If we are going to have non stop festivals I wish they would designate a venue in each pavilion to be the festival kiosk instead of having temporary kiosks everywhere. I am very bored at work right now so here is my list:
Canada - The infamous chateau/ former Boutique des Provinces - this wouldnt be able to handle the cheese soup kiosk, but would work well for a small wine/cheese/dessert type offering, with room on the overlook for outdoor tables
UK - Change the Toy Soldier to a venue, its a decent size, already has an outdoor queue from an old meet and greet, and gives you room for indoor and outdoor tables
France - No space right now as the Rat has turned this pavilion into a disaster
France/Morocco Transition - They have already made this into an area that can accommodate two kiosks, good to go
Morocco - They have already turned Tangerine Cafe into a Festival venue and seems to be working. I am not sure what long term plans are for Restaurant Marakesh, but it was a nice seating/lounge area for Festivals last year, and is attached to a full kitchen so it could be a good spot as well
Japan - Cannot think of a different space here
American Adventure - The kiosks here are already out of the way
Italy - Not a huge crowd control culprit here as there is a lot space on the promenade here
Germany - This is another area where they have kind of created a little kiosk plaza, works for me
The Outpost - Remove the colonial African set dressings and theme this to the same style as World Showcase Plaza (which I heard is coming anyways) You could fit two kiosks here out of the way of the main promenade
China - I would say set this up in the outdoor market area near the exit of Reflections of China, I just cant recall how big their line usually gets and if there would be room there.
Norway - No room/no kiosk so were good
Mexico - god speed, I turn around after Norway as that whole area just feels like a Senor Frogs during spring break now
Imagination Rose Walk - This area will be fine after Starbucks gets outta here
This would help reduce clutter and, GASP, encourage people to maybe explore the pavilions a bit more instead of doing a speed lap around the world showcase race track.