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The main features of the plan included the theme park, hotels, campgrounds and motels, convention facilities, the EPCOT city and a satellite community, a golf course, a "swamp ride", an industrial park, a tourist trailer camp, a main entrance, and a "jet airport".
In 1966, Walt Disney shot a film to announce his plans for the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow: EPCOT. Dedicated to being an ever-changing blueprint of the future, EPCOT would be Disney’s utopia, a meticulously planned urban center where every resident would be given the latest technology.
Check out the history behind one of Walt Disney World's most unique locations: the futuristically stuck-in-time Epcot Center.
The first known master plan was drawned by Walt Disney himself in 1965 and 1966. It was then adapted several times by his imagineers and Walt himself but all versions kept the overall design...
Walt Disney made ambitious plans for a City of Tomorrow named E.P.C.O.T. just before his death in 1966, but the plans were soon abandoned. What were Walt's ideas for his city of the...
The original idea for EPCOT was a radially planned city with a nuclear 50-acre domed megastructure. The circumference would house people in high-density apartments and single-family...
The Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow (E.P.C.O.T) was a concept developed by Walt Disney near the end of his lifetime that went as far as elaborate visions and plans and the...