hidden park secrets or unknown park areas

Disneynut · Post by **Disneynut** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 1:46 pm

This may or may not be a park secret, but at Epcot there is a small tunnel under ground connecting the two parts of Innoventions and the Land. Its used for storage, kitchens, and break rooms. And another tunnel that leads from Universe of Energy, under Spaceship Earth, and ends at the Living Seas.

lovesdisney44 · Post by **lovesdisney44** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 2:22 pm

Disneynut wrote:This may or may not be a park secret, but at Epcot there is a small tunnel under ground connecting the two parts of Innoventions and the Land. Its used for storage, kitchens, and break rooms. And another tunnel that leads from Universe of Energy, under Spaceship Earth, and ends at the Living Seas.

Cool! I never new that little tid bit. Did you find this out during some kind of behind the scenes tour?

william_tropico · Post by **william_tropico** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 3:03 pm

nowisthetime wrote:This is because Mission:Space replace Horizons. And IMHO was a HUGE mistake.
nowisthetime.

I miss horizons

you have probably noticed but most of my requests are for horizons.

remember "If we can dream it, then we can do it"

nowisthetime · Post by **nowisthetime** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 4:05 pm

william_tropico wrote:
nowisthetime wrote:This is because Mission:Space replace Horizons. And IMHO was a HUGE mistake.
nowisthetime.
I miss horizons you have probably noticed but most of my requests are for horizons.

remember "If we can dream it, then we can do it"

well if you miss Horizons then you MUST get a hold of Martin1971's tribute videos that on are the net. He lives in the UK.

nowisthetime

william_tropico · Post by **william_tropico** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 4:07 pm

What do i need to search for?

eagle4life69 · Post by **eagle4life69** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 4:16 pm

check this link out I think it will help
http://www.wdwmagic.com/horizons.htm

and it was marni1971 not martin1971

nowisthetime · Post by **nowisthetime** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 4:21 pm

eagle4life69 wrote:check this link out I think it will help
http://www.wdwmagic.com/horizons.htm

and it was marni1971 not martin1971

sorry about the name mix up. The download from the link above you need to pay the site. You are NOT paying for the video only to help cover bandwidth cost. Also you will be able to download all the other videos that are available.

now if you want a ton or audio and video files, the follow this link

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=37734

might be a little pain to set up but it the effort is well worth it.

It is on the same site that eagle4life posted above.

and marni1971 has a TON of tribute videos of amazing quality. To see a full list of his videos, Click Here

Sorry for getting off subject but to keep in lines with the topic....

Does any know what the "brown river" flowing through Liberty Square is suppose to represent?

nowisthetime.

william_tropico · Post by **william_tropico** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 4:26 pm

ok thanks, when i get some money in my account i'll look into it,

Thanks again

William

Post by **js3901** » Jun Wed 08, 2005 5:42 pm

also, for some decent DVDs of Horizons, try Extinct Attractions. The price is very reasonable, and you get some great footage of ride-throughs, behind-the-scenes, interviews with developers/imagineers, etc. It's all in documentary format, with narration/music/etc. check here for Horizons. for a full listing of DVDs available, click here and click on DVD list or Order DVDs. Under the "Order DVDs" link, you can choose the exact viseo that you want and see a small video clip of it (windows Media Player needed).

hope you find what you're looking for.

Now, let's get this topic back on track.

In the haunted mansion, everyone knows they use a system called "pepper's Ghosts" to make the 999 happy haunts. In the ballroom scene, the glass used was shot (with a gun) that created a spiderweb pattern. as the glass pane was too heavy to move and also needed a crane/shut down of the attraction for several days, they decided to keep the pane in, and just create more spiderwebs to make it all look intentional.

Manncab · Post by **Manncab** » Jun Thu 09, 2005 1:50 pm

this is a good one for when in Disneyland after you walk throught the castle and come up on snow whites scary adventure look up at the windows in one of the tourents on the castle and you will see the evil queen pull the curtain and stare down very wickedly at you and pull the curtain back

nowisthetime · Post by **nowisthetime** » Jun Thu 09, 2005 4:04 pm

The Magic Kingdom's Snow White ride has that too but it is visible if you are in the queue. pretty neat looking I might add.

nowisthetime

betamkii · Post by **betamkii** » Jun Thu 09, 2005 6:37 pm

My first post! w00t! Anywho...

I don't know how many people already know this but there is a small homage to Dreamfinder in the new Imagination ride.

A little after you get on the ride there are some office doors. The last door says "Dean Dreamfinder".

I really miss the old Imagination...

nowisthetime · Post by **nowisthetime** » Jun Thu 09, 2005 8:39 pm

betamkii wrote:My first post! w00t! Anywho...

I don't know how many people already know this but there is a small homage to Dreamfinder in the new Imagination ride.

A little after you get on the ride there are some office doors. The last door says "Dean Dreamfinder".

I really miss the old Imagination...

thats right, forgot about the Dreamfinder. Disney did mess that ride up pretty good.

welcome to the fourms...

nowisthetime

I43taffy · Post by **I43taffy** » Jun Fri 10, 2005 2:01 pm

nowisthetime wrote:
betamkii wrote:My first post! w00t! Anywho...

I don't know how many people already know this but there is a small homage to Dreamfinder in the new Imagination ride.

A little after you get on the ride there are some office doors. The last door says "Dean Dreamfinder".

I really miss the old Imagination...
thats right, forgot about the Dreamfinder. Disney did mess that ride up pretty good.

welcome to the fourms...

nowisthetime

I agree. I loved the old ride. I remember once when I was really little we actually got to meet dreamfinder and he had figment on his shoulder. That was back in the good old days where the characters actualyl walked around as opposed to standing at a station now. It was so cool. I still have his signature in my autograph book, which is now falling apart. As far as I know that was a rare thing. I dunno how it is now. I went to Disney back in january and didnt see him. I wonder how they would do it since now they took away dreamfinder.

disneydreamer58 · Post by **disneydreamer58** » Jun Fri 10, 2005 2:23 pm

Now I have to print the screen so I can take these with me on my visits so I can remember all these things y'all are talkin' about!