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But the Flower and Garden in recent pre-pandemic years was a heavily slashed version of what it was. Any hint of learning anything via the seminars and exhibits went bye-bye. It has become Food and Wine festival with some topiary.
...which is surprising. People would pay money for a seminar with an HGTV star. Why turn away money?
Not likely. The E in EPCoT stands for Epicurean. The T stands for "tipsy".
Epicurean princess colony of the tipsy
There will be a luxurious 11-day break between the pleasant-weather spring festival and the crisp, sweater-weather fall festival next year.
Great. I get this is mostly staffing related because it’s too complicated right now to have to send everyone working the festival somewhere else just to bring them all back a few months later but this is really cheapening the feel of the park. Half of it is a construction zone and the other half is clogged up with “temporary” huts everywhere.
They plan for this permanent world‘s fair to permanently have festivals year-round, which honestly makes sense, I just wish they’d try to diversify F&W and F&G from one another. The other two are adequately unique (to me).
If Disney is going to that, they need to have proper "food booths" that don't block the walkway. They need to lean into this and set the booths back into the pavilion space a bit. The last time we visited, I didn't really enjoy this direction. But, EPCoT has changed so much that there's not much there for the $100 entry fee.
What gap? They now abut each other in July.
You're right. I thought they went back to the sensible 90 day festival this year, my bad.
There already is 4.
