

@youshaanaderp.khoder3883

5 жыл бұрын

And epcot didnt lose its original purpose

@Thearruadatravelers

5 жыл бұрын

Disney has lost its original purpose. With dollars rising and now extras that use to be included getting price tagged. It’s so sad. Walt wanted a place where everyone could visit and feel like a VIP corporate America has turned it into only the rich can visit. So sad

@youshaanaderp.khoder3883

5 жыл бұрын

@@Thearruadatravelers Your wrong, Disney had never lost it's original purpose.

The announcer heard here is the late John Harlan, known for his announcing stints on (The $100,000) Name That Tune and American Gladiators.

Being one of those guys in uniform at the 46:30 min point, it was a truly amazing event. The best of the best from around the world. And then, when there was a lighting issue, Danny Kaye entertained us by dropping his trousers to pink poka-dot undies, like a clown prepared for such an occasion. Once there was rain. Disney had prepared for the eventuality with a circus tent. As we waited with musical groups from dozens of nations we each took turns performing the real stuff for each other, not the national television stuff. It was great.

I was there during the opening of Epcot Center...My main location was in the Magic Kingdom at the Crystal Palace on main street, I was chosen to work extra shifts at the new theme park. so... I actually drove a golf cart around the park delivering coffee to the various television network news team/outlets that covered the opening celebration of the then newest Disney theme park Epcot Center... I happened to be at the Entrance as the first family entered.

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

Rapheal Rawlings awesome

@davidkettelle403

3 жыл бұрын

I heard the pay wasn’t great working there..but..considering the incredible experience you had that you can hold onto and talk about your whole life...I’m guessing the pay was never the real reason you took the job... must have been a great time in your life.

@davidkettelle403

3 жыл бұрын

I heard the pay wasn’t great working there..but..considering the incredible experience you had that you can hold onto and talk about your whole life...I’m guessing the pay was never the real reason you took the job... must have been a great time in your life.

@michaeltaylor1603

2 жыл бұрын

What a cool memory! Thanks for the share.

I believe Disney Parks have underestimated the uniqueness of EPCOT. They're turning it into just another IP overload theme park. It was such a one off in what it offered and this line is sadly beung blurred and removed with the new updates. Disney once believed in its Imagineers now there is the perception that without characters they cannot sell it.

@kevb7451

2 жыл бұрын

I 100 percent agree. The park today has lost all its charm and is actually less compelling. I don’t think it’s too late for Disney to fix this but I doubt they will. It’s really sad.

The old disney channel movie entrance!

WOW!!!! I was there live for the grand opening and the tv special taping!!!! It was a remarkable time to be there. The park actually stayed open till 2am during those first two weeks!!! Cant believe how time flies. Seems like yesterday!!!!

To be honest this video is really helping me get through 2020.

I forgot Epcot opened without the Morocco and Norway Pavilions

@JoeyFisco

7 жыл бұрын

Plus, the never built African Pavilion

@michaelimmaculate7433

3 жыл бұрын

Same, and I heard the food and entertainment in the Morocco pavilion is amazing! I’m 🤤 tonight because I want to go tomorrow but I’m in nyc!

I was there in 1982 ....so long ago.....the good old days.....

@jeffdon4

8 жыл бұрын

Not on opening day but right afterwards

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

Jeff Don cool

CBS-TV Schedule for 23 October, 1982 on WKYT: 6:00 pm: NewsCenter 27 6:30 pm: CBS Evening News Weekend Edition with Bob Schieffer 7:00 pm: Hee Haw 8:00 pm: Walt Disney: EPCOT Center: The Opening Celebration 9:00 pm: Blazing Saddles 11:00 pm: NewsCenter 27

Epcot center: the opening celebration has been the Disney's special presentation from CBS TV

