Spending the holidays in Disney World is unlike any other experience you will ever take part in. At every turn you will see, smell, touch, taste, and hear things that are 100% festive in nature. Giant Christmas trees, elaborate gingerbread houses, wreaths, garland, and nutcrackers surround you. If you timeContinue Reading
As we first reported back in May, one of EPCOT’s most popular festivals is officially back! The EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival returned for 2025 yesterday with more than 35 food booths to enjoy. As with past years, you can expect to taste some returning favorites as well asContinue Reading
One of the reasons most people like to visit EPCOT is to see what’s new at the seasonal festivals. The theme park has four annual festivals, which are very popular. EPCOT International Festival of the Arts starts in late Winter of each year. The EPCOT International Flower & Garden FestivalContinue Reading
Sometimes it feels that just as quickly as the annual EPCOT festivals come around, they are over just as fast. We are once again at that time and place, as the 30th anniversary of the springtime EPCOT festival is entering its final weekend of the year. This is your lastContinue Reading
Ask a group of people about their favorite EPCOT festival, and most of the responses would be International Food & Wine Festival. This festival is all about food and drinks from around the world, and you’ll never go hungry. Today, Disney announced the 2025 dates for EPCOT Food & WineContinue Reading
It’s March, which means the temperatures are starting to warm up, daylight savings time returns (for the areas that recognize it), and vegetation is starting to green up. March also marks the return of a very popular festival at EPCOT. The time has come to welcome back the EPCOT InternationalContinue Reading
It seems a visit to EPCOT just is not the same when there is not a festival going on. Luckily, now through February 24th, you can visit and experience the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts. There will then be a brief period without a festival until March 5th, whenContinue Reading