Let's take a look at the original concept art for Epcot's Universe of Energy attraction.

In my tribute to Epcot original artwork, we will today have a closer look to the original renderings for the Universe of Energy pavilion. This wonderful attraction takes us back 200 million years, to the age of dinosaurs, and then into the future. You can click on any picture to see them in bigger size.
Is Everyone ready to travel back in time? Let's go!

The first one above shows the exterior architecture of the wedge-shaped pavilion, by daylight. And here below is a picture of the WDI model.

The two next renderings shows the original pre-show. This pre-show was changed when the new version of the attraction with Ellen De Generes opened. But the original one was stunning with this "Kinetic Mosaic" created by Czech filmmaker and artist Emil Radok.


We have more original artwork to share on MiceChat partner site, Disney and More!
Disney and more: Epcot's Universe of Energy Original Artwork
Then come back here to discuss this classic Epcot attraction. Does it still serve a purpose? Should it be updated or reverted back to its original design?

In my tribute to Epcot original artwork, we will today have a closer look to the original renderings for the Universe of Energy pavilion. This wonderful attraction takes us back 200 million years, to the age of dinosaurs, and then into the future. You can click on any picture to see them in bigger size.
Is Everyone ready to travel back in time? Let's go!

The first one above shows the exterior architecture of the wedge-shaped pavilion, by daylight. And here below is a picture of the WDI model.

The two next renderings shows the original pre-show. This pre-show was changed when the new version of the attraction with Ellen De Generes opened. But the original one was stunning with this "Kinetic Mosaic" created by Czech filmmaker and artist Emil Radok.


We have more original artwork to share on MiceChat partner site, Disney and More!
Disney and more: Epcot's Universe of Energy Original Artwork
Then come back here to discuss this classic Epcot attraction. Does it still serve a purpose? Should it be updated or reverted back to its original design?
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