World of Discovery: City of Technology

 

This is a showcase of the greatest technological advancements of the day. Here, in three pavilions, guests can see the technological marvels of the world, with a touch of Disney in it.

DIGITAL PAVILION
Located to the right of the Space Pavilion, there is the second-largest pavilion in the park. The main attraction here is TRON Lightcycle Power Run, the fastest ride in the resort. It exits into the Digital Design Studio. Also in the pavilion is The Art of Digital, and exhibition, and Lightcycle Power Co., a shop.

ROBOTICS PAVILION
In a large tech-themed area is where robotics are displayed. Here, guests can look at The Robotic Exhibits, showcasing the robotic marvels of today. Also here is a ride, Big Hero 6: Robot Rampage, a shooter ride where you help defend San Fransokyo against an army of rogue robots. The ride exits into Tech Trove, a gift shop. Also in the area is Robo Dicers, a tepanyaki-style restaurant.

ANIMATION PAVILION
This is the pavilion with the most to do. Here, guests can learn to draw at the Animation Academy or discover the art of animation at the Animation Exhibits. Guests can also take a ride on Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, which exits into Cartoon Collection. Animator's Palette serves as a restaurant in the pavilion.

Attractions:
16. TRON Lightcycle Power Run
17. Digital Design Studio
18. The Art of Digital
19. The Robotics Exhibits
20. Big Hero 6: Robot Rampage
21. Animation Academy
22. Animtion Exhibits
23. Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway

Dining:
24. Robo Dicers
25. Animator's palette

Shopping:
26. Lightcycle Power Co.
27. Tech Trove
28. Cartoon Collection
I know this is supposed to be an educational park, but I had to throw in some characters and movies. I feel like if there was none of those, it would be less popular. However, I was able to bring in what I felt was right for the technology theme. Plus, I feel like these can be educational too. I still have exhibits in them, after all.

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