Tag: innoventions

Hidden Mickeys in Disney Springs and at Epcot Future World

Posted on by Steve Barrett
Let’s study some possible Hidden Mickey images. On the Fantasy Fare Food Truck at Disney Springs West Side, does the group of swirls above the word “Culinary” or the repeated red design on the yellow stripe resemble a classic (three-circle) Hidden Mickey? (Thanks to Nick Skiles). This new image recently appeared in the walkway between … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys in Disney Springs and at Epcot Future World"
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Colortopia Presented by Gliden Opens in Innoventions East

Posted on by AllEars
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla., Nov. 13, 2015 — The GLIDDEN paint brand today unveiled the COLORTOPIA exhibit, a new colorful experience in INNOVENTIONS at Epcot, part of Walt Disney World Resort, that entertains, informs and inspires guests about the power of color. The Colortopia exhibit by Glidden paint welcomes park guests to explore the many … Continue reading "Colortopia Presented by Gliden Opens in Innoventions East"
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Disney Pic of the Week: The Seas with Nemo and Friends

Posted on by AllEars
As Scott mentioned yesterday, the Seas with Nemo and Friends was an evolution of the Living Seas pavilion. The remake was quite refreshing offering new ways to learn about the sea and breathe life into what was once a tired, old poorly attended Living Seas pavilion. The overall theme is now tied into the animated … Continue reading "Disney Pic of the Week: The Seas with Nemo and Friends"
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Disney Pic of the Week: Technology

Posted on by Scott Thomas
We all know Walt Disney loved technology as it gave his vision life. The two Innoventions pavilions in Epcot’s Future World present sponsored exhibits showing how today’s technology makes our lives better. I took a tour of The Vision House by Green Builder Media which demonstrated the latest in green building methods and how the … Continue reading "Disney Pic of the Week: Technology"
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Disneyland Resort Photo Update – 2/21/14

Posted on by Jason Dz
Contributing photographer Jason of disneygeek.com sends us these photos from his trip to the parks on Friday, February 21, 2014. A small kiosk by the Mickey and Friends Tram stop with Cast Members to answer questions. Taking the Monorail into the park. A look into the drained sub lagoon. Preparations for the work to get … Continue reading "Disneyland Resort Photo Update – 2/21/14"
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Raytheon celebrates National Engineers Week with “Science Thrills Live” shows at Epcot

Posted on by AllEars
No matter what your kids tell you, science can be fun, and one of Epcot’s corporate sponsors, Raytheon, is offering theme-park guests the opportunity to discover this for themselves during special events planned for National Engineers Week, which is Feb. 17 to 21. Raytheon, an aerospace and defense contractor that employs state-of-the-art electronics and communications … Continue reading "Raytheon celebrates National Engineers Week with “Science Thrills Live” shows at Epcot"
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Escaping the Elements at Epcot

Posted on by Lisa Berton
Boston is finally getting a break from a long streak of 90-100 degree weather. The haze was so bad on Saturday that I could see it at every turn. I spent as much of the day indoors as possible. Now consider dealing with those temperatures along with humidity and the likelihood of haze while crisscrossing … Continue reading "Escaping the Elements at Epcot"
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Kids can learn about physics behind roller coasters this week at Epcot

Posted on by AllEars
To celebrate National Engineers Week, one of the sponsors at Epcot is offering short and entertaining demonstrations that teach kids the physics behind roller coasters. Though National Engineers Week has a focus of calling attention to the importance of math, science and technical skills, the goal of these sessions is to show that math and science can be a lot of fun. This week, the company is taking a more basic approach to illustrating physics for Epcot's guests. In Raytheon's 15-minute Coaster Crafters sessions, teams of children use plastic hoses and marbles to learn some of the principles behind designing such a thrill ride.
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