This section of Disney World grew out of Walt Disney's vision for a futuristic society that would be "an experimental prototype community of tomorrow" - Epcot, for short. This explains the futuristic and educational themes of Future World, the part of Epcot that includes most of the rides and attractions. The other half of Epcot is The World Showcase, a display of the culture, history, and retail merchandise representing 11 countries.
Most of Epcot's attractions capture the attention by involving visitors in an educational experience. Kids are drawn into an adventure that involves both fun and learning, and most adults get swept along too. Pure adrenaline fans will probably be disappointed at many of the rides, but there's hardly a better rush from learning. Where else can you see the human body from the inside? The Body Wars attraction in The Wonders of Life pavilion offers an exciting motion simulator ride through the human body.
Thrill-seekers do have options. A General Motors addition, Test Track is a ride that subjects visitors to the testing process for new cars. Look out for the speed test which whips passengers around the track at over 50mph. In addition to an array of rides, visitors can participate in hands-on activities. Innoventions allows guests to check out all the latest video games, connect to the Internet and walk through a proposed home of the future.
Epcot is also the site of the daily IllumiNations show, a fabulous pyrotechnics and light show that takes place over World Showcase Lagoon at the park's closing.
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