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Solar-Powered Trash Can Removed From American Adventure, New Trash Can in Mexico at EPCOT

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A new trash can has been installed inside the Mexico pavilion, while The American Adventure solar-powered can has disappeared. Disney has been installing solar-powered trash cans throughout EPCOT for the past month. Mexico Pavilion Trash Cans This new Mexico pavilion trash can looks just like the solar-powered ones but is lacking the solar panels on […] The post Solar-Powered Trash Can Removed From American Adventure, New Trash Can in Mexico at EPCOT appeared first on Disney by Mark .

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