PHOTOS: “Awesome Planet” Film Reopens at The Land Pavilion at EPCOT with New Social Distancing Measures

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PHOTOS: “Awesome Planet” Film Reopens at The Land Pavilion at EPCOT with New Social Distancing Measures

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PHOTOS: “Awesome Planet” Film Reopens at The Land Pavilion at EPCOT with New Social Distancing Measures

If you’re looking for a quick break in your day, stop by the Harvest Theater within The Land Pavilion at EPCOT to view “Awesome Planet”.

Awesome Planet
Awesome Planet
Awesome Planet

There are social distancing markers outside the theater to make a queue outside if the area gets crowded.

Awesome Planet
Awesome Planet

The roped-off section by the wall is meant for guests in wheelchairs and their parties. The lined social distance markers are for this queue line in particular.

Awesome Planet
Awesome Planet

The circular markers are spread out throughout the rest of the waiting area for other parties to gather around while staying six feet apart.

Awesome Planet
Awesome Planet
Awesome Planet

Once you enter this large theater, you’ll find plenty of seating, even with rows closed and seats marked off to not be used.

Awesome Planet

A plexiglass barrier has been installed behind this row of seats as well for added extra safety measures.

If you’d like to view the full show of “Awesome Planet”, you can watch it in our YouTube video below:

Looking for more to do while in The Land? Make sure to check out Soarin’ Around the World and Living with the Land, reopened with new health and safety measures.

1 thought on “PHOTOS: “Awesome Planet” Film Reopens at The Land Pavilion at EPCOT with New Social Distancing Measures”

  1. I’d be shocked if I’m in the minority on this, but I think this movie is absolutely terrible. It’s not entertaining, it feels like they’re lecturing instead of being educational, and I remember it being hyped up as this super immersive, effects-heavy show with never before seen tech utilized by ILM when it definitely is not. I only remember one potential effect, and that was heat lamps. Wow, so innovative for 2020.

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