Originally Posted By Nobody I didn't notice this mentioned yet, so just in case, here goes: <a href="http://www.wesh.com/news/15232771/detail.html?subid=10100244" target="_blank">http://www.wesh.com/news/15232 771/detail.html?subid=10100244</a> <<LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Disney announced its latest theme park addition at a ceremony Wednesday. Slated to debut late this summer in Epcot Center's Innoventions complex, StormStruck: A Tale of Two Homes will aim to teach visitors the importance of home safety in a fun, interactive way. "This groundbreaking exhibit represents a milestone in the disaster safety movement," Leslie Chapman-Henderson, President and CEO of the nonprofit Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH), said. "It will save lives and homes by combining fun with education.">>
Originally Posted By BeautysBeast What a wonderful idea.. seriously i think it will be a great addition for epcot since the southeast is uusually in the eye of big storms.
Originally Posted By mickey_ring Potentially your own neighborhood, flattened by weather, in a fun, interactive way. OK. Just needed to see that thought typed out.
Originally Posted By dshyates American Idol, now this. It keeps getting better and better. Man the only thing better than bad karoke is educational safety films and demonstrations. Whats next, an educational visit to a real dentist where you learn what a root canal feels like, in a fun and interactive way.
Originally Posted By mousermerf What bothers me if that literally the same attraction exists, wind tunnels, storm glass demos and all, 10 years older at the museum of science and industry over in Tampa just 45mins away.
