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Inevitable I know but still sad.
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↩ replying to wdwmagicEven if people don’t like the new signs, the old ones needed to be updated. There’s a huge difference between preserving the ideals and inspiration of the original Epcot Center and clinging onto outdated elements from the ‘80s.
For example, if Horizons and Imagination had simply been updated, they’d still be great. Instead, Disney wasted millions of dollars destroying them for lackluster replacements; yet they never changed a cheap “Golden Girls”-era sign. *shrug*
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Is it bad I like the new signs?
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The new signs are fine. Nothing mind blowing but nothing disappointing. I liked the originals a lot but didn't get attached to them.
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↩ replying to tirianI agree. It was an original but it was also dated and ugly. Hopefully they will keep it somewhere until it becomes retro.
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↩ replying to CastAStoneBecause Nikon is a sponsor and its part of the deal ;)
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This saddens me...for some reason
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Permit today...
1400 AVENUE OF THE STARS # B(INNOVENTIONS EAST SUITE B) - EC Project G - Provide labor, material and/or electrical for construction
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↩ replying to marni1971So what is currently in Computer Central? Im guessing that the old central control systems were broken up and put in each pavilion. That was an interesting space, based on my memories.
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↩ replying to Bender123Central (the backstage one) became a store and work room, with a few systems still running intact. The onstage area (confusingly also known as Central)
You'd know the area when it closed as Guest Relations, a backstage corridor and Sum of All Thrills.
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The shade of blue and font are nice. Nostalgia aside, I like the new signs.