September 7, 1984 –
Walt Disney World
Morocco debuts as the first new international pavilion to be
added to Epcot’s World Showcase since the park opened in October 1982. The
pavilion is situated between Japan and France, and is the first pavilion to be
sponsored by a national government instead of a corporation. The King of Morocco sent royal craftsmen to do
all of the carvings, paintings and hand lay all of the tile work through the
pavilion, which recreates the architectural styling and atmosphere of
Casablanca, Fez, and Marrakesh.
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