I was born in 1985 so I can't talk about its initial opening, but I do miss the epcot of the late 80s and early 90s. Now it is becoming less and less about learning and the promise of tomorow as it is about cartoons and fun rides. Horizons and World of Motion have become mission space and test track: rides that lasted 15-20 minutes with little to no wait time because the cars never stopped are now rides where you learn nothing, and they are over in 5 minutes with average half hour to outrageous 3 hour wait times. Maelstrom, probably my favorite disney ride of all time, is now becoming a frozen ride, which is simply a cartoon, and while it is set in norway, it will just be another magic kingdom kiddie ride. They should have left Maelstrom alone and put frozen in magic kingdom or hollywood studios. Girls from my generation had to wait 20+ years for a little mermaid ride, but when frozen came out they just bulldozed the oldest thing they could find to cram it in wherever it fit. During the troll scene in Frozen, I felt this horrible sense of dread as I totally called, out loud, the fact they would tear down maelstrom. One of the most relaxing bits at Epcot was the backwards return journey on spaceship earth, but now they have that dumb touch screen glaring in your face with a game for you to play, WHILE ON A RIDE, as if we don't stare at a touch screen every other minute of our lives anyway. Even the relaxing boat ride in Mexico is now obnoxious with the three caballeros on permantent loop for 10 minutes. Also I feel like the sense of wonder and the promise of tommorow will never be the same at epcot, as technology advances so fast, its impossible to create attractions about them anymore. When I was young, the idea of face chat was unbelievable, and now i can do it on my phone and I don't because it is a waste of data and battery. Flying cars will never happen, homes don't look any different than they did in the 80s, home decor has backtracked as everyone builds all their furniture out of wooden pallets, and instead of all these awesome advances in vehicles, homes, and travel or even space travel, we get new iphones and fit bits every 25 minutes, and that's about it. Epcot is still my favorite park merely for nostalgia's sake, but I find that most of my favorite moments in Epcot can never be relived, except maybe the greenhouse ride in the Land, and the smell of the Spaceship Earth ride. I miss the old Epcot.

@MattMuir2000

8 жыл бұрын

All I can ask Disney in regards to how Epcot has been forced to change is this: What the hell went wrong?

@fightbadlandlords1476

6 жыл бұрын

youhartley Preach! Well said!

@jediyves

5 жыл бұрын

I was born in 1984, and I don't remember much about the 80's, but the 90's was exciting for me as a kid. I found out that I actually enjoy the Disney parks just recently.

@millabasset1710

5 жыл бұрын

@Peter Boykin Its not about what time period we're born in. Everyone in the 50s thought the same shit too. When the Gulf War and 9/11 happened, that signified the end of fun.

@millabasset1710

5 жыл бұрын

Transhumanism is still a thing. So I wouldn't say we lost interests in technology and changing the human species.

⚛⚡🌐 or🧚🏻‍♀✨ 🏰❓...I was in Walt Disney World on the day EPCOT opened in 1982, 40 years ago today...My college friends and I, elected rather to visit the Magic Kingdom instead ...to avoid crowds...I've never regretted it...basically every ride in the Kingdom was a walk on...

That song Danny sings to Drew about staying innocent hits a lot harder with the hindsight of what actually happened to her taken to mind.

@Skitjamo

Жыл бұрын

What happened to her

@itscrumbelivable

Жыл бұрын

@@Skitjamo She got really into drugs and stuff from a very young age, like she was an alcoholic by the time she was 9. She wrote a book about it, actually, called Little Girl Lost.

This looks so cool. I know it keeps changing but the spirit of the Epcot center will always be there. In love with Danny Kaye because of my yearly tradition of watching White Xmas.

I love epcot and walt disney world. I can't wait to go back.

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

TAYLOR Shelton same

Here now that Epcot is being changed. Not sure how to feel.

I miss the old Epcot!

Old 3D Animation, is just so good and impressive for back then.

1:08 , “Walt Disney... sponsored by GE! (Cue General Electric “We Bring Good Things To Life” jingle)”

that intro tho, 90's Disney channel

Thanks for uploading! I have this on video tape, but never got a chance to convert it! Fantastic program and Danny Kaye is awesome! Brought tears to my eyes! Thanks!!!

18:30 - it's Sico the robot from Rocky 4! And a sassy young Drew Barrymore!

This is what TV today is missing.

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

Matthew Bellis no kidding

@KendrickHarrisKenfinity

2 жыл бұрын

For real!

This is a great treat. I'm so glad this video was posted to the web.

14:33 “well, the future is always exciting” 35 years later.......

