Walt Disney Dreamers Point sculpture now in mini-sized edition

Sep 21, 2023 in "Creations Shop"

Dreamers Point Walt Disney sculpture merchandise
Posted: Thursday September 21, 2023 1:00pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney is yet to unveil the completed Dreamers Point in World Celebration at EPCOT, but guests can now buy the 'Walt the Dreamer' sculpture in a miniature form.



 

Available at EPCOT's Creations Shop priced at $95, the model is based on the full-size Walt Disney statue by Imagineer Scott Goddard coming to Dreamers Point in World Celebration later this year.

Alongside the model, there is a Christmas tree ornament at $26.99, and a pin at $11.99.



There is a quantity limit of 2 per item, per guest.

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Epcot82Guy12 minutes ago

I think that's kinda rude... It shouldn't take someone 20 years to finish med school...

ToTBellHop1 hour ago

I don’t think it’s sad. Good job staying in school! Maybe by the time you graduate from Med School, they’ll fix the floor lights.

DCBaker1 hour ago

Here are updated descriptions for CommuniCore Hall and Plaza: CommuniCore Hall Take a moment to enjoy the offerings at this comfortable retreat. Designed to celebrate the architectural legacy of EPCOT, CommuniCore Hall features a façade of geodesic triangles, expressed in innovative materials and configurations—bringing energy and dynamism to the entire area throughout the day and into the night Highlights Make magical memories at Mickey & Friends, a dedicated Character-greeting location! Unwind in a relaxing indoor space—complete with tables and chairs so you can bring in food from nearby locations. Enjoy seasonal experiences throughout the year in flexible gathering and event spaces—including art exhibitions, live entertainment, cooking demonstrations and more. CommuniCore Plaza Rejuvenate in this outdoor gathering space, filled with flavor and fun. During the day, stroll through the picturesque gardens that surround the plaza. And at night, take in the beautiful, playful lighting that complements the entire World Celebration neighborhood. Highlights Enjoy seasonal live entertainment—all year round. Delight in wonderful daytime and nighttime entertainment that varies throughout the year. For a limited time, join other Guests for a fun-filled fiesta, ¡Celebración Encanto!—where the whole family can play trivia, dance and sing along to some favorite of your favorite songs from the beloved Disney film Encanto! Savor taste sensations from Festival Favorites, which has a menu that changes during the year, featuring seasonal dishes from popular festival offerings. https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/entertainment/epcot/communicore-hall-plaza/

Centauri Space Station5 hours ago

i hadn’t gotten a good look before more pics came out

marni19716 hours ago

Seriously? Looks like a collection of industrial units designed in 2 minutes by a 5 year old... ”Pretend it has those pointy like things like on spaceship earth so it looks like its an Epcot thing” This whole spine project has been a lacklustre mess. Removing the tombstones was the best part.

BrianLo7 hours ago

Hagrid's (which I also like very much) is largely an outdoor coaster than hugs terrain. It can't be stated how much it costs to house such a massive coaster indoors. Cosmic Rewinds is even longer than Hagrid's in terms of track length. The money was spent simply on such a massive indoor ride. I get the sentiment about tastes though. If they are going to spend all the money - you and many others would probably rather a largely outdoor coaster with copious rock work. Though in terms of whether it was 'worth it'? For Disney the answer is a resounding yes. There's nothing on the docket for Epcot anytime soon and Cosmic Rewind will slowly pay itself off on the back of ILL and that's what they were after. That's the final indictment of the ride, did they deliver something big enough to be seen as a mega headliner that people will pay a la carte for years for? Yes. Does the public think it's a good enough attraction to pay a la carte for? Also yes. Though I also 100 percent appreciate Hagrid's would achieve the same thing. But again, that's largely outdoors.

Haymarket20088 hours ago

A: I’m reading some slander about Awesome Planet and I will not have it! Genuinely one of the best additions to EPCOT in maybe 20 years. It’s not perfect, but it is exactly the content a modern EPCOT should be producing. I think it’s wonderful. B: I have been a defender of the aesthetic changes to the park as well as the old CommuniCore buildings’ new inhabitants, but the interior of the new CommuniCore Hall is a big ol yikes. Yuck.

ChrisFL8 hours ago

what about the ending of Soarin'? Is it still the old hub?

Cmdr_Crimson8 hours ago

So, where not gonna bring the Space Elephant in the room and find out they haven't updated the obscure cloudy view of Communicore in the Stellarvator at Space 220 as of yet?

DreamfinderGuy9 hours ago

Awesome Planet is really good and a major improvement over what was there before. Canada is a downgrade from the former film but it’s still decent. Glad they did another circlevision film instead of doing another dumb IP thing. The current state? It’s empty lol. I would not get your hopes up to hear any more about it for a little while yet.

brb10069 hours ago

Guess we might finally get updates on the current state of Wonders of Life/Play Pavilion for D23 2024?

UNCgolf9 hours ago

I agree that it's better than what it was just before the work started (although losing the Fountain of Nations is a major downgrade) -- the problem is that it's pretty bland/underwhelming overall, and not remotely what EPCOT actually needed. If it was a D before, it's now a C. It needed to be an A, or at least a B.

Incomudro9 hours ago

Agreed. This is better in every way than what was before it, except for the unfortunate planter in place of a fountain.

Horizonsfan9 hours ago

Agreed. Any fan who dislikes the IP mandate/park pivot should be visiting Awesome Planet and Canada Far & Wide every vacation to support the first IP-free investments at WDW in years. Otherwise, their low attendance will be another (misleading) data point for TDO to argue that only studio IP attractions are worthwhile.