Project Tomorrow is an interactive exhibit located within the Spaceship Earth attraction at EPCOT. It serves as the post-show experience following the journey through the history of human communication and technology in the iconic Spaceship Earth geodesic sphere.
Project Tomorrow showcases various interactive displays and exhibits that explore the possibilities and advancements of technology in the future. The exhibits are designed to engage guests and allow them to experience and interact with innovative technologies, scientific concepts, and ideas related to communication, energy, transportation, and more.
Some of the exhibits found in Project Tomorrow include:
- Body Builder: This exhibit allows guests to use an interactive screen to virtually design a customized human-like figure and learn about the importance of body systems and physical activity.
- Super Driver: Guests can participate in a driving simulation game that highlights advancements in transportation technology and energy efficiency.
- Power City: This exhibit demonstrates how energy sources can be used and conserved, giving guests an interactive opportunity to control the energy distribution in a city environment.
- Innovations for Life: Visitors can explore the potential of medical technology and learn about advancements in healthcare and wellness.
Project Tomorrow encourages guests to think about the impact of technology and innovation on their daily lives, as well as the potential for future advancements in various fields. The interactive nature of the exhibits allows guests of all ages to engage and learn in a fun and informative way.
Fun Facts
- Project Tomorrow is an interactive exhibit located at the exit of Spaceship Earth, the iconic geodesic sphere attraction in Epcot’s Future World.
- The exhibit is designed to provide guests with hands-on experiences and displays that explore various aspects of science, technology, and the future.
- One of the popular attractions within Project Tomorrow is “Power City,” a game where guests can use their hands to control the flow of energy to power a virtual city, teaching concepts of sustainability and resource management.
- Another interactive feature is “Body Builder,” which allows guests to create virtual avatars and learn about the human body’s systems and functions.
- Project Tomorrow serves as a fun and educational way to engage guests in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) concepts and inspire curiosity about the possibilities of the future.
At a Glance
- Disney Resort: Walt Disney World Resort
- Disney Park: Epcot Attractions News and History
- Attraction Type: Disney Park Activities
- Official Page
- Year Opened: 2007
- Replaced: AT&T Global Neighborhood
- Location on Map