They took out most of Walt's rides and turned it into a corporate monster.. It should not even be called Walt Disney World..

We love Epcot...very excited about upcoming changes.

I have to agree with you on this. Back when Epcot was first designed, instant communication around the world was still very expensive, inefficient, and frankly, scarce. Now that the internet has become such commonplace, where else do we go on the communication place? I can get that on my smartphone. Communication technologies is easy now. What's next?

This is such a great special with such an underrated soundtrack! Danny Kaye brings it home with Hooray for the 21st Century and The World Showcase.

Happy 40th anniversary EPCOT.

Makes me want a time machine

36:16 the African pavilion (to open in one year) was apparently downsized... to a gift shop selling Drums. Whoops, luckily they got their own park in 1998.

@therealjdavid

8 жыл бұрын

+Keith Rogers Israel did not even make it that far. Whoops.

@ecoRfan

7 жыл бұрын

Keith Rogers went to the AK in May 1998 when it was brand new; first time I ever went to WDW.

@andrewweinstein7740

6 жыл бұрын

The Africa pavilion never opened because the only country that would sponsor it was South Africa, and the Disney company didn’t support Apartheid.

@Zolfka1

5 жыл бұрын

Remember we got Africa location in animal kingdom

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

Justin David Goujon good

I like how Dreamfindee runs past one of the backgrounds for Horizons 19:13

@WDI2008

4 жыл бұрын

That was actually footage intended for an introduction for a preview of Magic Journeys.

I am related to most of the people that hosted this show (Including Walt Disney) (except Drew Barrymore) and I am very sad of what Disney has done with EPCOT Center, 1982- Open and celebrating the EPCOT pavilions 1983- Open the best ride at Disney-Horizons 1990s- Destroy Horizons, Journey Into Imagination, Living Seas, Wonders of Life (except Body Wars and Cranium Command), Communcore and Innoventions, World of Motion, Universe of Energy and replace them with IP and other things that don’t even have to do with the future. As Walt would have said to us, “There’s a great big beautiful tomorrow, shining at the end of every day”. I believe that Disney should start to realize for what my relative (Walt) would be saying- that EPCOT is my Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow and that if may forever reflect on to the future, dedication of the park, and the understanding of mistakes. I love EPCOT Center forever.

I just rode the Journey into Imagination ride today and by the end of it I was using my imagination to think of all the things I would like to use to beat Figment to death with.

I was a teenager my self when I was at Epcot so I was young enough to see the fun in it but now At age 61 I see something more than fun it is about you and me and what we can do for the world in the near future this is truly the greatest part of life you can be a part of .Thank you WDW for now and tommorrow and forever😮😅

@user-nl2yg3gm4z

4 ай бұрын

Keep your eyesight on the future other's may overlook what is coming just ahead of us😮.

"One little spark" is all it takes to reconnect with our unique and always full of innovations Park of tomorrow. Stay safe everyone!

HaPpY 38th anniversary!!! (1982-2020) EPCOT

@williamdiemert9866

2 жыл бұрын

40th years Anniversary of Epcot

Happy 35th Birthday EPCOT!

Sadly, Danny Kaye died only 5 years after this airing.

Went there in September 1988.

I forgot how the old intro was like a dark ride.

Happy 33rd Birthday Epcot!

See the young Drew Barrymore at the 10-minute point. The West Point Cadet Glee Club is at 46 minutes (me at 47 minutes, thank you very much).

Danny Kaye was the best ! We sure miss him, singer,dancer, a real showman and genius.

it is unfortune that most of this has been abandoned Jb

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

Jamie Beattie it’s coming Back

@paulpencilhead9752

4 жыл бұрын

Or bulldozed....looking at you mission space

My family was like "Epcot is where the people get drunk"

when a Disney owned world seemed like a good idea.

Poor EPCOT Center, what have they done to you?

@jbeachboy100

7 жыл бұрын

what they do?

@retrikstudios9025

7 жыл бұрын

***** Have you ever been to EPCOT Center?

@jbeachboy100

7 жыл бұрын

yeah i went twice in 80s and again around 2000 or so.

