Anyone remember the Millennial building (it’s now only open once a year for the Food & Wine festival), that tried to “audition” new mini-lands for Epcot?:
Putt a golf hole in Scotland! Kick a virtual world-cup soccer ball in Brazil!
And enjoy a sim-ride through Israel’s historic Jerusalem, complete with (I kid you not) your vehicle being hit with rocks from angry crowds!
It’s fair to assume at least four or five potential new-country ideas went down the drain that year.
In my opinion, politics should NEVER be part of an area within “an amusement park.”
There is so much more to see and do with every country, Israel included. (Pottery, carvings, weaving, animals, food, and cities to mention a few.)
Comments for Disney Tried Adding Israel to EPCOT Causing Controversy Amongst Fans
EricJ
Anyone remember the Millennial building (it’s now only open once a year for the Food & Wine festival), that tried to “audition” new mini-lands for Epcot?:
Putt a golf hole in Scotland! Kick a virtual world-cup soccer ball in Brazil!
And enjoy a sim-ride through Israel’s historic Jerusalem, complete with (I kid you not) your vehicle being hit with rocks from angry crowds!
It’s fair to assume at least four or five potential new-country ideas went down the drain that year.
Jayne
I wish they would add Israel to the countries but, that is something that will never happen. Too much fighting between everyone.
Sheila
In my opinion, politics should NEVER be part of an area within “an amusement park.”
There is so much more to see and do with every country, Israel included. (Pottery, carvings, weaving, animals, food, and cities to mention a few.)
Monika
Isreal would be the best to add for they have so many things that could be showcased.
Mbj
Isreal with Jerusalem as its capital.
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