Where in the World? | DisTripping GameTime

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Waiting in line is not much fun. But it doesn't have to be. We want to make waiting in line a little bit more fun with the creation of DisTripping GameTime. To kick off this new segment of games dedicated to Disney parks we are introducing a game we call Where in the World. So get ready for some good ol' fashion fun. Let's Play!

How Do You Play?

Below are a series of pictures taken around the Walt Disney World Resort. You have to decide where in the Walt Disney World Resort are these pictures take from.

You can find the answers at the bottom of the post.

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Answers are below

Answers

1. Convention Center at the Contemporary Resort
2. Entrance to Epcot's Festival Center or the former Wonders of Life Pavilion
3. Boats docked near the village of Harambe in Animal Kingdom
4. The "bubble gum" wall at the exit of Spaceship Earth
5. The interior of the Temple of Heaven at the China Pavilion at Epcot
6. A section of the Mary Blair mural at the Grand Canyon Concourse at the Contemporary Resort.
7. A model built by Walt Disney at Walt Disney Presents in Hollywood Studios
8. A column in the Morocco Pavilion in Epcot's World Showcase.
9. The entrance mural at The Land Pavilion in Epcot.
10. A row of buildings found in Epcot's Frozen Ever After.
11. A capital on a column at the replica of the Doge's Palace at Epcot's Italy Pavilion.
12. The lobby mural of the Swan Hotel.

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