Pandora – The World of Avatar a flying attraction featuring "3-D projections and creature designs that were cut from the original film" was a concept on the drawing board for the area. Pandora – The World of "Avatar" includes elements from the original "Avatar" film as well as its four, yet-to-be-released sequels. Rhode initially admitted difficulty in adapting the locations depicted in "Avatar" to the physical realm, as Pandora is portrayed in the films solely through computer-generated imagery. Therefore, Imagineering adapted the concept art and digital designs from the films and expanded upon it, with Rhode explaining that "there was not enough detail in those images
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