Hi Everyone!
Starting March 28th, I will be working in the Canadian Pavilion at EPCOT for a year, as a cultural representative, participating in the W.D.W. International Program. If you are ever visiting WDW in the next year, be sure to email me and drop by EPCOT's Canadian Pavilion to say hi. Thank you for visiting my site, and I hope you enjoy my Florida experience, as much as I do.
From Miceage.com:
On New Year’s Eve itself, Epcot revved up into its highest gear. The parking lot filled by mid-afternoon, and cars were routed to Disney-MGM Studios lot instead. The usually-unused Millennium Village, between the UK and Canada pavilions, threw open its doors for fine dining, dancing, and cash bars.
Dance floors were set up in Future World (reportedly, the puppets from Tapestry of Nations were out too, but I didn’t see them), Italy, and China (I think last year saw one in France, as well). The fog and fire effects in China were interesting enough, but the lasers and light show of Italy made for a superior attraction.
Nearby, at the American pavilion, the audience took over the stage amid a curious mix of Latin beats and heavy metal.
to be con't
On New Year’s Eve itself, Epcot revved up into its highest gear. The parking lot filled by mid-afternoon, and cars were routed to Disney-MGM Studios lot instead. The usually-unused Millennium Village, between the UK and Canada pavilions, threw open its doors for fine dining, dancing, and cash bars.
Dance floors were set up in Future World (reportedly, the puppets from Tapestry of Nations were out too, but I didn’t see them), Italy, and China (I think last year saw one in France, as well). The fog and fire effects in China were interesting enough, but the lasers and light show of Italy made for a superior attraction.
Nearby, at the American pavilion, the audience took over the stage amid a curious mix of Latin beats and heavy metal.
to be con't
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