Each of Epcot’s four sections offers something new to discover.
At World Showcase, visitors can explore the cultures of 11 countries at themed pavilions around a picturesque lagoon.
To find up-to-date park hours and showtimes, visit theDisney World website.
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There are two types: the Lightning Lane Multi Pass and the Lightning Lane Single Pass.
There’s something for every taste and budget, with casual stands, quick-service eateries, and table-service options.
Wherever you plan to eat, dining reservations are highly recommended at any table-service Disney World restaurant.
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In the Germany pavilion, Biergarten Restaurant has a festive atmosphere that feels like Oktoberfest every day.
Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie is a quick, delicious stop for a French pastry or sandwich.
Coral Reef Restaurant gives guests the opportunity to dine with the fishes, with views into a living reef.
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Next up is the annual International Flower & Garden Festival from March to June.
Disney’s BoardWalk Inn and Villas recreates a lively, nostalgic atmosphere with its old-fashioned promenade.
A Skyliner gondola station at the resort takes guests to the park with magic-carpet-ride views.
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Getting to Epcot
Disney World offers complimentary transportation for hotel guests going to the theme parks.
If you opt to drive, standard parking starts at $30 per day.
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