epcot

Some of it was little different from Epcot Center - a cross-cultural experience arranged for mutual benefit.

Say what you want about Walt Disney - epcot as originally envisioned would have been amazing.

Kind of sad to see how far from the original vision Epcot is.

One of the best uses I have seen for QR codes was at Disney's Epcot center, during the food and wine festival.

Like going to Epcot vs going to actual places.

I was one of the beta testers at Epcot as a child.

I remember having a Super Nintendo and playing a Neo Geo system at Epcot and being blown away by the graphics and apparent processing power.

I don’t think the original Epcot plans ever had a reasonable chance of being profitable, but Walt pushed them because he believed he was the saviour of urbanism in America.

I really like the original idea of epcot - create a city as a rolling 'city of tomorrow' with rapid iteration on design - the way we approach at lot of things we're unlikely to get right the first time.

I still remember an experience as a kid decades ago, either at Epcot or with the Sony quasi-museum in NYC, where they had an apparently robotic greeter with a personality, who after five minutes you deciphered was actually an improv comic running a telepresence robot.

They have a duplicate at Epcot in Orlando called "Soarin'".

I'm just reading a book now called "Realityland" which is the story of how Disney World and Epcot were built after Walt's death.

"Before cell phones, I knew where every pay phone in Epcot was located, because I rarely got very far from one during the week I spent there with my family." I found this interesting given that I started in business well before cell phones "back in the day" so to speak.

Requiring a user name and email means a trip to Epcot.

Before it became a marketing arm for Pixar movies it was an awesome venue for an optimistic future in Tomorrowland and then Epcot.

It was seriously depressing on my last visit to MK/Epcot about how every single open space in the park is now filled with a kiosk or stand selling some type of souvenir or snack.