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ive never heard anyone complain about lakes/large bodies of water in the parks before....neat.
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↩ replying to UNCgolfRight. I've been in the Morocco pavilion numerous times and I never once noticed the, um, architectural feature on that wall. I hardly ever went back there except for one time I dined in Restaurant Marrakesh for a Candlelight Processional ticket. So, do we really think most people are going to get riled up by a non-descript door that most will never notice or if they do hardly register?
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↩ replying to wdwmagicWell....it's...being used for a good thing? That's all i got.
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Is the relaxation station going to be in Marrakech?
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What exactly is a "Relaxation Station"? There used to be benches and seating I am not quite getting what this is... Free water and shoulder massages? Cool towels? What?
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↩ replying to UNCgolfI always assumed it was a buttress. A visual clue to the period and building method of the structure.
The door itself looks fine, perhaps even good. Its robust arch could retain its function as buttressing support. But just around the corner is the actual entrance door, only five feet away or thereabouts. Plus there is no corresponding door inside, reducing the feature to an outdoor broomstick cabinet.
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↩ replying to DreamfinderGuyOh for pete's sake (keeping it PG)
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Something has to be done with this pavilion. There is nothing to see in it except some divey shops and a little fountain that makes me want to pee.
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I’m confused as to why they have two closed dining venues and then set up a little random cart to sell snacks and drinks.
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↩ replying to oogie boogie manThere’s a great deal to see at the pavilion. You just have to open your eyes to it.
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↩ replying to LittleBufordSadly not enough people know that’s how to experience world showcase, too busy staring at their TikTok boxes
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↩ replying to castlecake2.0I am really pleased with all this so far! :D