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at Epcot Futureworld East, an affection with vision and promise of a better future,

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that show the world of the 21st century and the latest technologies that will shape our world and lead us to a bright future originally sponsored by General Electric Horizons supports the fact real that if we can dream it we can do it open

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at Epcot October 1, 1983 horizon designer George McGinnis I started in Hall 79 with Colin Campbell and we did a lot of research for the Edison Laboratory concept when we presented it to Reginald Jones president of General Electric rejected him he didn't want history he wanted the future well we returned to the ground guard and worked with the general electric team who came up with a concept of past present future with the 'unless fear controls the present those of the next dome, The 90-foot-wide screens had to be built first before the building's roof could be placed on the horizons.

The right system was a chain of forward-facing vehicles sliding sideways along an elevated track. There were 170, four of these. traveled in chain cars, but ten more spare parts were available throughout the show, guests were immersed in highly detailed scenes depicting life in the future and guests could choose one of three different destinations for their future at an estimated cost of 60 million dollars to complete the Horizons Pavilion. It occupied three acres of land housing 3,700 tons of steel, but more importantly, the Horizons experience better complemented Epcot by matching the ideals of 21st-century living that one man in particular dared to make a reality in the Walt Disney World.

Disney. We have seen how the three weeks since Almost ten years since the grand opening of Horizons, General Electric would discontinue its sponsorship with Horizons and then Horizons would operate only seasonally and on special occasions at the time when Horizons had become the only

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in all of EPCOT which operated without sponsorship. The Horizons experience contained an abundance of details - one can travel multiple times, even consecutively, and still discover new things not seen on previous voyages - the future port is open now - this is our chance to glimpse what our futures may be. , the horizons, the right system was a great handler of people loading new and returning guests continually there was rarely a wait time to board new list of interesting things in a series of direct stations that offer remarkably rewarding opportunities in their support vocation approach the office the space shuttles leave every day we are almost on board, so please consciously buckle up the mobile belt and get into your vehicle and refrain from using flash cryptography during the trip the doors of your vehicle will close automatically stay seated with your hands and arms inside the vehicle at all times horizons one now is first our final destination today the 21st century hey that's a destination, my wife is right, wait, you will see the new towns of tomorrow, desert farms and floating cities , even colonies in space, but you know that this is not exactly the first time someone has tried to make this trip during which people have been dreaming of the future. centuries, well, here are the things that dreams were made of several hundred years ago, yes, it's always fun to look back at tomorrow, come on, I'll show you what I read, there's the great old Jules Verne, like this It's like a shot at the moon seemed to him.

Back in the late 19th century, Jules may not have had all the answers, but he had the right idea, he was just a little leader of his time, you know, people have painted some pretty fantastic visions of the future and some pretty confusing ones. a life too easy has always been around the corner let's say we arrived just in time for the matinee yes, looking back at tomorrow through the movies of yesteryear little children can be accurately verified on a scan map committed no rivals a month ago they look at the future from fifty they are very far away 70 hangs I guess so, but we always thought the future would be fun.

I guess people have always dreamed of the future, we sure do, the only difference is that today, with what we know and what we are learning. To do so, we can truly make our dreams come true, it takes a lot of work, but the truth is that if we can dream it, we can do it. The horizons of tomorrow are here today, the worlds of liquid space, the oceans of minerals and foods ready to feed the needs of tomorrow. The louse molecule's DNA strand embodies decoding its secrets is leading us to dramatically improved health. The Sun today we are learning ways to harness its limitless colonies of energy in the space habitats where people live and work.

This is not a distant dream. Now we are at the threshold. computerized view of the Earth Landsat photography providing vital data on agricultural resources and ecological concerns the urban landscape a living tribute to our richest resource people here is a new kind of urban landscape the microprocessor a complete computer on a small silicon chip it What you just saw is the building blocks for the future future and while it may seem fantastic, remember that everything is possible and possible and we should know that we live there. Come on, take a look at 21st century life on land and sea and even in space, but let's start with our place Wow my life there's something good about realism that's our daughter you're talking to she's doing wonders in a from those desert farms this is not something to send a city kid to university for seven years and what happens she becomes a farmer I think being an agricultural engineer is a little more suitable, but I'll stick with the city .

Yes, it's always exciting. I like to pay with current transportation. We are just a few minutes away from our children. Look at William a few years ago. All this was a barren desert. no grunting, no irrigation, what a transformation, robots for you and me are good, I mean, I real, you know, this really makes me proud and you wanted her to go to law school. share here very funny shouldn't your granddaughter be studying instead of flirting with that beach boy? he's not a beach boy he's studying marine biology there in the floating city I'm not worried at all about you swimming and I know this is your The first floating cities are amazing, I mean, whole new industries have been developed in them and under them, mariculture, all types of fuels for marine mining, energy and fun, remember fun, I mean it, so I mean it.

Floating cities have opened up new ways for people to enjoy their lives and work, there has always been something mysterious about our oceans, we knew they were

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of valuable gifts for us, yes, water and algae, very fun, but the Sea water has become an excellent source of energy as well as being valuable. for desert irrigation and Joe seaweed is a tremendous source of low-cost fuel. Oh, we find a lot of good things beneath our oceans and let's not forget space. We also found a lot of good things out there. These space colonies are out of this world.

Take a quick look now that there's a new frontier where our son and his family wouldn't live anywhere else Hey, maybe you and I should move here. Oh what a wonderful idea, now there are my speed sports and zero gravity exercise. It seems fun. is what you get the hang of, oh, that's really lovely and practical just thinking about materials from space for all kinds of industries on Earth, add that, oh, we had time for our grandchildren's party, aha, we'll get up to date. you later, oh thank you, attention of the shuttle, the horizon is the passengers, you are invited to choose your own flight route back to the future port, look at the illuminated panels in front of you, press one of the three travel options, space desert or underwater, everyone can choose the most. rules all passengers make your selections now in our colony this is Omega control well, we are almost back from the future oh, it happened very quickly yes, but one of the good things about traveling to the future is that the journey is just beginning, that's how it is and you i will say something if we can dream it we can really do it and that is the most exciting part for all of us thank you for exploring horizons now please take the little children by the hand and watch their steps towards the moving belt the belt and your vehicle travels to the same speed, in fact, it is a fun ride and an informative and enthusiastic show, the horizons experience is gone, there are countless good memories and a lot of dedicated support from fans throughout online discussion forums, blogs, dedicated fan websites and more.

You can start with a basic engine. Search and find a nearly endless cornucopia of information about Horizons, perhaps more online fan support for Horizons than any other Epcot or Walt Disney World

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, there's certainly a good reason for that block. On January 9, 1999, Horizons would close forever, leaving its legacy behind and to make way for future developments. Meanwhile it was the end of an era and we would have to say goodbye to an epic legend, the Horizons build would be eliminated and the Future development to come was the long-awaited and intensely exciting mission space attraction that we will cover in this series, but for those of us who share the experience of Horizons, it is the beginning of a new era, we can look at the possibilities of making the return of this type of show and maybe we and our future generations can have the opportunity to experience and explore the future on board in new horizons after all, if we can dream it, we can do it, join us as we explore this and other Epcot attractions and Wall Festival, is more of a passport to the wonders of the top and the magic of Walt Disney.