Kitchen Kabaret

An opening day attraction at The Land Pavilion, Kitchen Kabaret debuted with EPCOT Center on October 1, 1982. Located on the bottom floor of the…

Seabase Alpha

Often referred to as “the aquarium” of The Living Seas Pavilion, SeaBase Alpha was the final destination for guests arriving via Seacabs—a slow-moving Omnimover ride…

Seacabs

After exiting the Hydrolators in The Living Seas Pavilion, guests boarded Seacabs—a slow-moving Omnimover ride system that transported them through clear acrylic tunnels built inside…

Hyrdolators

A signature part of The Living Seas Pavilion experience, the Hydrolators were small compartments designed to simulate elevators plunging beneath the ocean’s surface. Though they…

Honey, I Shrunk the Audience

Following the Imagination Pavilion’s transformation into the Imagination Institute, a new 3D film attraction—Honey, I Shrunk the Audience (HISTA)—opened on November 21, 1994 at EPCOT….

Captain EO

Following in the footsteps of its 3D predecessor Magic Journeys, Captain EO opened at EPCOT’s Imagination Pavilion in September 1986, ushering in a new era…

ImageWorks

After exiting Journey Into Imagination, guests entered a realm where creativity wasn’t just encouraged—it was interactive. The original ImageWorks, located upstairs in the glass pyramids…

Magic Journeys

Magic Journeys, an iconic Epcot attraction, embarked on a unique journey by residing in multiple locations at Walt Disney World, including both Epcot and Magic Kingdom. Originally a heartwarming 3D film showcased in the Imagination pavilion, Magic Journeys later found a new home in Fantasyland Theater before its final closure in 1993 to make way for the enchanting Legend of the Lion King.