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World Showcase Future World East Future World L Guest Amenities 3 NORWAY DINING CHINA DINING FUTURE WORLD EAST Mission: SPACE Presented by HP WORLD SHOWCASE Restrooms Princess Storybook Dining at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall Nine Dragons Restaurant L D $$ Chinese cuisine, wine 14 Italy ATTRACTIONS B $$ L D $$$ Dine with Disney Princesses family-style. and beer. First Aid Presented by DINING Florida Hospital 1 Presented by Siemens AED Spaceship Earth Mission: SPACE® Tap into your 10 Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe S $ Pastries, sandwiches. Lotus Blossom Café L D $ Egg rolls, orange chicken with rice. Mexico Tutto Italia Ristorante L D $$$ Guest Relations ATTRACTION inner astronaut as you blast into space without leaving Pasta and fine Italian specialties. Earth! Join the Orange Team for an intense journey ATTRACTION 12 ATMs Spaceship Earth See yourself in the China 13 Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria L D $$ Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros Germany Presented by CHASE or the Green Team for a milder mission. Minimum height E future (literally) as you ride, play, create, compete and AED Italian pastas, wood-fired pizzas, Piatti alla Parmigiana, tiramisù. Donald Duck, Panchito and José Carioca host a musical boat tour. ATTRACTION Automated External explore inside the Park’s amazing icon. 44"/112 cm. Expectant mothers should not ride. DINING AED Reflections of China Circle-Vision 360 film. Defibrillators Advanced Training Lab Experience a team competition DINING Biergarten Restaurant L D $$ Enjoy our German Oktoberfest 14-minute shows. 15 The American Adventure Designated smoking area 2 Universe of Energy game and play through an interactive crawl area. San Angel Inn Restaurante L D $$ Intimate twilight dining. with entertainment, wines and Radeberger beer. Baby Care Center ‘ Coming Late La Hacienda de San Angel D $$ Old world Mexican cuisine. 14 Italy ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTION 4 Fall 2012 Sommerfest L D $ Bratwurst, pretzels, desserts. Test Track La Cantina Restaurant L D $ Lagoon-front casual cuisine. 13 Germany The American Adventure Inspirational story of Locker rentals Ellen’s Energy Adventure Ride with AED We’re gearing up for an exciting re-imagined Test Track! La Cava del Tequila $ Tequila bar. AED America and its people. 30-minute shows. Kodak® “PictureSpot” Ellen DeGeneres as she goes back to the dinosaur era. American Heritage Gallery National Treasures exhibit. When complete, you can design your own custom Outpost 15 The American 45-minute shows. concept vehicle, then buckle into your “SimCar” and put Disney's PhotoPass® Service 11 Adventure DINING Norway ® your design through its paces on the exhilarating hills and Liberty Inn L D $ Angus burgers, hot dogs, chicken and freshly Disney Vacation Club switchbacks of the Test Track circuit. ATTRACTION tossed salads. Information Center FUTURE WORLD WEST 16 Japan G Pin Trading location 5 Innoventions East & West Maelstrom Fife & Drum Tavern L D $ Turkey legs, frozen beverages and beer. Stroller and Wheelchair rentals 6 12 Epcot® Character Spot Come play, smash, invent and explore as you learn how China 16 Disney FASTPASS® Viking boat voyage; Japan ATTRACTION to make the world a better place! See a host for Subject to availability boarding requirements. 5-minute film finale. Meet Mickey and his pals in their own whimsical “toon” DINING L L Leave A Legacy Locator The Sum of All Thrills™ Innoventions East: Mitsukoshi Restaurants: version of Innoventions® for photos, autographs, hugs AMERICA T Tips and Show Times and smiles! Uncover your inner engineer as you design and GARDENS • Teppan Edo L D $$ Chicken, steak and seafood cooked customize your own thrill ride! Presented by Raytheon. 11 Norway THEATRE 17 Morocco before your eyes; Kirin beer. Attractions Info DINING IllumiNations: Minimum height 48"/122 cm. AED Reflections of Earth • Tokyo Dining L D $$ Sushi, seafood, batter-fried entrees. Character Greetings Fountain View Ice Cream S $ Hand-dipped ice cream, • Katsura Grill L D $ Beef, chicken, noodles and sushi rolls. DINING Presented by SYLVANIA, a May be frightening for children sundaes, smoothies and beverages. AED • Kabuki Cafe S $ Shaved ice, edamame, miso soup, sake. Electric Umbrella L D $ Angus burgers, chicken, freshly Siemens company Physical considerations See tossed salads. Hosted by Coca-Cola®. 