I dreamed about Pandora

[Moco Loco]

The town is called Celebration. It was supposed to be the original EPCOT, but it's inevitably pretty normal since it's a real town people live in.

[Neytirislover93]

Originally Posted by Moco Loco

The town is called Celebration. It was supposed to be the original EPCOT, but it's inevitably pretty normal since it's a real town people live in.

Huh intersting, I wonder if You coud see Avatar land from there when it's built,
There suppose to be making it in animal kingdom right?

[Moco Loco]

Well it's kind of a huge chunk of land, I doubt you can see anything except maybe the tallest features of Disney World from there and fireworks every night, but obviously it only takes a few minutes on a bus to be there.

[Neytirislover93]

Originally Posted by Moco Loco

Well it's kind of a huge chunk of land, I doubt you can see anything except maybe the tallest features of Disney World from there and fireworks every night, but obviously it only takes a few minutes on a bus to be there.

Oh ok, But I don't think I will ever live there sadly unless I win the lottery. Maybe if they end up doing an incredible job with Avatar land. I'd think about moving down to the one in Florida since it's the closest to where I live

[Moco Loco]

It's not such a fancy place, probably would have been if Walt Disney had made it exactly how he wanted.

[allroock123]

Originally Posted by Human No More

It's weird, I never used to dream at all, but since Avatar, I find I dream a lot, probably most nights I remember having a dream, even if I wasn't sure what it was, and I've dreamed about Pandora and the Na'vi fairly regularly.

I have found this quite true as well, I believe at least for some that the
"Avatar Experience' truly has the ability to "Awaken the dreamer" and give core value to this part of our unique inner insight, I have in the past tried to touch on this subject before
the underlying reasons why I think this is so, and on how James Cameron
himself intended the film to be a "waking dream experience" for the
collective cinema audience, what people may not realize is this altered state
of consciousness along with the fact that Avatar is at its heart a "mirror story" film "reflecting upon root issues
between two "world views" can touch upon some profoundly deep layers of our own unique innate core understanding , I would not be at all surprised that the film for some because they 'saw" the core deep value in this innate core part of who we are
non-topically shifted ones thought process "upon how ones "core" viewpoint sees the world and its peoples" and reawakened a "sleeping part of our understanding" where this insight now has true importance and "value in ones life".
I have made effort in speaking to a number of people on opinions on this subject and they are in general agreement
as well on these impacts this would have on ones life, some go as far as suggesting it may be a true "rebirthing" experience for ones core innate heartfelt understanding but to prove this through science this would take an "Functional MRI" study. of one who has gone through this experience and went through a "core" shift in ones inner viewpoints.