@jbeachboy100

7 жыл бұрын

i agree, they got rid of a bunch of attractions i liked.

@retrikstudios9025

7 жыл бұрын

***** That is pretty much what I meant. Imagination especially.

The 21st century was 2000

EPCOT Center - What people in 1965 thought 1987 would look like....

RIP Roy Clark

Morroco opened September 7, 1984. Norway Soft Opened May 6, 1988 and had there Grand Opening in June of 1988.

00:43 a e s t h e t i c

The pure joy on Danny's face during the finale, like a little kid

The dream of the future The dream of today and the dream of the past When the day was today And everyone loves this place Or everyone will And look over there There’s a big giant ball And look there some gum On the ground over there It looks like Big Red And the rockets red glare I once was in movies And now I do this Uh duh duh duh dum Merry Christmas to me

@sarahmcmann5253

Жыл бұрын

I love Some Jerk with a Camera

GREAT HOST

Danny Kaye (to Drew Barrymore): In the future my dear you will marry THIS man (Tom Green), show your naughty parts to THIS man (David Letterman) and play this love interest of THIS man (Adam Sandler) three times! (The Wedding Singer), (50 First Dates) (Blended).

@jackcarroll3575

6 жыл бұрын

The Wedding Singer and 50 First Dates are easily some of adam sandler's better films. And I'm pretty sure that 'showing her jugulars' to David Letterman bit was pre-planned, he had a penchant for doing stunts like that. But yeah there is absolutely nothing that justifies marrying Tom Green, that one still baffles me any time I think about it.

@JAKECOT_CENTER

6 жыл бұрын

KILL ME NOW!!!

@kellyweingart3692

5 жыл бұрын

lol 😂

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

Jack Carroll yess

3:48 oh for a second there I thought it was going to cut to some jerk with a camera

So was the editor for the opening number trolling Danny Kaye/ Disney with what they are cutting too? "The most thrilling site one could see": A Tree "The visions of yet to be" " cuts to Dinosaurs :With Fantasy you can touch" cuts to impoverished black people

i really like this

14:40 She learned the same thing in Babes In Toyland 4 years later!

Danny is so excited to lead the choir

49:15 , “Tomorrow, join Brent Musburger, Irv Cross, Phyllis George and Jimmy the Greek for all the news and pregame action on The NFL Today, followed by exciting NFL Doubleheader action with the Dallas Cowboys meeting the Washington Redskins and the Green Bay Packers meeting the Minnesota Vikings, or other regional action. Now, stay tuned as Gene Wilder, Harvey Korman and Madeline Kahn star in Mel Brooks’ ‘Blazing Saddles,’ the CBS Saturday Night Movie, next!”-CBS Staff Announcer Norman Stevens.

never heard of Danny Kaye before but then again he died two years before I was born, and so thats what the real version of "this land" sounds like, I have only ever heard the Jibjab bush kerry version

@mattadams887

8 жыл бұрын

I was one of the West Point cadets singing. We worked our butts off, and Danny Kaye was not a nice man to work with. lol

@MaryS2022

3 жыл бұрын

@@mattadams887 thanks for that bit of behind the scenes information.

@mattadams887

3 жыл бұрын

@@MaryS2022 you are welcome. It was a great experience and I still look back fondly, except for Danny Kaye! Lol

@kristopherk7097

Жыл бұрын

@@mattadams887 I also was in one of the musical numbers..."not a nice man" is putting it mildly...

This is the secens about part of the section of the World Showcase: Equatorial Africa 36:17

I was there Opening day!

The “People of the World” doll-like characters are creepy but I would like to see them again, maybe in some special appearance/occasion??

@WDI2008

2 жыл бұрын

They originally created for America on Parade🇺🇸

future world needs to update maybe by just not having exhibits, but rather to have futuristic rides.. just like the harry potter ride is such a huge technological advancement.

I remember this song and it's famous. I love this song because I remember singing it when I was a little girl.

Epcot is and always has been my favorite of the Disney parks, and it probably always will be. I'd love to have been able to see it when it was all fresh and new, but even in a state of change, the sense of discovery and optimism still permeates the place. It's different now, yes, but that doesn't make it any less great. That being said, the implication at around 6:00 that all of Walt Disney World is "Epcot" and this is only the center is BONKERS. Like, who are you FOOLING.

Having had some time to think about it. Maybe they need to do a total re-think and retool on the Wonders of Life to anchor a new Future World...most of the huge advances in technology in the past decade have been in health sciences and it's something that interests people.

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

George Potter irs returning

young Drew Barrymore, she was such an adorable little superstar at that time, we need more child actresses like Drew Barrymore

This video made my day :)

This so sweet and airy and delightful. None of interaction between the chatacters would fly nowadays.

Vault Disney, aw I remember that!

Happy 40th EPCOT CENTER!!!!

Epcot needs a total visual update. It's starting to "feel" like cheesy worlds fair as oppose to an exciting exhibit of what's possible in the future. I understand technology is moving at a fast pace, so why not focus on how that technology can and will benefit us today. There is just so much potential. ...

@ecoRfan

7 жыл бұрын

Ruben R. Almost shocking how much has not changed since 1982... and with that song towards the beginning, sounds like the 21st century didn't begin in 2000, more like 1982 lol. Both Epcot and Studios are quite dated now.

@nickthedreamer4434

6 жыл бұрын

And both will be fully renovated within the next decade

@tiffprendergast

4 жыл бұрын

Ruben R. That’s what going on now

@richardburchett

3 жыл бұрын

@@nickthedreamer4434 If you go there now, it’s a construction site with a few exhibits scattered inside

Would somebody please upload the video of the grand opening day of Disney Hollywood studios and animal kingdom I would love to see it please.

It must have been a pain to time every opening shot with Danny so that a monorail was passing in the background... just saying, they only go by every few minutes.

@kevinmcguire5696

2 жыл бұрын

More likely, the monorail was being run and reversed as necessary to accommodate filming the sequence.

How would you fix Future World? The "problem" is that communication is so much faster than it was in 1982. What forward looking exhibits could you put in Future World that people haven't already seen on the internet? By the time the imagineers got finished with a Disney worthy exhibit of a new technology, it would already be appearing in people's homes. They need a *radical* rethink.

Love Danny Kaye. Watch the Disneyland 25th Anniversary Special he hosted, as well. It features an annoying little boy, lots of great Danny Kay stuff, and a terrible performance by the Osmonds after their heydey (see: creepy moustaches).

To go into the future? Or to go into the past to see figmonts sweater that was straight from the 80s?

The point of Future World is to be edutainment. Meh, the HP ride isn't technologically advanced, just smart. They basically put the Sum of All Thrills machines on a track, somewhat ala Kurse of DarKastle.

Watching this video, I see all the spots I've gotten drunk in. Oh lord, how I've let my innocence go! #DrinkingALLAroundTheWorld

He reminds me of Martin Short. I wonder if Short would say he was an inspiration.

@nickthedreamer4434

6 жыл бұрын

I was honestly thinking more along the lines of Neil Patrick Harris. He definitely got inspired by Danny Kaye

@KendrickHarrisKenfinity

2 жыл бұрын

I can definitely see the energetic and fun demeanor being shared!

4:20 The only way to respond to that question is with another question: "What's a paladin?"

@Jimmy_Jam1020

6 жыл бұрын

Sick reference bro. I miss Spoony. :(

I was there the first year of epcot opening up, They could not hire that guy to sing on the boardwalk with a casino cup. I do recall the rides breaking down the first year alot. This old time video with Elliot sister from ET is not doing it any justice. Epcot is one of my favorite parks in floridia. And one thing is that at this time you could atleast smoke a ciggarete in the park.

28:43 part of Symphony from the New World plays when he talks about Columbus finding the New World. Also Appalachian Spring is heard at 24:30 .

@CrescentCitySweaters

4 жыл бұрын

ecoRfan The theme behind Appalachian Spring of communality (much of the melodies are from Shaker hymns) really tied in well with the concept of the park. Not sure all of the special did, though haha

The worst that they ever did was to tear down Horizons and World of Motion, timeless 😢

Dreamfinder @ 18:45

In 2022 it will be EPCOT 40th Anniversary.

jonah terms 1982-1984 besides worlds fair Tennessee