Nobody does details like the Disney's Imagineers. This roof in the Norway World Showcase is easy to miss but it is a traditional grass roof. I wonder if they actually bring goats or sheep out to "mow" the roof or if they send up a cast member during off-hours. I prefer to imagine it's a sheep with a haircut that makes it look like Mickey Mouse.
This photograph was captured with a Sony NEX-7.
I took this photograph before the Norway World Showcase became Arendelle, but I have to admit I'm excited to go back and see the renovations that Anna and Elsa have made. I took this while we were waiting for lunch at Akershush, which was a ton of fun for the kids.
This photograph was captured with a Sony NEX-7.
The Stave Church in Epcot's Norway Pavilion is an example of the earliest Christian churches in Northern Europe, built from timber rather than brick. The church is the centerpiece of the traditional Norwegian countryside village. At least it used to be. Norway has recently been expanded and renovated as Frozen sisters Anna and Elsa have moved into town. This controversial move may prove to be the future of the World Showcases or it may simply be an opportunity to expose more people to the Norway Pavilion who may have otherwise skipped past it on their way to more recognizable countries. Either way, I'm looking forward to checking out the expansion and I'm certain my three-year-old daughter will say they made the right decision.
This photograph was captured with a Sony NEX-7.