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Epcot-Map-November-2012.Pdf L Guest Amenities 3 NORWAY DINING CHINA DINING 14 Restrooms FUTURE WORLD EAST Mission: SPACE Presented by HP WORLD SHOWCASE Italy Princess Storybook Dining at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall Nine Dragons Restaurant L D $$ Chinese cuisine, wine Companion Restrooms ATTRACTIONS B $$ L D $$$ Dine with Disney Princesses family-style. and beer. DINING 10 First Aid 1 Spaceship Earth Presented by Siemens AED Mexico Tutto Italia Ristorante L D $$ Pasta and fine Italian specialties. Mission: SPACE® Tap into your inner Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe S $ Pastries, sandwiches. Lotus Blossom Café L D $ Egg rolls, orange chicken with rice. Presented by Florida Hospital astronaut as you blast into space without leaving Earth! ATTRACTION Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar L D S $$ Wines, small plates (not on Disney ATTRACTION Guest Relations Join the Orange Team for an intense journey or the AED dining plans). Spaceship Earth See yourself in the future Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros 12 China 13 Germany Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria L D $$ Italian pastas, wood-fired ATMs (literally) as you ride, play, create, compete and explore inside Green Team for a milder mission. Minimum height 44"/112 cm. Donald Duck, Panchito and José Carioca host a musical boat tour. E Expectant mothers should not ride. ATTRACTION DINING pizzas, Piatti alla Parmigiana, tiramisù. Presented by CHASE the Park’s amazing icon. DINING AED Reflections of China Circle-Vision 360 film. Automated External Defibrillators Advanced Training Lab Experience a team competition San Angel Inn Restaurante L D $$ Intimate twilight dining. Biergarten Restaurant L D $$ Enjoy our German 14-minute shows. 15 The American Adventure 2 Universe of Energy game and play through an interactive crawl area. La Hacienda de San Angel D $$ Old world Mexican cuisine. Oktoberfest with entertainment, wines and Radeberger beer. Designated smoking area ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTION 4 ® ® La Cantina de San Angel L D $ Lagoon-front casual cuisine. Sommerfest L D $ Bratwurst, pretzels, desserts. Baby Care Center Test Track Presented by Chevrolet La Cava del Tequila Tequila bar (not on Disney dining plans). The American Adventure Inspirational story of America Ellen’s Energy Adventure Ride with $ Locker rentals 14 Italy and its people. 30-minute shows. ATTRACTION 13 Germany ® Ellen DeGeneres as she goes back to the dinosaur era. National Treasures exhibit. Kodak “PictureSpot” AED American Heritage Gallery 45-minute shows. Test Track Buckle 11 Norway AED ® Grand Reopening DINING Disney’s PhotoPass Service December 6 up for a thrill, now designed by YOU! Feel like Outpost 15 The American FUTURE WORLD WEST you’re part of a design studio as you create your ATTRACTION Adventure Liberty Inn L D $ Angus burgers, hot dogs, chicken and freshly tossed salads. Disney Vacation Club ® own virtual custom concept vehicle and then put your design Maelstrom Fife & Drum Tavern L D $ Turkey legs, frozen beverages and beer. Information Center G ® through its paces on the exhilarating hills, hairpin turns and Pin Trading location 6 Epcot Character Spot straight-aways of the Test Track circuit. 16 Japan 16 Viking boat voyage; Japan Stroller and Wheelchair rentals Minimum height 40”/102 cm. 12 China ATTRACTION 5-minute film finale. DINING Service Animal Relief Areas Meet Mickey and his pals in their own whimsical “toon” version Mitsukoshi Restaurants: Disney FASTPASS® ® 5 Innoventions East & West of Innoventions for photos, autographs, hugs and smiles! • Teppan Edo L D $$ Chicken, steak and seafood cooked before Subject to availability Come play, smash, invent and explore as you learn how to your eyes; Kirin beer. DINING LL Leave A Legacy Locator make the world a better place! See a host for boarding AMERICA • Tokyo Dining L D $$ Sushi, seafood, batter-fried entrees. Fountain View Ice Cream S $ Hand-dipped ice cream, requirements. 11 Norway GARDENS T Tips and Show Times IllumiNations: THEATRE Morocco • Katsura Grill L D $ Beef, chicken, noodles and sushi rolls. sundaes, smoothies and beverages. 