World Cruise
It was aboard these ships that tourists could travel around the Seven Seas Lagoon, which was also known as the Southern Seas and Ports of Call. As is typical for our aquatic attractions, these ships did not stay long. The Southern Seas suffered major hull damage in 1974, and as a result, it was placed in dry dock until it was finally decommissioned in 1977. The Southern Seas II was born from the ashes of the Southern Seas, but the following few years were not kind to the World Cruise ferries. The Ports o Call was discontinued in 1984 due to low guest turnout, and the Southern Seas II was added in 1997.
World Cruise
Wonders Of Life Pavilion
The pavilion, which is depressingly nicknamed to some as “the Wonders of Sadness,” is technically not abandoned, but rather is undergoing a transformation into a new venue: new year, new pavilion, and all that jazz. Events such as the Food and Wine Festival, as well as the Flower and Garden Festival, are now held in the neighborhood. Nothing has been operational since the facility’s closure in 2007, however that does not imply that anything has been demolished. Is that correct? It’s time to sneak into the building and see if Body Wars and the other attractions are still in working order! I’m joking, but that’s against the law…
Wonders Of Life Pavilion
