PHOTOS - Construction walls throughout Epcot's Future World

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Epcot Future World Construction Walls - September 2019

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Posted: Thursday September 12, 2019 9:16am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Epcot's Future World is full of construction walls as early work begins to transform the land into the new "Worlds."

At the main entrance, the majority of the area is walled off for removal of Leave a Legacy and to begin work on the new main entrance plaza.

Epcot Future World Construction Walls - September 2019

Walls line the edge of the park between Gateway Gifts and Guest Relations.

Epcot Future World Construction Walls - September 2019

More walls can be found on the eastern side next to Mouse Gear.

Epcot Future World Construction Walls - September 2019

The playground remains open, but is surrounded by walls.

Epcot Future World Construction Walls - September 2019

The Future World West bathroom area near to Test Track is also behind walls.

Epcot Future World Construction Walls - September 2019

According to Disney, when complete "Epcot will be unified with four neighborhoods that each speak to important aspects of the world and its people: World Showcase, World Celebration, World Nature and World Discovery. These neighborhoods will be filled with new experiences rooted in authenticity and innovation that take you to new destinations, where the real is made fantastic in a celebration of curiosity, hands-on wonder and the magic of possibility."

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MisterPenguin21 minutes 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 hour 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 Alucobond3 hours ago

Spoiler alert: It’s a real gator.

imagineer973 hours ago

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

Epcot81Fan3 hours ago

Take that, Epic Universe! - WDI

tparris4 hours ago

These things have also barely been functional lately

networkpro4 hours ago

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

tparris4 hours ago

Floor lights in world celebration are still completely turned off…

SplashJacket5 hours 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.

gerarar5 hours ago

SplashJacket5 hours ago

https://blogmickey.com/2024/04/video-photos-updated-lighting-illuminates-rainforest-scene-in-living-with-the-land-ride-at-epcot/

tparris7 hours ago

A new palm tree has been planted near a group of much older trees in World Discovery, across from Connections Eatery. There was previously a large circular planter over this spot in the pavement.