Innoventions was a pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World Resort, Florida. The pavilion was dedicated to showcasing innovative technologies, interactive exhibits, and experiences that focused on the themes of science, technology, and the future.
Innoventions was designed to be an ever-evolving space, featuring both Disney-created exhibits and partnerships with various corporate sponsors. The exhibits within the pavilion aimed to educate and entertain guests while offering a glimpse into emerging technologies and advancements that could shape the world of tomorrow.
The pavilion was divided into two main sections: Innoventions East and Innoventions West. Each section housed different exhibits and experiences, and both were accessible through Future World, Epcot’s area dedicated to science and exploration.
Innoventions East often featured exhibits focused on cutting-edge technology, communication, and design. Visitors could explore interactive displays, experiment with virtual reality, and learn about the latest innovations in areas such as transportation, health, and entertainment.
Innoventions West, on the other hand, emphasized sustainability, energy efficiency, and environmental consciousness. Guests could discover eco-friendly technologies, learn about renewable energy sources, and understand the importance of environmental stewardship.
Over the years, Innoventions underwent various changes, and some exhibits were replaced or updated to stay relevant to the latest advancements. The pavilion served as a platform for showcasing new technologies, and it provided a space for guests to engage with interactive exhibits that were both informative and entertaining.
Fun Facts
- An original Innoventions partner was Sega and a number of its early exhibits showcased the Sega consoles and accessories of the day.
- Innoventions was made up of a West and East building similar to its predecessor Communicore. The Innoventions East building is where Connections Café, Creations Shop and Club Cool are now and the Innoventions West building has been completely removed in favor of the Journey of Water attraction.
At a Glance
- Disney Resort: Walt Disney World Resort
- Disney Park: Epcot Attractions News and History
- Attraction Type: Disney Park Exhibits, Extinct Disney Attractions
- Official Page
- Year Opened: 1994
- Year Closed: 2019
- Replaced: Communicore
