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| Spaceship Earth Ride Length: 16 minutes Inside the Spaceship Earth geosphere, explore the history of communication while traveling in "time-travel" vehicles. The ride starts with ancient Egypt and ends with the near future. Recently renovated, the ending of the attraction is now interactive as guests are given the opportunity to preview their future! Tip - Lines for this ride are long in the morning, so wait until the evening for this ride. |
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| Ellen's Energy Adventure Ride Length: 45 minutes (shows start every 17 minutes) The entertaining pre-show is Disney's version of Jeopardy. Hosted by Alex Trebek, this version of Jeopardy is all about energy. The contestants consist of Ellen Degeneres, Jamie Lee Curtis (Ellen's college rival), and Albert Einstein. Ellen is losing and needs a lesson in energy, so Bill Nye steps in to help where your ride begins. |
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Mission:
SPACE Height Restriction: 44 inches Use Fastpass or Single Rider Here Update - Mission: SPACE now offers a milder alternative in addition to the original attraction. Experience G Forces and the sensation of being weightless in Epcot's newest attraction. Whether you're the engineer, navigator, pilot, or commander, you'll enjoy this simulated flight to Mars! Tip - Use the single rider line to avoid long wait times. |
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Visitor Comments: "I went to Epcot with my family recently and we all loved Mission: Space. It is a simulation of a rocket launch and flying into space. The line moves fast and is in a air conditioned room. Before you ride Mission: Space, you have a choice of the orange or green ride. Orange is more intense than green but my 7 year old brother still loved it. I STRONGLY encourage to go on Mission: Space if you are at Epcot." |
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| Test Track Height Restriction: 40 inches Use Fastpass or Single Rider Here Ride Length: 5 minutes General Motors presents this ride featuring a simulation of what it would feel like to ride a car as it goes through a standard test track. The ride has twists and turns, goes through hot and cold weather, and reaches speeds of over 60 mph! This is a great ride, and not too intense for the light of heart. Tip - Due to popular demand, be sure to get a Fastpass early in the morning. Fairly often, Test Track is out of Fastpasses by early afternoon. Tip - Use the single rider line to avoid long wait times. |
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Visitor Comments: "The best ride for us is Test Track, where it showed how cars are tested (an educational twist) while providing you with a surprise track test at the end." - Clarence |
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Club Cool Walk-through Hot and thirsty? Walk through this air-conditioned covered area and cool off. At the end, there is a room where you can sample coke products from around the world. |
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| Honey, I Shrunk The Audience Use Fastpass Here Show Length: 20 minutes Just as Dr. Wayne Szalinski is about to receive the Inventor of the Year Award for his shrinking machine, an accident occurs and instead of demonstrating how to shrink luggage, Szalinski shrinks the audience. This 3-D show might be too intense for some who do not like snakes, lions, or mice. |
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| Journey Into Imagination
With Figment Ride Length: about 12 minutes Figment has returned! Ride with Figment through the senses of sight, smell, and sound. Visit Doctor Channing's brightly colored, yet predictable, labs as Figment cautions him to set his imagination free. Figment puts a show-stopping end to conventional behavior. The rest of this open house is thanks to Figment and his best sense - imagination. A wonderful improvement to the last version, but falls short of the original. |
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| ImageWorks - The
Kodak "What If" Labs Walk-through Hands-on exhibits for the imagination. |
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| Living with the Land Use Fastpass Here Ride Length: 14 minutes Take a boat ride to learn more technological advancements in agriculture. The ride begins with an introduction of the land before humans came along. The boat visits five greenhouses that use hydroponics to grow food (which are used at Disney restaurants). |
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| The Circle of Life Show Length: 15 minutes Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa join forces in this film to remind us that our actions affect the environment around us. |
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Soarin' Height Restriction: 40 inches Use Fastpass Here Experience what it would be like to hang glide over California. This attraction gives you a bird's-eye view of some of California's most popular attractions. |
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The Oceans. Where did they come from? Find out at the Living Seas featuring your favorite characters from Finding Nemo. Search for Nemo, watch the interactive show Turtle Talk with Crush and or pose for a picture in Bruce's Shark World. |
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| The Seas with Nemo and Friends Climb aboard your 'clam-mobile' and join everyone's favorite clownfish, Nemo, and all of Mr. Ray's class on a field trip through the depths of the ocean. However, Nemo goes missing, and he needs your help! Join your favorite characters from the movie to help find Nemo. |
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| Turtle Talk with Crush Have a question for the totally bodacious Crush? This is your chance to interact with Nemo's friend Crush in this ten minute computer-animated show. With this unique interaction, no two shows are alike! |
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Innoventions East |
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| Innoventions West Walk-through Exhibits from the future include voice recognition software, home theaters, video games (some cost extra), medical advancements, solutions to hunger and health problems, and new ways to share information. |
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Wonders of Life
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Seasonally
Cranium Command
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Show Length: 18 minutes
This entertaining show follows a day in the life of Buzzy as he
makes his first attempt as a brain pilot. Buzzy's mission is
to help a 12 year old boy, Bobby, make it through typical day of
junior high school.
The Making of Me
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Show Length: 15 minutes
Hosted by Martin Short, this film is about human reproduction.
Fitness Fairgrounds
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Walk-through
A number of fitness-based exhibits and shows are located inside the
Wonders of Life pavilion.