Imagineer Zach Riddley has taken once again to Instagram to sneak a peek behind the scenes of his latest project, Space 220 Restaurant. This time, he gave a closer look at some of the flooring for the space station-themed venue.
The first image reveals geometric patterns in shades of blue, as seen in the dining areas in a video posted by Riddley earlier this month.
The second image shows tile reminiscent of the famous Alucobond paneling of Spaceship Earth.
Are you excited for Space 220 Restaurant to open this September at EPCOT? Let us know in the comments below.
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I would like to see the menu and prices to see if I am interested. One article said Modern American. What does that mean? A cheeseburger deconstructed?
I was excited until I saw it was stated it would be a Prix Fixe menu… When they first started talking about the unannounced menu they acted as if it were going to be a regualr menu with tons of great high end wines. I’ll wait to place final judegment when I see the menu. I have no issue paying 75+ for dinner (alcohol not included) but I’m not being forced into picking something for 59.00 that is mass produced (ick) that I really don’t want just to see the interior of a place.
He is seriously obsessed with floors!
I like that Disney lets Zach share all the details he does.
I’ve been waiting to try space 220 like many of you for a couple of years. The food I’m sure will be fine with Patina involved – What I’m more concerned with is the view screens. The original concepts showed really intriguing space concepts – now the “actual” views appear to just be google earth. I’m hoping it’s hi-res and dynamic throughout the meal – like what you’re going to get at starcruiser.