Book the imagineering field guide to epcot at walt disney world: an imagineer's-eye tour ISBN 0786848863

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Title: The Imagineering Field Guide to EPCOT at Walt Disney World: An Imagineer's-Eye Tour
Author: Imagineers
ISBN: 0786848863
EAN: 9780786848867
128 Pages
Publisher: Disney Editions
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2006-06

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2008-05-31 A bite-sized guide

Full of fascinating little nuggets about EPCOT. Did you know that the interior of the 'Impressions de France' restaurant in EPCOT is modelled on Edouard Manet's 'A Bar at the Folies-Bergere', right down to the uniforms of the waitresses...this book is full of such titbits, and contains architectural drawings, including pictures of attractions that were never actually built. My only complaint is that it's a very small book and doesn't do the artwork justice...and it does feel a bit like a brochure rather than a book: I got fed up with the hyperpole and certain phrases being endlessly reused - things are never improved in Disney parks, they're always 'plussed'. After a while, you do feel you're reading a corporate mission statement, not a book. But anyone who loves EPCOT will enjoy this.