This site preserves Horizons with 42 photographs of the attraction based on living in the future.
The Horizons pavilion at Epcot closed January 9, 1999. Some say it was closed because Horizon's is outdated, that its view of the future was now reality. I can't agree with that. Do you know any families who are living in outer space, under
the sea, or in cities that float in air?
Horizons had it all, from artful and humorous portrayals of our ancestors' dreams of the future to futuristic concepts, and loads of special effects . Here you could explore heading into the future in a very entertaining way. This attraction probed the possibility of our being able to live in three different environments that are currently hostile: space, the ocean, and the desert. Actually four environments when you count the first 21st century location, the new city. Horizons was probably the most appropriate attraction for Future World, giving us one of the most intelligent peeks into living in the centuries to come.
I want to thank my good friend and Horizons' fan for a tremendous amount of work, and without whose help, I wouldn't have been able to do this.