I was nervous going to Epcot with small children, ages 5 and 7. It ended up being one of the favorites.... behind Magic Kingdom, of course! My younger child thoroughly enjoyed all of The Living Seas attractions. Turtle Talk is not to be missed, at any age! Soarin' was my 7 year olds favorite ride out of all of WDW.... more

Totaling up our receipts, my husband and I spent $248 for one day at Epcot Center's Food and Wine Festival. $168 to get in plus $80 in food and wine at the festival. We enjoyed Soarin' but did not feel it was worth waiting an hour for. Mission: Space was also good. The rest of the rides were lame and... more

I visited the Epcot for my birthday on October 22, 2009. Despite being a registered Birthday girl, had to haggle with the Willcall pick up booth for my free ticket.. to the point where a manager had to be called. The pavilions were interesting and the park developers did an excellent job fashioning the pavilions into “semi”true representations of the... more

There were less booths this year than in past years, but the food was still excellent and I'd say that the wine selections were MUCH improved this year over past years. We go every year and always have a great time. I wrote a much more detailed review of the festival in 2007, but this year I was a tad... more

besides my personal experience that Disney and their sponsors dont care about their true fans ( I was the biggest fan the Spaceship Earth ride ever had I showed the manager and a sponsor employee how I know every single fact about this attractions history *most the cast members here cant even tell you what the name of the ride... more

My daughter broke her arm the day before we left for Orlando. I gave her the option to go to any Disney park for the day because the rest of the family was going to Discovery Cove. I thought she would pick MK, but after we reviewed the different attractions at each park she chose Epcot. We rode Soarin 4... more

You can easily spend the day at Epcot any time of the year, but during the Food and Wine Festival (held each fall around October/November), you really get to have some fun. The booths around World Showcase have small dishes available for a few dollars, and you can walk around having 'Tapas from around the World' as we put it.... more

When you done playing with the kids in Magic Kingdom, run over to Epot enter and experience the luxury and authenticity of the Worlds. Enjoy a beer in a British Pub or sample French pastry in a passeterie. Try the Mexican food or the Chinese or better yet, go with family and friends all through the World Showcase and sample... more

My daughter and I recently visited Walt Disney World's Epcot during the Food and Wine Festival. This takes place from September 26 through October. The World Showcase section is transformed into a food and wine tasting from countries all over the world. Guests purchase samplings of food and wine costing from $4.00 to $6.00 as they walk around. Famous chefs... more