World of Discovery: An Introduction

 

Part educational park, part entertaining park, this is a place where the universe is celebrated. Inspired by Epcot, this park aims to showcase the best of the universe and how guests can connect with it. In four areas, guests can find many things to do, and perhaps, get a better understanding of the world they live in.

Areas of the park:
  • City of Tomorrow
    • Future Pavilion
    • Space Pavilion
    • World Pavilion
  • City of Technology
    • Digital Pavilion
    • Robotics Pavilion
    • Animation Pavilion
  • City of Nature
    • Land Pavilion
    • Sea Pavilion
    • Air Pavilion
  • Pandora: The World of Avatar
These areas and their attractions will be gone over in later posts.

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