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First topiaries arrive for the 2023 EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival​

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First topiaries arrive for the 2023 EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival

First topiaries arrive for the 2023 EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival
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ToTBellHop said:
I’m so excited! It’s been hard these last two days without a festival :cry:

I‘m conflicted between the orange and key lime cold brew…double fist?
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Would be interesting to know what the revenue effect of festival burn out is.

Remember when it was just food and wine, and people would get crazy excited for the kiosks. Now they are there practically all year around, does it make it less special?
 
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wdwmagic said:
Would be interesting to know what the revenue effect of festival burn out is.

Remember when it was just food and wine, and people would get crazy excited for the kiosks. Now they are there practically all year around, does it make it less special?
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IMHO, Snackot draws us in when we've finished off half day parks. Always something interesting to eat without struggling for an ADR or suffering through a repetitive quick service lineup. Good transportation options.
 
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wdwmagic said:
Would be interesting to know what the revenue effect of festival burn out is.

Remember when it was just food and wine, and people would get crazy excited for the kiosks. Now they are there practically all year around, does it make it less special?
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For those of us that live far away and cannot go to every festival, it’s awesome they have the food booths at each one. Flower and Garden is my favorite, so we are super excited at the food booths this year.
 
ppete1975

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wdwmagic said:
Would be interesting to know what the revenue effect of festival burn out is.

Remember when it was just food and wine, and people would get crazy excited for the kiosks. Now they are there practically all year around, does it make it less special?
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I think you have such turnover for guests that it doesnt matter, everything is new to a number of them. And theres that drinking around the world that i detest.
 
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Disney has added the local Orlando bands to the Garden Rocks Concert Series line-up.

Here is the full list of performances -
  • Glass Ceiling
    March 1 & 2
  • Journey Former Lead Vocalist Steve Augeri
    March 3 & 4
  • Daughtry
    March 5 & 6
  • Audio Exchange
    March 7 to 9
  • Tommy DeCarlo
    March 10 & 11
  • Smash Mouth
    March 12 & 13
  • Element
    March 14 to 16
  • Mike DelGuidice
    March 17 & 18
  • Blue Oyster Cult (NEW)
    March 19 & 20
  • The Vybe
    March 21 to 23
  • Berlin
    March 24 & 25
  • The Pointer Sisters
    March 26 & 27
  • The Female Collective
    March 28 to 30
  • Luis Figueroa (NEW)
    March 31
  • Piso 21 (NEW)
    April 1 & 2
  • Melina León
    April 3
  • Epic
    April 4 to 6
  • STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas
    April 7 & 8
  • Don Felder, formerly of the Eagles
    April 9 & 10
  • Foregniers Journey
    April 11 to 13
  • Blue October
    April 14 & 15
  • Switchfoot (NEW)
    April 16 & 17
  • Evolution: Motown
    April 18 to 20
  • A Flock of Seagulls
    April 21 & 22
  • Jo Dee Messina
    April 23 & 24
  • Hooligans
    April 25 to 27
  • Ambrosia with Peter Beckett, The Voice Of Player
    April 28 & 29
  • Kool & The Gang
    April 30 & May 1
  • The Finesse Party Band
    May 2 to 4
  • Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone
    May 5 to 8
  • Latin Ambition
    May 9 to 11
  • The Orchestra starring former members of ELO
    May 12 to 15
  • 506 Crew
    May 16 to 18
  • A.J. Croce: Croce Plays Croce (NEW)
    May 19 & 20
  • Casting Crowns (NEW)
    May 21 & 22
  • M-80's
    May 23 to 25
  • Jason Scheff, longtime lead singer of Chicago (NEW)
    May 26 & 27
  • Rick Springfield
    May 28 & 29
  • Champagne Orchestra
    May 30 to June 1
  • Plain White T's
    June 2 to 5
  • Glass Ceiling
    June 6 to 8
  • The Spinners
    June 9 & 10
  • The Commodores
    June 11 & 12
  • Element
    June 13 to 15
  • Vertical Horizon
    June 16 & 17
  • Tony Orlando
    June 18 & 19
  • Foregniers Journey
    June 20 to 22
  • Simple Plan
    June 23 to 26
  • Epic
    June 27 to 29
  • Living Colour
    June 30 & July 1
  • Wang Chung
    July 2 & 3
  • Evolution: Motown
    July 4 & 5

 
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V_L_Raptor

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wdwmagic said:
Would be interesting to know what the revenue effect of festival burn out is.

Remember when it was just food and wine, and people would get crazy excited for the kiosks. Now they are there practically all year around, does it make it less special?
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This strikes me as the kind of thing they might be loathe to test in a survey format, because they'd be afraid of getting negative responses to something they're pumping for revenue. Possibly at this stage they're trying to market and select for audiences by time of year, but that seems... well, I wouldn't put it past them, come to think of it.
 

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