PHOTOS - Future World's new color scheme expands to more areas of the park

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Thursday July 3, 2014 1:51pm EDT · "Future World"
PHOTOS - Future World's new color scheme expands to more areas of the park
Take an updated look at Epcot's new Future World paint scheme

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New Future World paint scheme

The new color scheme in Epcot's Future World is now being added to the back side of the land, which should complete the repaint work of the former Communicore buildings.

We've got a photo update of the work in progress, so check out the gallery for more photos.

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What's curious is that this debauchery is only on the inside (plaza side) of Innoventions.
↩ replying to BoarderPhreak
They're in the process of paining the other sides too, only with not quite as many colors.
PHOTOS - Future World's new color scheme expands to more areas of the park
Am I getting used to this? I don't know. Maybe.

How about y'all? Getting used to this?

It shows me that sometimes 'the shock of the new' causes a knee
jerk reaction. The internet is great for inflaming that knee jerk into
a mighty kick.

Part of me wishes that it was all still clean lines. But that part of me
also wishes it was Epcot late 80's, too.

Today's me, says, hmm. Maybe.
Have to agree ^

While still not what I'd like to see done, when next to some of the dull unpainted areas it looks a bit brighter and more fresh.
I totally love the new colors. They look great.
Haven't seen it in person, but from the photos, it's very .... busy. Most def they needed to do something. The faded, dull, pinkish shade of everything before was horrible and very worn-looking. I do like all the shades of blue/gray/lighter taupe-ish. Really dislike the brown/tan/icky beige.

Totally agree the tarps need to go. And while they're at it, so do the tombstones.
Still think it looks like someone went to Home Depot and bought all the tinted paint returns, 'cause they could get a price break. Someone has no architectural color design skills, unless that someone was a kindergarten kid who was trying to color in an Epcot coloring book using all 64 colors in the Crayola box. It that's the case then give that kid a star.
I think the best part is it looks like they have painted the areas around all doors and breezeways in blues and greens in contrast to the other earthtones. I think that will help people more readily find doors and walkways then currently. I know the area well and I still sometimes get turned around in the area between Test Track and MouseGear.
Love it. Looks awesome.
I'm actually a big fan of the colors. I do wish that it didn't feel quite so random but it beats the flat, blocks of brown/gray.
↩ replying to Atomicmickey
I like the blue combos but I can't get into the brown at all! Something about all those brown shades and beige together... just not doing it for me. I kind of wish they had went with the blue patterns all the way around. Blue has always said "Epcot" to me!
I like the blues/white-silver-gray(?). The striping with the various colors still doesn't look great. So, some of it isn't bad.
I honestly prefer it to the old look. I just wish they had organized it a little. Maybe make one of the two major breezeways green and the other blue and then the areas around the doors a similar shade. As for the rest, start light at the outside ends and get darker until the darkest colors met at the breezeways. Might have created a cool tunnel-esque illusion.
↩ replying to gbruenin
Funny, because my architect BF liked it, calling it "interesting" and a "very modern color scheme".

-Rob