Jeff's Orlando Trip: EPCOT

EPCOT

The folks at EPCOT really went all out for the Millenium celebration -- the place looks great. To top it off, they had all kinds of Christmas stuff up as well. Now you can relive some moments from my time in EPCOT...

Spaceship Earth is all decked out for the Millenium. That big "2000" is really huge, and looks cool during the day, and amazing at night.

A look from the other side. Spaceship Earth is still one of my favorite rides... I love the part when you're turned around going back down to the station.

Here's a great shot at nighttime.

Since it's Christmas time, they have the fountain "dancing" to Christmas music.

This neat little area is between the Fountain of Nations and World Showcase. The lights all change colors, in sync with the music and the fountain.

The new Journey Into Your Imagination was a little disappointing. Seems like Figment is only in the show to sell stuffed dragons. I was never a huge fan of the old show, but this one needs work. The part with the train was pretty convincing though.

A monorail on its way to the station, with the late Horizons and Test Track in the background. Both times that we rode Test Track, we used the single riders line and saved ourselves almost an hour in line.

Jason and Tracy enjoyed Cranium Command and Body Wars here at the Wonders of Life pavilion while I went off to watch Tapestry of Nations, which was cool (though I took no pictures).

The traditional Living Seas photo. This ride could use some updating, though it's still kind of neat.

Continue to page two for World Showcase and Illuminations 2000 photos

	Spaceship Earth is all decked out for the Millenium. That big "2000" is really huge, and looks cool during the day, and amazing at night.
A look from the other side. Spaceship Earth is still one of my favorite rides... I love the part when you're turned around going back down to the station.
	Here's a great shot at nighttime.
Since it's Christmas time, they have the fountain "dancing" to Christmas music.
	This neat little area is between the Fountain of Nations and World Showcase. The lights all change colors, in sync with the music and the fountain.
The new Journey Into Your Imagination was a little disappointing. Seems like Figment is only in the show to sell stuffed dragons. I was never a huge fan of the old show, but this one needs work. The part with the train was pretty convincing though.
	A monorail on its way to the station, with the late Horizons and Test Track in the background. Both times that we rode Test Track, we used the single riders line and saved ourselves almost an hour in line.
Jason and Tracy enjoyed Cranium Command and Body Wars here at the Wonders of Life pavilion while I went off to watch Tapestry of Nations, which was cool (though I took no pictures).
	The traditional Living Seas photo. This ride could use some updating, though it's still kind of neat.