PHOTOS - Demolition progress at the center of EPCOT Future World

Mar 12, 2020 in "EPCOT"

EPCOT Future World core demolition - March 7 2020
Posted: Thursday March 12, 2020 7:31am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The center of EPCOT looks a lot different these days, with nearly everything gone from the center of Future World.

The overhead canopy has been removed, and work is underway on removing the front of Mouse Gear.

Click the gallery for more pictures of EPCOT Future World demolition.

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Moth23 hours ago

It's about time Disney invests on the best ride on property.

stuart1 day ago

That's pretty sad and disappointing to see. I saw a video fairly recently and they were operational. We go in July, and was looking forward to spending a bit of time there over two weeks for some pics of it all lit up at night

aladdin20071 day ago

I hope wdwmagic can get a better video, that sites video is constant ads and then goes into a whole different video.

MisterPenguin1 day ago

I wonder if LwtL's Christmas decorations, which totally was a huge draw with queues at night hitting an hour, was a sign that if they spruced it up a bit more outside of Christmas, it would help with capacity, since it often only has a 5 minute queue.

trainplane31 day ago

I like improved lighting but I feel this needs to be a bit adjusted. Seems overdone but again, pictures and videos aren't going to show what it's really like. Anyways, I'm so happy to see the ride getting regular love and can't wait to see it in person.

James Alucobond1 day ago

Spoiler alert: It’s a real gator.

imagineer971 day ago

Looks like they're going for a consistent vibe in all of their bayous.

Epcot81Fan1 day ago

Take that, Epic Universe! - WDI

tparris1 day ago

These things have also barely been functional lately

networkpro1 day ago

There's one on the left side and one to thr right now, before both were in the right.

tparris1 day ago

tparris1 day ago

Floor lights in world celebration are still completely turned off…

SplashJacket1 day ago

Love this sort of stuff. A ride doesn’t need a massive overhaul all at once, iterative improvements through the years culminate to an exceptional experience over time. It reminds me of Disneyland. I honestly wish they would leave more room for improvement in new rides. A lot may never come to fruition, but if you allow for future plussing (not an excuse to cheap out) you can ultimately deliver a better product through the years.

gerarar1 day ago