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REQUEST: Epcot Reader Insert, Part 3 by Carrie-oke, literature

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REQUEST: Epcot Reader Insert, Part 3

The guided portion of your tour began with more of those bicycles. “These are the Wondercycles,” your guide explained. “Guests choose a track and pedal through it for a fun way to exercise. The monitor shows you where you’re going, as well as your speed and calories burned so far.” “So they’re workout machines,” you said. While there was no Epcot gymnasium, at least to your knowledge, you’d learned a lot about everyday life from overhearing Cast Members’ and guests’ conversations. “That’s the gist of it,” Life said, walking along. “Anyway, over here is

REQUEST: Epcot Reader Insert, Part 2 by Carrie-oke, literature

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REQUEST: Epcot Reader Insert, Part 2

You needed to see what this Wonders of Life place was. And who it was, if they were even in there. So you stepped onto the pathway, walked past the sign and DNA tower, and ended up right in front of the golden dome. You stepped behind a wall made of windows, traveled past a message to “Celebrate the Joy of Life,” and approached the automatic doors, which parted as soon as they sensed you coming. Once you were inside, the doors didn’t hesitate to slide together behind you, but you stopped in your tracks. This place was BIG, an entire fairground underneath a white, triangle-pattered ceiling. There really were a few fairground

REQUEST: Epcot Reader Insert, Part 1 by Carrie-oke, literature

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REQUEST: Epcot Reader Insert, Part 1

You didn’t know how busy the rest of the park was, but where you were, it was pretty peaceful. Guests only occasionally walked by, some stopping in to use your services. This one woman, for example, had just left the restroom. “These are nice bathrooms,” she remarked to her companion, following behind her. “Out of the way, so they’re never too packed.” Nice bathrooms. THIS was what you’d been reduced to. Believe it or not, your house used to be busy from opening until closing. Back when the park first opened, you’d housed a counter service restaurant, flooded with guests looking for lunch or