Body Wars

You don't remember this? I

remember Body Wars.

There was a lot of bodily attractions back in the day.

Gosh,

maybe I'm mixing it with Body Wars now.

Neighbors, help me.

That was in The Wonders of Life.

what attraction features the star tunnel

Yeah, hi there.

Welcome to the spirit of the old body wars queue in the Epcot afterlife.

Put your name and number down and sign right here on the dotted line and we'll call you when you're ready.

Yes, hello.

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demi's part so thank you for reading such a

lovely read but now that my splinter has been removed and this all was a reference to the old queue for body wars which i do all urge you to go check out on youtube because it is haunting it is backrooms-esque and it is completely unnecessary and wild um but now that splinter has been removed and demi is out of character welcome back to the park peeps podcast where today we are welcoming back our dear friend Derek at Derek Matt for ranking of the best worst cues in Disney parks.

Derek will join us a little later to break down which cues we hate to love or love to hate, or maybe a mix of both.

October 19th, 1989, Epcot expanded its future world offerings with the grand opening of the Wonders of Life Pavilion.

Sponsored by MetLife, the Golden Dome Pavilion introduced the classic and stinked attractions like Body Wars and Cranium Command.

And that is what I have for this week in Disney history.

I like that segment.

That's what they did.

There was a ride called Body Wars behind curtains.

There was still a sign that said Body Wars, FYI.

It was very, in the early days they didn't really touch it.

It was, it was shoddy.

And when you go back, when you went back to Cranium Command, Buzzy was literally ...

I mean, everything was abandoned back there.

The ride vehicles for Body Wars were, but, like, as was Buzzy.

Maybe we're talking about... what we're going to do with the animatronic refining.

I don't know if the implication is necessarily that we're going to rip it out and take it with us like Buzzy, Buzzy the animatronic from Body Wars.

Well, we have to try.

We

It was directed by none other than Francis Ford Coppola, and it was produced by George Lucas.

Number three, Body Wars was a motion simulator attraction inside the Wonders of Life Pavilion at the Walt Disney World Epcot.

Riders would be taken on a mission by the fictional Miniaturized Exploration Technologies Corporation to study the effects of white blood cells.

I have my answer.

[laughs] Takes me back.

I, you probably did Body Wars back in the day, right?

Oh, I remember Body Wars.

Oh, my God.

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