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Epcot Junkanoo Bus the Houzali Troupe the British Invasion Guidemap When You Arrive 4 13 17 19 Restaurant Marrakesh World Showcase Players WONDERS OF LIFE MEXICO GERMANY AMERICA GARDENS DISNEY CHARACTERS AnaComical Players Alpine Trio Traditional Moroccan music and dance Comedy with audience guest stars daily Huitzilin Lord of the Dance inside Restaurant Marrakesh 13 Daily in the Biergarten The Best of Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance Inside Mexico daily 7 INNOVENTIONS Mariachi Cobre Oktoberfest Musikanten 25 CANADA 15 Characters from Disney’s Mulan. JAMMitors Disney’s International 22 FRANCE daily in the Biergarten Songbook Off Kilter Daily In the Innoventions Breezeways 14 The Living Statues High-energy progressive Celtic music NORWAY Disney Characters live on stage 19 Disney’s Classic All-American Characters. Future Corps Don’t take them for “granite.” Fossekallen 18 Daily Lively Norwegian folk music ITALY In the Innoventions Breezeways 20 Bubble Nicolas WORLD SHOWCASE LAGOON I Cantanapoli JAPAN 21 Daily French mime “IllumiNations Presented by GE 8 “Singers of Naples” Matsuriza INNOVENTIONS PLAZA 15 Japanese drumming A spectacular extravaganza over World Showcase 22 CHINA 24 UNITED KINGDOM Daily Kristos Si Zhu Lagoon, bursting with lights, lasers, fireworks, and 19 Miyuki Jon Armstrong magnificent classical music. Nightly. 24 Daily Cast in Bronze Pu Yang Acrobats THE AMERICAN ADVENTURE Close-up illusions and fun Voices of Liberty Candy artistry At the Innoventions Fountain Stage Entertainment subject to change without 16 Pam Brody OUTPOST Spirit of America Fife & 21 MOROCCO notice. Tam Tams Mo’ Rockin Vivacious pub pianist 12 SHOWCASE PLAZA Rhythms of Africa Drum Corps For dates and times check the Epcot Junkanoo Bus The Houzali Troupe The British Invasion Guidemap when you arrive. Sounds of the Islands Music of the ‘60s ENTERTAINMENTCHINA 15 Restaurants Hosted ITALY 18 THE AMERICAN 19 16 GERMANY 17 FUTURE WORLD by China Exhibition Corporation OUTPOST WORLD SHOWCASE Attractions Shopping Restaurant Shopping ADVENTURE ● Nine Dragons – Snacks Restaurants ● Presented by American Express® ● Germany – Christmas ● ● Wonders of China – Chinese cuisine, ● Refreshment ● Biergarten – Oktoberfest L’Originale Perugina Movie presentation steins, Hummel and Alfredo di Roma chocolates and Attraction wine and beer. Cool Post. buffet. Beck’s Beer and Goebel collectibles, ● The American Adventure. Shows in Circle Vision 360°. ● German wines. Ristorante – Pasta cookies, Armani 20 ● Tempura Kiku – Sushi, Restaurants Lotus Blossom Café – H. Schmitt Söhne GmbH every 35 minutes. JAPAN NORWAY 14 Eggrolls, stir-fry, Shopping ● Sommerfest – Bratwurst, and Italian spe- collectibles, seafood, batter-fried meat, ● Restaurant Akershus – seafood and ● wine, giftware, Arribas Restaurant Hosted by Coca-Cola ● Land of Many Faces – tasty grilled chicken. Village Traders – pretzels, desserts. cialties. fashion acces- Attraction and vegetables. Attractions meats. All-you-can-eat buffet. Bros. crystal. ● ● Liberty Inn – Burgers, hot dogs, ● ● A first-of-its-kind Jungle and Counter service. Alfredo’s – sories, wines Bijutsu-kan Gallery – ● Maelstrom – Boat ride and movie. ● Kringla Bakeri og Kafé – Pastries, Quick-service menu. chicken, apple pie. Counter service. Matsu No Ma Lounge – . exhibit introducing safari gifts. Italian coffee and home Exhibit Sushi, appetizers, specialty sandwiches, Norwegian beer. (espresso, decor. Shopping China’s ethnic Restaurants drinks. ● Stave Church – Exhibit. Counter service. cappuccino), ● Kodak accessories and 2-hour film peoples. Hosted by Mitsukoshi USA ● Yakitori House – ● Travel Information – Norwegian various processing. Shopping ● Teppanyaki Dining – Japanese-style beef and Tourist Board. pastries. ● ● Dale of Norway sweaters, Helly Americana-themed merchandise. Japanese specialties chicken. Counter service. ● Guided tours of Norway. Sign up at ● The Art of Disney. ● Hansen fashions & Norwegian gifts. cooked before your eyes, the Tourism desk. ● Character sketch artist. Shopping ● Character merchandise. Kirin Beer. ● Mitsukoshi Department Store. MEXICO 13 ● Cantina de San Angel – Attraction tacos, churros, Dos Equis FRANCE 22 ● Boulangerie ● El Río del Tiempo – beer, margaritas. Pâtisserie – Boat ride. Counter service. Attraction Pastries, quiches, ● Impressions de Shopping ● Restaurant coffee. Counter NOTE: closed for MOROCCO 21 France. Shows ● Arribas Bros. crystal, Marrakesh – service. refurbishment. Attraction every 30 minutes. home decor gifts, Lamb, chicken, Shopping Restaurants silver jewelry, ● “Treasures of and couscous. ● San Angel Inn – Morocco” – ● Souvenirs from Mexican souvenirs. Traditional Restaurants France. Selected Traditional/regional A guided walk- entertainment. Mexican food. AMERICA ing tour offered ● Chefs de France – Guerlain fragrances GARDENS daily. ● Shopping Escargot, salads, and cosmetics, TEST TRACK 6 THEATRE ● Gallery of Arts ● Fashions, pottery, braised beef, Barton and dessert specialties, Guestier wines. Presented by General Motors WORLD SHOWCASE LAGOON and History – leather goods, and French wines. 