Epcot

Future World includes attractions which teach about various energy sources, space exploration, automotive development, technological innovations, health, underwater exploration, and horticulture, among other subjects. They’re brought to life using theatres, a centrifugal force simulator, a slot car ride, interactive games, an aquarium and more.

Epcot’s World Showcase is home to pavilions themed around Mexico, Norway, China, Germany, Italy, Japan, Morocco, France, United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. Each is staffed primarily by nationals from that country, who demonstrate the cultures of their home nations through rides, shows, live entertainment and the pavilion’s design. This includes German timber-frame houses and beer gardens, Japanese pagodas, Moroccan minarets, and Yorkshire fish ‘n’ chip shops in the UK. Boats are available to carry you across the lake to each pavilion.

Other than German beer and the UK’s favourite seaside treat, you’ll find more than 60 other dining options, drawing from cuisines from around the world. There are also plenty of shops, ATMs, restrooms and other facilities. The fun of Epcot is really found in just strolling around and soaking up the incredibly realistic sights.

As with the other parks at Disney World®, day-passes can be bought separately, or you can access Epcot with the flexible park-hopper ticket option. Multi-day passes are incrementally cheaper.