17 Attractions Info DINING AED Reflections of Earth • Kabuki Cafe S $ Shaved ice, edamame, miso soup, sake. Character Greetings 7 The Seas with Nemo & Friends Electric Umbrella L D $ Angus burgers, chicken, Presented by SYLVANIA, ® May be frightening for children freshly tossed salads. Hosted by Coca-Cola . a Siemens company AED 17 Morocco ATTRACTIONS Breathtaking fireworks, colors and Physical considerations See ® DINING reverse side The Seas with Nemo & Friends Board a 10 Mexico E lights set to a musical score. Restaurant Marrakesh L D Dine like a king, with live belly “clamobile” and join your undersea pals on a quest to find Nemo! $$ dancer show, beef, lamb, chicken and couscous. Minimum height requirement Inspired by Disney•Pixar’s “Finding Nemo.” Rider switch available Tangierine Café L D $ Roasted chicken, lamb, salads and desserts. Turtle Talk With Crush Shoot the breeze with Crush Showcase May remain in wheelchair/ECV during his awesomely interactive show inspired by Disney•Pixar’s AED AED 4 Plaza 18 Must transfer from “Finding Nemo,“ dude. France 18 France wheelchair/ECV ODYSSEY ATTRACTION DINING CENTER Must transfer to standard Impressions de France A film celebrating the beautiful wheelchair Coral Reef Restaurant L D $$ Seafood, steaks and more. 21 3 French countryside. 20-minute shows. Must transfer to standard wheelchair, and then to ride 8 The Land DINING vehicle AED Chefs de France L D $$ Casual French café. ATTRACTIONS AED AED AED ReflectiveND Captioning AED AED Monsieur Paul D $$$ Gourmet French cuisine in an elegant Soarin’® Feel the exhilarating rush of this Coming IllumiNations viewing for Guests T 19 United Kingdom Soon! atmosphere. free-flying hang gliding adventure. Minimum height 40"/102 cm. with disabilities Boulangerie Pâtisserie S $ Pastries and baked goods. Disney Phineas & Ferb: Agent P’s Living with the Land Boat voyage through 5 International Gateway World Showcase Adventure amazing greenhouses and a fish farm. Presented by Chiquita®. 19 EAST World ShowPlace At International Gateway, you can United Kingdom Single Rider Queue 20 Canada The Circle of Life Short film featuring characters Events Pavilion get boat transportation to select DINING Kidcot Fun Stops 2 T 6 9 Epcot Resorts, and then to from “The Lion King.” Rose & Crown Pub & Dining Room L D $$ Bass Ale, fish and ® Devices (at Guest Relations) AED AED Disney’s Hollywood Studios . chips, steaks. DINING Handheld Captioning 1 5 AED Yorkshire County Fish Shop L D $ Fish and chips, beverages, Bass Ale. Sunshine Seasons B L D $ Seasonally inspired soups, salads, AED sandwiches, wood-fired specialties and desserts. WEST Showcase Plaza Video Captioning T NEW! 20 The Garden Grill D $$ Enjoy Chip ’n Dale’s Harvest Feast A new interactive experience is now at Epcot! Canada Assistive Listening AED 21 Duffy the Disney Bear Meet the newest for dinner. LL Disney Phineas & Ferb: Agent P’s World Showcase ATTRACTION Audio Description Adventure is based on Agent P, the wily alter ego of Perry member of the Disney Character family. SALES AED Circle-Vision 360 film. Hosted by Canadian the Platypus. Using a “F.O.N.E.” device (Field Operative DINING O Canada! Dining 9 Imagination! CENTER actor, Martin Short. 14-minute shows. Notification Equipment), you can transform into a secret Refreshment Port L D $ Crispy chicken All dining locations listed accept DINING the Disney dining plans unless ATTRACTIONS ENTRANCE agent, then scour World Showcase for clues and evil sandwiches, fried shrimp, frozen drinks and more. otherwise noted. AED “Inators” to help Agent P defeat his nemesis A journey that 8 Le Cellier Steakhouse L $$ D $$$ Steaks, pasta and seafood. Reservations recommended. Journey Into Imagination With Figment Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Promenade Refreshments L D $ engages the imagination and the senses. AED Call 407-WDW-DINE (939-3463) AED Presented by Verizon. Hot dogs, soft-serve ice cream and beer. AED PRICING PER PERSON: Captain EO A 3D film that follows Captain EO Look for the Mickey Check on menus at various locations $ = $14.99 and under and his crew on a mission to rescue the planet through the gift of music, MONORAIL 7 throughout the Walt Disney World ® Resort for kids’ meals and $$ = $15–$35.99 dance and light. STATION DISNEY other items that meet Disney Nutrition Guidelines. For more $$$ = $36–$59.99 RESORT BUS For Character Greeting, Dining, Show and ImageWorks Laugh and learn through fun, interactive play areas. FACILITY information, please visit www.disneymickeycheck.com. B Breakfast L Lunch Attraction Times, pick up a TIMES GUIDE. D Dinner S Snack.
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