Off the map at Epcot

[disneygirl76]

Hi all,

What is your favorite, off the map (or on the map), thing to do at Epcot?

For example, do you grab a cup of tea or espresso and have a favorite place to sit?

Would love to hear all your ideas!

 

[disneygirl76]

If you like beer then I suggest the Guinness. They pour it a way on draft that I've never seen done in America. If you go there you'll see what I mean!

I do like Guinness but I've had it at St. James Gate in Dublin and nothing compares to it there! That being said, i've had the Guinness at Rose and it is pretty much as close as you come to the pour. Its the bitter aftertaste that we have here b/c it is pasturized...its not over in Ireland and its creamy! Plus - I'm a cider girl! We've just never seen the hat lady and had a drink at the bar before. Slainte!

 

[disney1077]

A different band plays there now. Can't remember the name but imho they aren't as good as British Invasion even though they play a wider variety of music (Stones, Who, Led Z, etc.)

They are called the British Revolution.

 

[experiment624]

Back to Japan, I will hang around for the drumming show, it's one of the few I'll watch the whole way through.

There is a playground/garden area just before the entrance to the world showcase, if you're coming from Figment or Soarin' and headed to the World Showcase, its on the right-hand side and off the main bridge. They will have beautiful sand sculptures or topiaries or something seasonal to feast the eyes on. Sometimes the playground is open, sometimes it's blocked off, but since you're probably walking that way anyway, take the detour and enjoy a Disney detail.

 

[disneygirl76]

Back to Japan, I will hang around for the drumming show, it's one of the few I'll watch the whole way through.

There is a playground/garden area just before the entrance to the world showcase, if you're coming from Figment or Soarin' and headed to the World Showcase, its on the right-hand side and off the main bridge. They will have beautiful sand sculptures or topiaries or something seasonal to feast the eyes on. Sometimes the playground is open, sometimes it's blocked off, but since you're probably walking that way anyway, take the detour and enjoy a Disney detail.

Excellent! Thanks!

 

[riverscu0m0]

Japan has one of the best stores in Epcot, I could spend over an hour in there. I really love the Japanese culture though. The food, is okay I'd rather eat in China or Mexico. In France, I can't remember what they're called but it's where Marie is usually located but when she's not there we usually just sit around and read the posters on the thing there ( I can't remember the name, and it's really bothering me.) Travel to the back corners of "France" that's usually less crowded and has some seating.