7 Exhibit. and home INNOVENTIONS Attraction “ILLUMINATIONS” decorations. ● Bistro de Paris – ● This attraction is currently closed for An exhilirating sneak peek into an automotive NIGHTLY Restaurant (second floor) refurbishment. proving ground. NOTE: Attraction is closed Presented by GE Gourmet French during inclement weather. cuisine served in an Shopping SHOWCASE PLAZA 12 elegant atmosphere. ● Test Track gifts. Selected WONDERS OF LIFE 4 Shopping Presented by MetLife GM-themed merchandise. ● UNITED KINGDOM 24 Children’s fashions, toys, INTERNATIONAL 23 Attractions Epcot® & Disney gifts. GATEWAY Restaurants ● “Body Wars.” Minimum height 40” Stroller, wheelchair, and locker rental. ● Rose & Crown – Under refurbish- to ride. Transportation to selected Epcot® Resorts. ment; currently offering a limited ODYSSEY ● Cranium Command. menu of salads and sandwiches. CENTER REFRESHMENT Shopping ● Shows every 18 minutes. Rose & Crown Pub – Bass Ale, PORT ● Disney gifts, beverages and snacks, Kodak Harp Lager, Guinness Stout. ● “The Making of Me.” HORIZONS 5 cameras. Two-hour film processing. ● This attraction is ● Drinks and snacks. Shows every 15 minutes. Stroller, wheelchair, ECV, and locker Shopping closed. We are ● rental. Package pick-up. Wimbledon apparel. Authentic Restaurant currently at work Welsh gifts. Winnie the Pooh mer- ● Pure and Simple – Healthy food on a new concept. chandise. Family names and crests. selections. Counter service. Shopping INNOVENTIONS PLAZA 8 LEGEND ● Sports apparel and gifts. Rest Rooms/Water Fountains Assistive-listening devices which Epcot West Stage – EAST SIDE amplify the audio at this location are First Aid/Baby Services Restaurant Disney’s Magic Music ● Electric Umbrella available at Guest Relations CANADA 25 Automatic Teller Machine, ● Pay phone equipped with TTY UNIVERSE OF ENERGY Presented by Exxon 3 Le Cellier Days performances Hosted by Coca-Cola – presented by SunTrust, N.A. INNOVENTIONS Attraction ■ Lost & Found/Package Pickup Steakhouse – Restaurants Burgers, hot dogs, Guest Relations Attraction PLAZA ● O Canada! – Reflective captioning system steaks, pasta salads and chicken Stroller/Wheelchair Rental & Replacement ● Ride with Bill Nye and Ellen as they go back to the JOURNEY INTO 9 Movie presen- WEST SIDE (Notes: Germany provides replacement available. Contact a host or hostess at EAST SIDE and seafood. ● sandwiches. ● only. Gift Stop rents & replaces wheel- the attraction for assistance. dinosaur era in "Ellen's Energy Adventure." IMAGINATION Presented by Kodak tation in Circle Pasta Piazza chairs only.) Shopping Guest-activated captioning available 45-minute shows start every 17 minutes. Open Attraction Vision 360°. Shopping Ristorante Lockers on selected video monitors in this ● Hosted by Coca-Cola – attraction. Please visit Guest Relations ● Honey, I Shrunk the Audience. Shows every Canadian WEST SIDE Kennel Club, hosted by Friskies to obtain an activator. 20 minutes. fashions, Roots Pizza and pasta. SPACESHIP EARTH Presented by AT&T 2 ● ● Centorium – WDW-DINE Telephones The special effects in this presentation apparel, plush, Counter service. (Priority Seating for Dining) may be too intense for children and Disney character some adults. Attraction Shopping ● NOTE: The Journey into Imagination candy, pewter ● Fountain View Disney Vacation Club Information merchandise. Kidcot Fun Stop kid’s activity centers ● Espresso and Bakery. Disney Character Discoveries ● Camera Center – ride and The Image Works are and ceramic Spaceship Earth. ● EAST SIDE Must transfer from ECV to wheelchair Boarding Information Film, video battery WEST SIDE both closed for refurbishment. gifts. Ice Station Cool Please observe the following warnings recharging. Shopping Hosted by Coca-Cola – ● Outreach Shop – Must transfer from wheelchair to board at designated attractions: ● ● Experience the fron- Disney gifts, CD on Telephone: Touch *88 for toll-free Disney For safety and comfort, you should be Gateway Gifts - Disney Figment gifts; Kodak accessories. hotel reservations tiers of refreshment. demand. in good health and free from heart, gifts & apparel Kodak “Photo Spot” for prime back or neck problems, motion sickness, picture-taking location or other conditions that could be aggra- Disney Photo Express Service: All photo vated by this adventure. Expectant 1 financial services, pickup mothers should not ride. Young children Entrance Plaza THE LAND Presented by Nestlé 10 Restaurants should be accompanied by an adult. ● foreign currency and ● Disney
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