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World Celebration

  • Slow-moving trip inside the giant geosphere tracing the history of human communication, capped by a starfield descent.

  • Dark ride through the Dreamfinder's old laboratory as Figment turns every sense into a small disaster.

  • 3D theater near Imagination rotating through a lineup of Pixar and Disney animated shorts.

  • Free-sample soda fountain pouring Coca-Cola flavors from around the world, Beverly included as a dare.

  • Street-style variety act of juggling and unicycling near the World Celebration fountain, several sets daily.

  • Starbucks counter built into the reimagined entry-plaza pavilion, coffee and pastries before the gates.

  • Food-hall counters for burgers, flatbreads, and grain bowls just past the entrance turnstiles.

  • EPCOT's largest merchandise store, built around a mocked-up gantry structure stocked with park-wide souvenirs.

World Discovery

  • Backwards-launching indoor coaster spinning through a Guardians rescue mission to a shuffled classic-rock deck.

  • Centrifuge-spun astronaut trainer with a full-G Orange mission for thrill-seekers and a gentler Green one.

  • Design-your-own concept car, then send it through hairpins and an outdoor high-speed loop to see how it scores.

  • Table service 'elevator ride' up to a space-station dining room with a window view of Earth below.

World Nature

  • Clamobile ride through an animated reef searching for Nemo, surfacing inside the pavilion's real aquarium.

  • Real-time animated Crush ad-libs with the room through what looks like an underwater viewing window.

  • Slow boat past greenhouses growing crops with real experimental farming techniques, part demo farm.

  • Outdoor walking trail of programmable water features that leap and ripple as if Moana's living water guided them.

  • Hang-glider flight simulator suspended before a giant dome screen, sweeping riders over American landmarks.

  • Widescreen documentary on Earth's biomes and the pressures reshaping them, screening inside The Land pavilion.

  • Paid guided walk through The Land's working greenhouses and fish farms, past crops headed for pavilion menus.

  • Table service seafood dining along a wall of glass into the pavilion's big saltwater aquarium.

  • Slowly revolving dining room above Living with the Land, serving family-style farm-to-table plates.

  • Multi-station food hall inside The Land pavilion, from wood-grilled entrees to noodle bowls and bakery cases.

World Showcase

  • Boat ride through the pyramid's dusk-lit market, chasing a missing Donald Duck with José and Panchito.

  • Indoor table service under a painted twilight sky, beside the same water the Gran Fiesta Tour boats ride.

  • Central marketplace inside the Mexico pyramid selling pottery, sombreros, and folk art by lamplight.

  • Boat ride through Arendelle set to 'Let It Go,' finishing with a backwards plunge past Elsa's ice palace.

  • Norwegian buffet of open-face sandwiches and meatballs, served in a mock medieval banquet hall.

  • Norwegian bakery counter famous for school bread, a cream-and-icing-filled bun rolled in coconut.

  • Pub dining room off the UK pavilion's bar, with a patio terrace looking straight across the lagoon.

  • Walk-up window for fish and chips wrapped to go, British-newspaper style, eaten lagoon-side.

  • Circle-Vision 360° film touring Canada's coasts, cities, and wilderness, watched standing in the round.

  • Stone-vaulted steakhouse in a mocked-up wine cellar, known for a cheddar cheese soup regulars ask for by name.

  • Walk-up counter for poutine, the fries-curds-gravy classic, sponsored by Air Canada in the Canada pavilion.

  • Teppanyaki counters where chefs cook and flip dinner tableside, Japan pavilion's answer to dinner theater.

  • Sprawling Japanese department store for kimono, tea sets, and pop-culture goods inside a Nara-style hall.

  • Audio-Animatronics Ben Franklin and Mark Twain host a sweeping stage tour of U.S. history.

  • A cappella octet in colonial dress sings patriotic and gospel numbers in the pavilion's rotunda.

  • Regional American barbecue counter repping four corners of U.S. smoke, next to the American Adventure.

  • Neapolitan pizzeria with three wood-fired domed ovens named for Italian volcanoes, table service included.

  • Classic trattoria dining room facing the lagoon, red-sauce standards from an open show kitchen.

  • Buffet banquet hall staged as a Bavarian village at dusk, oompah band performing between courses.

  • German caramel-corn and confectionery counter, home to Werther's Original's only storefront in the country.

  • Circle-Vision 360° film sweeping across China's landscapes and history, watched standing in the round.

  • Regional Chinese table service under dragon-carved ceiling beams, overlooking the World Showcase Lagoon.

  • Quick counter for egg rolls and potstickers, eaten at umbrella tables beside the pagoda.

  • China pavilion's expansive shopping gallery for silk, jade, tea, and housewares under one roof.

  • Lagoon-side Mediterranean small plates and cocktails on a waterfront terrace in the Morocco pavilion.

  • Live band blending Moroccan and Mediterranean styles, performing in the pavilion's tiled courtyard.

  • Rat-sized trackless cars scurry through a chase around Gusteau's kitchen, dodging knives and simmering pots.

  • Widescreen film tour of France's regions, projected across five screens to a classical score.

  • Sing-along retelling of the film in the same theater as Impressions de France, alternating showtimes.

  • Brasserie founded by three legendary Paris chefs, still serving onion soup and duck confit decades on.

  • Walk-up French bakery counter for croissants, macarons, and a widely loved chocolate mousse cup.

  • Sing-along stage show built around the songs of Encanto, staged at America Gardens Theatre.

  • Celebrity narrator retells the Christmas story with a mass choir and orchestra, nightly through December.

  • Nighttime spectacular of fireworks, fountains, lasers, and projections circling World Showcase Lagoon.