Walt Disney World
		Epcot
		Lake Buena Vista, Florida
		January 25 & 26 2013
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		The Land Pavilion was one of Carrie's favorites so after Space Ship 
		Earth we headed there.
		
		
		
		The Living With The Land boat ride may not seem that exciting but I've always 
		enjoyed the second half of it where you venture through The Land's greenhouses.  
		There are some really amazing plants in there especially the lemon trees 
		that produce lemons that are the size of your head.  
		
		
		
		A big part of the fruits and vegetables that are sold for consumption at 
		The Land's restaurants come from these greenhouses that Living with The 
		Land takes you through.
		
		The big reason to visit The Land is a really remarkable half imax movie 
		and half simulator ride called Soarin'.  It takes you on an aerial 
		journey over California that will completely blow you away using all your 
		senses from sight, sound, touch, sense of motion and even your sense of 
		smell.  I had heard it was good but it really caught all of us off 
		guard as to how good it was so we had to go back for a second flight.  
		Unfortunately I have no photos of Soarin' as none of them would do it any 
		justice.
		
		
		
		The Imagination Pavilion is really the most abstract part of Epcot's Future 
		World.  It originally housed a 3D theater, the Journey Into Imagination 
		dark ride with Dreamfinder and his dragon friend Figment as well as Imageworks 
		which can only be described as a creative playground.  The theater 
		is still there playing the dated "Honey I Shrunk The Audience" and Michael 
		Jackson's "Captain EO". Imageworks is there albeit updated and finally Journey 
		Into Imagination in the has had a few changes in the last thirty years.  
		The biggest change to Journey Into Imagination is that the ride system is 
		completely different and Dreamfinder was sent off to the big theme park 
		rest home in the sky.  The ride now takes you on a journey through 
		the Imagination Institute where Dr. Nigel Channing (played by Monty Python's 
		Eric Idle) takes you through your own imagination on a creative brainstorm 
		with Figment.  
		
		After spending some time playing with our imaginations in the Imagination 
		Pavilion it was time to get some rest because this was day one and we were 
		just getting things started.  Click next though because we headed back 
		to Epcot the next day to continue on with our adventure.  
		
 
		
		
		
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