The last couple times I went to EPCOT I was so disappointed. Nothing really new to see, food was over priced (even for theme parks) and lines were some of the longest I have seen. I'm ok with characters invading the WS, but it is the lack of any innovation for years that has turned me off. I fully believe the main reason anyone visits EPCOT anymore is because Disney makes the 4-5 multi day pass such a bargain. You get a 5 day for $325 or a 2 day for $205. So for $120 more you can 3 extra days. I know there are still some out there that love EPCOT (I wish I still could), but the reason EPCOT and AK gets a large part of its attendance is great Marketing/Pricing, not innovation.
Couldn't you say the same for DHS? That park has almost NOTHING to offer, and things have closed since the last time I went there about 3 years ago. There's Great Movie Ride, Rockin' Roller Coaster, Star Tours, and Tower of Terror.
OK, so DAK only has a couple of attractions, but it has animals, and was built as a zoo (despite the "notazoo" ad campaign from several years back), and for an animal lover like me, I don't need attractions. It's a mighty expensive zoo, but a zoo nonetheless.
Epcot has Spaceship Earth, Nemo, Ellen's Energy Adventure, Soarin' and Living with the Land, Mission Space, Test Track, American Adventure, Impressions de France and the movies in Canada and China (which need updating, but are interesting anyway). Imagination doesn't count as an attraction anymore, and what, ALL of Innoventions is closed? Is there nothing in the former Communicore area?
With WoL and Innoventions or part of it gone, that leaves 2 gaping buildings closed, and Imagination almost counts as a closed building, IMO.
What amazes me is that DHS gets more visitors per year than USF or IOA, and that HAS to be because of multi-day passes.