10 Mexico reverse side 7 Breathtaking fireworks, colors and The Seas with Nemo & Friends Minimum height requirement lights set to a musical score. 17 E Morocco ATTRACTIONS Rider switch available DINING May remain in The Seas with Nemo & Friends® Board a “clamobile” and Showcase Restaurant Marrakesh L D $$ Dine like a king, with live belly wheelchair/ECV join your undersea pals on a quest to find Nemo! Inspired by Disney●Pixar’s AED AED 4 Plaza dancer show, beef, lamb, chicken and couscous. Must transfer from “Finding Nemo.” 18 France Tangierine Café L D $ Roasted chicken, lamb, salads and desserts. wheelchair/ECV ODYSSEY Turtle Talk With Crush Shoot the breeze with Crush during his CENTER Must transfer to standard awesomely interactive show inspired by Disney●Pixar’s “Finding Nemo,“ dude. wheelchair 21 18 3 France DINING Must transfer to standard wheelchair, and then to ride Coral Reef Restaurant L D $$ Seafood, steaks and more. ATTRACTION vehicle AED Impressions de France A film celebrating the AED AED Reflective Captioning 8 ND The Land AED beautiful French countryside. 20-minute shows. AED International IllumiNations viewing for T 19 United Kingdom Guests with disabilities ATTRACTIONS Gateway DINING Soarin’™ AED Feel the exhilarating rush of this free-flying Chefs de France L D $$ Casual French café. Single Rider Queue 5 At International Gateway, you hang gliding adventure. Minimum height 40"/ 102 cm. can get boat transportation to Bistro de Paris D $$$ Gourmet French cuisine in Kidcot Fun Stops EAST World ShowPlace an elegant atmosphere. Living with the Land Boat voyage through amazing select Epcot ® Resorts, and then Devices Available at 2 T Events Pavilion to Disney’s Hollywood Studios ®. Boulangerie Pâtisserie S $ Pastries and baked goods. greenhouses and a fish farm. Presented by Chiquita®. 9 20 Canada Guest Relations 6 Handheld Captioning The Circle of Life Short film featuring characters from AED 1 AED 19 “The Lion King.” 5 Showcase Plaza United Kingdom Video Captioning WEST A new interactive experience is coming to Epcot! AED AED DINING T Duffy the Disney Bear Disney Phineas & Ferb: Agent P’s World Showcase DINING Assistive Listening 21 Adventure is based on Agent P, the wily alter ego of Meet the newest member of Rose & Crown Pub & Dining Room L D $$ Bass Ale, Audio Description Sunshine Seasons B L D $ Seasonally-inspired soups, salads, sandwiches, Perry the Platypus. Using a “F.O.N.E.” device (Field AED fish and chips, steaks. wood-fired specialties and desserts. LL the Disney Character family. Operative Notification Equipment), you can transform Dining into a secret agent, then scour World Showcase for Yorkshire County Fish Shop L D $ Fish and chips, beverages, The Garden Grill D $$ Enjoy Chip ’n Dale’s Harvest Feast for dinner. AED All dining locations listed DINING clues and evil “Inators” to help Agent P defeat his Bass Ale. accept the Disney dining plans. ENTRANCE Refreshment Port L D $ 9 Imagination! nemesis Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Reservations recommended. Crispy chicken sandwiches, fried 20 Call 407-WDW-DINE (939-3463) Canada 8 shrimp, frozen drinks and more. ATTRACTIONS MONORAIL PRICING PER PERSON: AED ATTRACTION Journey Into Imagination With Figment STATION AED Coming Late AED Promenade Refreshments L D $ June 2012 $ = $14.99 and under A journey that engages the imagination and the senses. Hot dogs, soft-serve ice cream O Canada! Circle-Vision 360 film. AED Hosted by Canadian actor, Martin Short. 14-minute shows. $$ = $15–$35.99 and beer. Captain EO A 3D film that follows Captain EO and 7 $$$ = $36–$59.99 his crew on a mission to rescue the planet through the gift of music, dance DISNEY For Character Greeting, Dining, Show and DINING RESORT BUS B Breakfast L Lunch and light. FACILITY Attraction Times, pick up a TIMES GUIDE. Le Cellier Steakhouse L $$ D $$$ Steaks, pasta and seafood. D Dinner S Snack ImageWorks Laugh and learn through fun, interactive play areas..
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