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Zazu bemoans his fate to no one in particular


Meanwhile, at the O, Canada! pavilion, Bambi and Thumper wax rhapsodic over the chicks they’ve just encountered


Yeah, just what Stitch needs – sugar and caffeine!

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The original Walt Disney World Monorail Red went into service in 1971 and was decommissioned after more than 20 years of service. The nose end of it was auctioned off as part of the “100 Years of Magic” celebration in honor of Walt Disney’s 100th birthday. This successor was captured passing the Imagination Institute in EPCOT in early March 2010.

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Nieceling and I designed our own thrill ride at EPCOT. The attraction, which is located in Innoventions, is called "Sum Of All Thrills". Presented by Raytheon, it’s designed to get kids interested in the physics and math behind the building of a thrill ride.

Our thrill ride is a roller coaster with features like corkscrews and half-pipes. We call it “The Electric Star”

You have four minutes to design your ride, and our little buddy Crash the test dummy helps you by trying out your stunts to see if they are viable. Crash is pictured here on a plastic electronic swipe card that stores your thrill ride after you have finished designing it. You then take the card to another section where you are strapped into a capsule on a crane and your program runs, turning you upside down, sideways and all around. Fun stuff!

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Big bad wolf too k all my pennies!

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We just designed a roller coaster at one Innoventions. Now entering the other one to wait out the rain

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There are two of these that I know of in the tiled wall going into the Land pavilion at EPCOT

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