Final Piece of Dreamer's Point Unveiled in EPCOT's World Celebration

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Dreamer's Point Wall

Posted: Thursday May 23, 2024 9:22am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The removal of the final set of barricade planters has completed Dreamer's Point in EPCOT's World Celebration.

Dreamer's Point Wall

The newly revealed wall, which has been hidden behind tarps and rolling bushes for the last five months, features hexagons and circles etched into the surface.

Dreamer's Point Wall

The "Walt the Dreamer" statue represents Walt later in his life when he was dreaming up the overall Florida Project and the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow. He sits with a sense of fulfillment, enjoying the beauty of his realized dream: a park that represents pure optimism and truly celebrates the magic of possibility.

Dreamer's Point during EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival

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Ayla1 hour ago

I liked the canopies there, they actually provided a little shade. The canopies directed upwards like they are currently hung won't do much.

Cmdr_Crimson3 hours ago

*Innoventions Canopy* - Hold my Overpriced Starbucks.

Ayla3 hours ago

That looks like a very poor design/execution. It doesn't look like it would provide much shade. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Smiley/OCD4 hours ago

Now reimagine those to look like the green army men parachutes, and put them up in Toy Story Land…

Cmdr_Crimson5 hours ago

Any news on the Epcot Dedication Plaque up front? Or is their any word if it will be put inside the plaza rather than outside the entryway??

Surferboy5677 hours ago

This is true, admittedly I’m just having a bit of fun.

Horizons '838 hours ago

Bigger fish to fry then complain about a flex space...

DisCOT_978 hours ago

Calling it right now, these “neighborhoods” won’t stick around. They’ll probably eventually just call the front half of the park something else and use the colors to symbolize ideas or topics like nature, space etc. Aside from the fact that they aren’t even cohesive, these names tie them up as to what they can do in a future expansion. Plus Figment and the Land being right next to each other but in different “lands” is just hilarious to me. Great job creatives!

Cmdr_Crimson8 hours ago

Kids activities during festivals, more booths if they wanted.. What happened to the playground that was on the back of the former Mousegears/Connections section. Was that removed??

Epcot81Fan8 hours ago

“Absolutely remarkable”

Surferboy5679 hours ago

Truly incredible, this is probably one of the most innovative concepts I’ve ever seen at a theme park. It even has this futuristic game with a rectangle that has a circle cut out of it, that you can throw an object called a “beanbag” at. The future is now people.

J45469 hours ago

i wonder what this space will be used for besides tables and little games. Im not even opposed to little games like connect 4 and cornhole but I imagine they will use this for other things as well