fairs, exhibitions, and promotional spectacles that sought to define places through carefully constructed narratives. It shared with these events a belief in the power of images to shape perception and influence behavior. By immersing audiences in a visual story, it aimed to make Miami not just seen but felt. The attraction also reveals how tech

Beaches were shown as clean and inviting, urban areas as organized and modern, and natural environments as abundant and accessible. This selective representation shaped how audiences understood Miami, emphasizing harmony between development and nature. While idealized, these images influenced expectations and experiences long after viewers left the

The emphasis on growth, modernization, and optimism mirrored national sentiments during the postwar years. There was a widespread belief in progress driven by technology and planning, and Miami positioned itself as a showcase of that belief. The attraction presented the city as orderly, prosperous, and forward-thinking, downplaying challenges in fa

designed to heighten anticipation. The architecture and interior design reflected modernist influences, emphasizing clean lines, efficient use of space, and an atmosphere of forward-looking confidence. Seating arrangements and lighting were calibrated to focus attention on the panoramic display, minimizing distractions and drawing viewers into the