The
International Gateway, the 'back door' to
Epcot and specifically
World Showcase, is a wonderful concept. Home to a shop, transportation service via ferry to the
Yacht and Beach Club Resort,
Swan and Dolphin Resorts, and
Disney's Boardwalk Resort, and turnstiles into
Epcot, the
International Gateway is truly lovely in that it provides a viable admission point with relatively few people in sight when entering
Epcot in the morning.
As most know,
World Showcase typically opens two to three hours later than
Future World and entrance via the
International Gateway is a great way to take those shots of
France, the
United Kingdom, and
Canada pavilions as you make your way to
Future World.
This photograph was taken by the author in November, 2007.
As most know, World Showcase typically opens two to three hours later than Future World and entrance via the International Gateway is a great way to take those shots of France, the United Kingdom, and Canada pavilions as you make your way to Future World.
1 comment:
I have always loved detail shots of DL and WDW. Of course having never been to WDW, it makes these shots just more priceless. Thank you.
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