Epcot originally EPCOT Center, for Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow opened its futuristic gates on October 1, 1982. The original park cost around $1 billion to construct. It isn't even called Epcot Center anymore, but I sometimes call it that because I am quite maudlin. The park is divided into two sections: Future World and World Showcase, the former containing pavilions demonstrating various facets of future and present life, and the latter with many countries' cultures represented. Throughout the years, Epcot has evolved into one of the most informative, yet entertaining parks in The World. Florida Disney World
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Welcome to Epcot!
Epcot,which opened in October 1982 is a fantastic theme park and is more than twice the size of the Magic Kingdom! It has a strong educational and environmental message, as well as the amazing "Illuminations: Reflections of Earth" firework extravaganza. Epcot is more than likely to need a 2 day visit, and although it is by far the most Adult of the four theme parks, there is something to do for the whole family.
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Disney workers raise $25,940 for United Arts
Orland Business Journal
8/7/2008
Walt Disney World employees raised $25,940 for the United Arts of Central Florida by staging performances at Epcot three nights in July.

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Epcot to host gold-standard chefs' contest
Orlando Sentinel
7/18/2008
Opening weekend of the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival will feature the U.S. competition for the prestigious Bocuse d'Or World Cuisine C...
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Students Earn Mickey Ears
The Tampa Tribune
6/7/2008
When Wimauma Elementary improved its school grade from a C to an A two years ago, a lot of the credit went to the school's third-graders.

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