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Dynamic and always changing
Showcasing a dynamic society that has shaped the modern world and supports freedom and prosperity for all.
What to expect
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Moving walkway: mobility in Action
Guests are taken on a journey through the first four major exhibits via a moving walkway that meanders through the pavilion. This high capacity transportation system provides a unique experience that is safe for all ages and abilities.
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Main exhibit: freedom creating the future
The U.S. is a dynamic society that has shaped the modern world and supports freedom and prosperity around the globe. Step aboard the moving walkway and be carried through exhibits showcasing how freedom creates opportunity for all.
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Main show: the sky is no longer the limit
The show ties the exhibit narratives together, echoing their messages in an unprecedented way. This is an experience that touches on the biggest and boldest of ideas and presents the very cutting edge of what’s possible but, at its core, is human.
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The courtyard
Visitors will be able to experience American food and culture in the pavilion’s courtyard that will feature live entertainment throughout the day.
Quick facts
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Area and population
The US is the 4th largest country in the world by land area and the 3rd by population
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Populous cities
The most populated city in the US is New York City, followed by Los Angeles and Chicago
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Internet
The US was the leading force behind the development of the Internet.
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Did you know?Many modern-day conveniences, treats, and experiences can be traced back to World Expos that took place in the United States. Some of these include: - 1893 Chicago World’s Fair: Electricity, the Ferris Wheel and Zipper - 1901 Buffalo Pan-American Exposition: The X-Ray Machine - 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair: The Ice Cream Cone and Hot Dog - 1939 New York World’s Fair: The Television Set
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