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What to Know Ride Through a Rain Forest, American Prairie Grain Art, Polished Brass and Colorful Carpets Future World The Land – Features a 13 1/2-minute boat Morocco – A bustling oasis of mosaic What to know ride through a rain forest, American prairie grain art, polished brass and colorful carpets. Stroll Leave a Legacy – Your image can be fields and a family farm. Also see a delightful through arches and alleys to Marrakesh for a • Be at World Showcase Lagoon engraved on a steel plate and attached to 20-minute movie about the environment starring traditional Moroccan dining experience. at least 30 minutes before the start a majestic monument. of IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth, Pumbaa, Timon and Simba. France – Enjoy Impressions de France, a dazzling display of lasers, fireworks and Spaceship Earth – A spellbinding journey torches choreographed to symphonic music. Imagination! – Take a Journey a 180-degree movie featuring a balloon’s-eye Show time: 13 minutes. through 40,000 years of human communication. into Your Imagination featuring incredible special flight over the French countryside. For a Ride time: 14 minutes. effects and optical illusions. Then experience charming old-world meal, reserve a table • Epcot offers a emarkable selection of fine dining experiences in each Universe of Energy – Explore the Honey, I Shrunk the Audience, a 3-D movie that at Les Chefs de France. of the 11 countries around World Showcase. Priority seating may be prehistoric origins of earth’s energy resources. will have you laughing, screaming, squirming United Kingdom – Excellent shopping made in advancer by calling 1-407-939-3463, or as soon as you arrive in and believing you’re really smaller than an ant. the Park, at Guest Relations. Show time: 45 minutes. abounds on a thriving London street and quaint Wonders of Life – Attractions include World Showcase English countryside. Dine at the Rose & Crown • Epcot is a wonderful experience for children. It’s a Disney Park where Body Wars, a thrill ride through the human body Pub and Dining Room. they’ll discover plenty of rides, shows, games, Disney Characters and and Cranium Command, a hilarious trip into the Mexico – A pavilion featuring El Rio Del Canada – America’s northern special “Kidcot Fun Stop” activity areas throughout World Showcase. mind of a 12-year-old boy plus a wonderful Tiempo, a boat ride through Mexico’s long and neighbour comes to life here in a 360-degree movie about how babies are made. Body Wars colourful history. Dine in the romantic San Angel motion picture, O Canada! Show time: minimum height: 101.6 cm. Inn Restaurante. 17 minutes. Dine at Le Cellier for steaks, Must see Attractions seafood and wines. SM Norway – This spectacular Disney's FASTPASS Attractions Scandinavian country comes to life on i International Information Centre Maelstrom, an exciting boat ride into the land of fjords and trolls. Try the buffet in Restaurant Akershus, or pastries at Kringla Bakeri og Kafe. China – Discover the age- old secrets of this great, mysterious land. A 360-degree film surrounds you with the Wonders of China. For an elegant dining experience, eat at WORLD SHOWCASE Nine Dragons Restaurant. Germany – A fairy tale of a village where it’s Oktoberfest every day of the year. Enjoy it to the fullest at the Biergarten Restaurant, home of lively Bavarian entertainment. rack Italy – This replica of Venice’s Test T Doge’s Palace offers a wealth of shopping and a joyous dining experience in L’Originale FUTURE WORLD Test Track Alfredo di Roma Ristorante. Experience the exhilaration of testing The American Adventure – An inspiring a car before it’s unveiled to the public. showcase of the American spirit. Don’t miss This is the fastest ride at Epcot! The American Adventure Show, hosted by Ben Minimum height: 101.6 cm. Franklin and Mark Twain. Show time: 35 minutes. i Innoventions – This ever-changing attrac- Japan – Visit Mitsukoshi tion is a techno-friendly playground where guests L’Origina Department Store for silk kimonos le Al of all ages experience technologies firsthand. di Roma fredo and other traditional Japanese Ristorant merchandise. Enjoy a relaxing meal e The Living Seas – Take an elevator to in Ita the ocean floor of the world’s largest saltwater prepared by Japanese culinary masters ly aquarium. The Coral Reef restaurant offers in the Teppanyaki Dining Room. table-service dining and a panoramic view. Japan © Disney.
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