In an attempt to keep up with changing technology, these attractions are regularly closed and replaced with more modern fare. But the extinct rides of Epcot's past are all fondly remembered by the generations who grew up with them. We thought it'd be fun to look back at five of the park's past visions of the future. Here is how they held up.

Epcot has always
been
the most curious of Disney
World's parks: a place of slow
(and some might say boring)
rides that focused more on
education than on
adrenaline-boosting thrills.
This is a park where utopian
ideals (the park's name
originally stood for
"Experimental Prototype
Community of Tomorrow") meet
multicultural reverence, with a
huge section of the park devoted
to miniature recreations of
various countries. Epcot has
always been a place of shameless
futurism, where, for the price
of admission, visitors can spend
the day exploring contrasting
and often unrealistic visions of
the world to come.
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