This HTML5 document contains 44 embedded RDF statements represented using HTML+Microdata notation.

The embedded RDF content will be recognized by any processor of HTML5 Microdata.

Subject Item

n4:

rdf:type

n5:

rdfs:label

World of Motion World of Motion

rdfs:comment

Land Designer Manufacturer Attraction type Theme Control System Propulsion method Soft opening date Opening date Closing date Hosted by Music Vehicle capacity Cars per vehicle Guests per car Ride duration Length Total height Track height Maximum speed Height requirements Site area Number of lifts Audio-Animatronics Sponsored by Replaced Replaced by [Source] World of Motion (1982-1996) was an omnimover attraction designed to educate guests about the history of transportation using a variety of humorous scenes. The ride was narrated by Gary Owens. World of Motion (El Mundo del Movimiento) fue una atracción omnimover ubicada en EPCOT la cual contaba a los viajeros la historia del transporte terrestre, estuvo abierta desde 1982 hasta 1996 cuando fue reemplazada por Test Track. Fue patrocinada por General Motors y actualmente es recordada por su canción de fondo, "It's Fun to be Free". Categoría:Parques y Atracciones Categoría:Epcot Categoría:Omnimovers Categoría:Atracciones antiguas The grand finale of the attraction attempted to predict a real future for transportation, with CenterCore, a sparkling metropolis that seemed to be in perpetual motion, and Pepper's Ghost illusions putting guests into futuristic vehicles. At the ride's conclusion, visitors disembarked into the TransCenter, an interactive area about new products in development by GM. World of Motion closed in 1996. GM was still the sponsor for the World of Motion's replacement attraction: Test Track. Chevrolet eventually replaced GM as the sponsor of Test Track.

owl:sameAs

dbr:World_of_Motion

dcterms:subject

n9: n12: n16: n22: n25: n27: n28: n29: n30: n33: n36: n37: n43: n44: n47: n48:

n17:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n18: n21:

n23:

History of transportation

n46:

1996-01-02

n32:

World of Motion

n38:

Dark ride

n31:

"It's Fun to be Free"

n35:

General Motors

n26:

It's Fun to be Free

n14:

n15:

n19:

n20:

n24:

1982-10-01

n6:

Omnimover

n39:

n40:

n41:

n42:

n13:abstract

The grand finale of the attraction attempted to predict a real future for transportation, with CenterCore, a sparkling metropolis that seemed to be in perpetual motion, and Pepper's Ghost illusions putting guests into futuristic vehicles. At the ride's conclusion, visitors disembarked into the TransCenter, an interactive area about new products in development by GM. World of Motion closed in 1996. GM was still the sponsor for the World of Motion's replacement attraction: Test Track. Chevrolet eventually replaced GM as the sponsor of Test Track. World of Motion (El Mundo del Movimiento) fue una atracción omnimover ubicada en EPCOT la cual contaba a los viajeros la historia del transporte terrestre, estuvo abierta desde 1982 hasta 1996 cuando fue reemplazada por Test Track. Fue patrocinada por General Motors y actualmente es recordada por su canción de fondo, "It's Fun to be Free". Categoría:Parques y Atracciones Categoría:Epcot Categoría:Omnimovers Categoría:Atracciones antiguas Land Designer Manufacturer Attraction type Theme Control System Propulsion method Soft opening date Opening date Closing date Hosted by Music Vehicle capacity Cars per vehicle Guests per car Ride duration Length Total height Track height Maximum speed Height requirements Site area Number of lifts Audio-Animatronics Sponsored by Replaced Replaced by [Source] World of Motion (1982-1996) was an omnimover attraction designed to educate guests about the history of transportation using a variety of humorous scenes. The ride was known for its exterior look, in which the cars of the attraction would start inside, then curve outward outside, then back into the building to start the show. The symbol used for this ride between 1982-1994 (shown right) represents the exterior of the building from an aerial view. The ride was narrated by Gary Owens.

Subject Item

n2:

n3:

n4:

Subject Item

n20:

n45:

n4:

n34:

n4: