Epcot Center 1982 Preview Video
Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 by Donald Duck in Videos
Epcot Center 1982 Preview Video
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broodan0
02. Feb, 2010
I love Epcot. I don’t see how it could be deemed cheesy either. If you’re judging from this video then yes…it’s outdated. Had you been there at all since the filming of that promo you’d realize that while yes it is merely just a theme park and not quite what Walt envisioned. It still stands as a testament to mans pursuit of technology in all facets of life. And World Showcase is the closest some people will ever come to traveling the world. Epcot is as brilliant and advanced as it ever was!
BoItonWanderers
02. Feb, 2010
People who don’t appreciate EPCOT aren’t human. Love it more than anything in the world.
capitanrg60
02. Feb, 2010
exelente video, the best parck
mbourdu30000
02. Feb, 2010
The best disney’s park
Jacky from france
ajs41
02. Feb, 2010
Happy Birthday, EPCOT!
bulked
02. Feb, 2010
I agree-its cheesy and the future is nothing like what Epcot suggests, but thats aprt of its charm.
Also, i worked there for a year so ill always love it
manitobasuntanner
02. Feb, 2010
I don’t care what anybody says …I loved epcot !!
usjets08
02. Feb, 2010
Epcot Center is so boring
mrbill191715
02. Feb, 2010
Easily the best park. Magic Kingdom is a slapped together Disneyland. Hollywood studios is as the person below stated “not a full day park” and Animal Kingdom i think is great but it is sad to hear how great it could’ve been if that cheapass Eisner actually tried to allow the imagineers to do what they love
sarahkiing
02. Feb, 2010
I Have This On Video
And A Dvd Of How It Is Now. 
Epcot Is Amazing !
hannahhazlehurst
02. Feb, 2010
i like it too!!! because it makes aducation fun
durhay
02. Feb, 2010
@:27 I love the first third of ERDT. Too bad they changed it.
hawkman2111
02. Feb, 2010
great video
xobrentox
02. Feb, 2010
This is like, nine kinds of amazing! Thank you so much for uploading!!
wahoo76
02. Feb, 2010
Hey, the narrator sounds like Vic Perrin, who was The Control Voice on TV’s “The Outer Limits”. I like this EPCOT video, up until 2:40, when it seems like somebody added a cheap tag onto the end of it.
headmouse
02. Feb, 2010
Agree, AK was the biggest waste of a day I have ever spent. and Everest was a yawn and a half. Thunder Mnt beats it hands down.
DHS (or MGM as the fans still call it) is a great park. true it is not a full day of rides, but it can be a full day of interesting shows.
hogslayer117
02. Feb, 2010
Thank God I live in Florida
Horizons1
02. Feb, 2010
Wasn’t it designed to not be a full-day park at first? The plan was to fill it up as the public demanded.
fireatwill1704
03. Feb, 2010
I just found out for my summer alumni Program I’m working EPCOT Towers and Glow…at first i wasn’t excited because EPCOT wasn’t my favorite park and I hated Illumniations…but now I’m starting to get interested because it’ll help me get to explore and appreciate EPCOT just a little bit more!
NitekMuscle
03. Feb, 2010
As it would have been much smaller than EPOCT, WestCOt would have had a more engagine blend of ideas. The concept of a ‘World Cruise’ ride is more appealing to me than schlepping around an enormous lake in order to visit various pavilions.
I do like the landscaping of EPCOT, though.
NitekMuscle
03. Feb, 2010
DHS was never designed to be a ‘full day’ theme park, and Animal Kingdom shouldn’t have left the Imagineering drawing boards.
goreesha
03. Feb, 2010
It doesn’t make any sense to say you would have enjoyed WestCOT if you don’t like EPCOT. They would have had the same vibe.
availableusername9
03. Feb, 2010
The best Disneyworld park. Magic Kingdom is just a Disneyland that takes longer to walk through, and HOllywood & Animal Kingdom are good, but they don’t have the same depth.
NitekMuscle
03. Feb, 2010
I was never overly fond of EPCOT Center, as I found it enormous, banal and a tad gaudy in comparison to the Magic Kingdom. If WestCOT were actually built as Disneyland Resort’s second gate, I think I would thoroughly enjoy that park.
mbenzsl2000
03. Feb, 2010
been there 4x , still doesnt get old