LP Lotion: Rededication of the Golden Dream ship outside Epcot's American Adventure Pavilion
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Video and pictures of the rededication of the Golden Dream ship outside Epcot's American Adventure pavilion. The video features a performance of "Golden Dream" by Voices of Liberty.Videos
A video of the ceremony is available by clicking below.
In a morning ceremony Epcot celebrated the return of the "Golden Dream". Until it was damaged in 2004 during Hurricane Charley the "Golden Dream" was anchored along the American Gardens Theater. The "Golden Dream" is a replica of a Virginia Sloop - a ship used for trading and features a flat deck to hold large amounts of supplies. The ship has been restored and will return to its home on the World Showcase Lagoon.
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The Vice President of Epcot Brad Rex credits American Adventure cast member Lonnie Hicks with bringing forward the idea to celebrate the return of the "Golden Dream" with a dedication ceremony.
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The ship "Golden Dream" is named after the finale song of the American Adventure written by Randy Bright and Bob Moline. Bob Moline also wrote the song for the Epcot film O Canada! as well as Epcot's tune Listen to the Land.
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