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Epc-Magical-Beginnin %PCOT Inspired by Disney GERMANY • Pixar’s Pixar’s Finding Nemo. %PCOT ITALY CHINA Introduce your little ones to a world of endless possibilities. Epcot is where the magic of Disney comes together with the wonders of the real world. It’s the perfect combination ©Disney•Pixar of discovery, enchantment and imagination. NORWAY the seas with nemo & friends attractions THE AMERICAN ADVENTURE 1 Spaceship Earth – Take a classic ride through the world of communication. (Moments in the dark.) 2 Turtle Talk With Crush – Have oceans of fun talking with Crush, the sea turtle, inspired by Disney•Pixar’s Finding Nemo. world showcase lagoon MEXICO 3 NEW! The Seas with Nemo & Friends – Board a “clamobile,” JAPAN and join your undersea friends on a quest to find Nemo! Inspired by Disney•Pixar’s Finding Nemo. 8 Mission: SPACE 4 Living with the Land – Set sail on a boat ride through a Advanced Training Lab tropical rainforest, the African desert and the American plain. future world 5 Circle of Life – Catch this fun film that combines animation, 9 ILLUMINATIONS: live action and your favorite Lion King characters. 7 Innoventions East Reflections of Earth MOROCCO 6 Journey Into Imagination With Figment – Join Figment and let your imagination soar on a journey through all your senses. 10 world showcase (Moments in the dark.) 7 Innoventions East & West – Play with the toys and tools of tomorrow. Become a video game action figure. Create a robot you can take home. And more! 8 Mission: SPACE® Advanced Training Lab – Space Base and Postcards From Space – Junior astronauts burn off some energy ENTRANCE in a futuristic maze at the Space Base. 11 entertainment 7 Innoventions West 9 IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth – Watch as the sky above World Showcase Lagoon transforms into a breathtaking kaleidoscope of fireworks, color and light. (Some loud noises.) 1 Spaceship Earth FRANCE 10 World Showcase – Catch tumbling fun from the Dragon Legend 6 Journey Into Acrobats in China; rock out with Off Kilter––the hilarious, Imagination kilt-wearing band in Canada; and more! With Figment 2 Turtle Talk CANADA With Crush characters Inspired by Disney UNITED KINGDOM 3 The Seas with Nemo & Friends LEGEND 11 Epcot Character Spot – A great place to Meet ’n Greet with some favorite Disney pals. • Pixar’s Pixar’s Baby Care Center 4 5 First Aid Fun Just for Kids Finding Nemo. Don’t miss the Kidcot Fun Stroller and Wheelchair Stops located all around Epcot. Rentals They’re packed with special Restrooms activities and fun just for kids. 11 Refer to official Park Guidemap Presented by Sharpie® ©Disney•Pixar and Times Guide for all attractions turtle talk with crush and entertainment details..
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