The park for the food lover! Come on one of their several events throughout the year. The events…read morelast a good number of days so there is a lot of flexibility on timing. Yes, you need to pay for the event food. You also need to spot the outdoor stands that are serving the event food as opposed to the fixed locations that generally have the same menus all the time. There are enough choices where there is simply no way for you to try everything. Also, it is easy to miss an event stand so... on both counts, go online and read the menus and see the food photos. Make a hit list, and it will make your day all that more happy. The food seems to be pretty reliably there all the time during the event. However, if you are looking for a specific country brew or wine you might be out of luck if they run out towards the end of the event calendar.

At 35, I finally had my Epcot Moment that I have been waiting for since I saw Full House Episode as…read morea kid where they went to Disneyworld. We did Epcot on our 3rd day - unfortunately it was the hottest and most humid day of the days we went. I have been waiting for this moment since I was a child and though everything was new and there were so many things that they have in the Florida parks that they do not have in the California parks. We did not drink around the world - because it was just too hot and miserable to spend our day drinking. We luckily visited during the Flower & Garden Festival and there were so many Disney characters made out of Flowers or Shrubs. It was really cool to see. We walked through the different towns from around the world. We went into the aquarium portion, watched them feed the manatees and saw the large tank with sharks, large fish, huge manta rays as well as sea turtles. We rode the the Finding Nemo ride that goes through an under portion of that aquarium that you can see from the viewing platform. We were unable to get on Guardians of the Galaxy ride sadly, but the wait time was over 2 hours and for some reason my single ride fast pass did not work when purchasing. We really enjoyed the Ratatouille ride and France town within Epcot. I would love to check out Epcot when it is less hot and humid to full enjoy it. After 3 days of walking and 92+ with 50% humidity we were both dying and wanting to go relax.

Disney's Hollywood Studios is much like Disneyland's California Adventure. There are many rides and…read moredecor that are the same. Hollywood Studios has the Tower of Terror, California Adventure has changed to the Guardian of the Galaxy Ride. Hollywood Studios has many more shows available including the Villain's Show which was really cool. I enjoyed Mickey & Minnie's run away railway as it was the old school Mickey & Minnie. Hollywood Studios includes Star Wars Galaxy Edge, where we were able to ride the Rise of the Resistance, which I had not ever been on as the one in CA was under construction when I went. The Slinky Dog Dash in Toy Story Land was one of my favorite rides. Slinky was always one of my favorite characters and the roller coaster was in his image. I enjoyed this park much more than I anticipated.

I loved Hollywood Studios! This is a fantastic park. If I am ranking them, this one is #2 amongst…read morethe four at Disney World. When you walk in you're thrust into Hollywood of the past, surrounded by art deco. Hollywood Avenue is an idealized version of Hollywood and they did a great job recreating it. Much like Magic Kingdom, there are different areas throughout the park. The Star Wars area and Toy Story Land are probably especially popular, though there's the Indiana Jones ride and Tower of Terror in other areas of the park too. There's lots of shopping here in HS, and good shopping at that. One thing that was cool was to see the characters bopping around, like Chip and Dale dancing in the square and Stitch doing a meet and greet. My favorite ride--at least of the ones we went on this trip--was Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway. We went on it a couple times, once using a lightning lane and the other just before closing when there was only a 20 minute standby wait. I've come to realize that if a ride says it has a standby of 20 minutes or fewer, it's often actually a walk-on or close to it. It's a super cute ride, and the design is wonderful. It was probably one of my favorites out of all the rides in all the parks. I also really enjoyed Toy Story Mania, and was bummed that we weren't able to get to Slinky Dog this time around. We ate at the 50s diner, Hollywood & Vine, and it was ok. I had at least a couple better buffets whilst we were at Disney World. But there are several visitors you get to meet; Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, and I think Goofy wander around the various tables. I had better food at the Backlot Express quick service (although the dessert at the buffet was really good). Woody's Lunch Box may have some of the best food in all the parks. I had a brisket grilled cheese for myself and a plain grilled cheese sandwich for daughter, and the food was delicious. Just make sure to use the mobile app to order quick service so you don't have to wait in line especially at Woody's). We only went to Hollywood Studios for one day whilst we were here, but I would rather do two at this one--or at least a full day. We took a break part way through and came back, and I'd have liked more time there. It is definitely worth a visit when you're at Disney World; don't skip it.

Toy Story Land at Disney's Hollywood Studios was just OK for me. The area is relatively small and…read moregeared mostly toward children; it reminds me of the more whimsical, childlike lands at Universal Orlando, like Seuss Landing. We came here for Toy Story Mania!, which I enjoyed. I reviewed that ride separately here on Yelp and gave it four stars. A popular ride here is Slinky Dog Dash. It looks fun, but I'm not a fan of roller coasters. There's also Alien Swirling Saucers, a spinning ride similar to Mad Tea Party. Unfortunately, I'm not interested in getting motion sickness. My wife thinks Woody's Lunch Box is fun. It's a counter-service restaurant themed after Sheriff Woody, the iconic cowboy from the movies (voiced by Tom Hanks). Toy Story Land at Disney World opened on June 30, 2018. Other versions exist in France (the original), Hong Kong, and Shanghai. The Florida version is the newest of the four and replaced the Studio Backlot Tour, which I visited as a kid circa 1989-1990 (RIP).

New snack alert in Toy Story Land at Hollywood Studios Pepperoni spring rolls Toy Story popcorn…read morestand! These were so tasty and WAY better than Magic Kingdom! It's full of a substantial amount of pepperoni and cheese with Italian herbs. It's not nearly as greasy as the ones in MK either. Highly recommend for a quick snack!

First time here in a long time and we had a blast! There was a posted 45 min-1 hour wait time but…read morewe only waited about 20 minutes. There was plenty of seating out in front but we took the opportunity to walk over to the swan reserve and get drinks at their coffee shop upstairs. The only things I can complain about are (1) there is practically no shaded area once you're out mini golfing and (2) the speaker they use to call out the names on the wait list had super low volume so we almost missed our name being called. Keep that in mind if you decide to wander off. Overall, so much fun. Highly recommend!

Very fun time playing on the Fantasia themed course. Very friendly staff. The other course is mor…read morefor pro golfers. If you book directly with Disney chances are that you have free passes as part of your package. You do have to call ahead for a tee time. Worth it even if you have to pay to golf. Reasonably priced.

This was unexpectedly probably my favorite part of Food and Wine last year! I hope they bring it…read moreback! It was inside with some much needed air conditioning! And I liked the black light room and all the cool stuff on the walls. It was just fun! I got the Bleu Spectrum, which was really worth the price just to take a picture of it! The Boba balls were also neat. Definitely worth a stop at Food and Wine!

Five stars for ambiance, creativity, and overall aesthetic. Three stars for wait times, lack of…read moretables. I would say to give this a go if you're at food and wine, but I think now that we've done it once we wouldn't spend the time to do it again. The glow-nut was good. Really sugary, but tasty. The cotton candy and tonic water was super sugary. If you need a sugar high to keep your day going, this is the jam. It's a limited capacity room, so you may have to wait in line outside for people to exit before entering. There are lines inside also for both food and drinks. They make the drinks to order, which is fun to watch. Overall: A Solid place to check out if you're at food and wine!

World Celebration is one of the newest areas in Epcot and you're essentially in World Celebration…read moreafter you check through the theme park gates! World Celebration has some of my favorite rides in Epcot! Spaceship Earth: This ride is a must ride for my family every time we visit! The ride also has some of the lowest wait times in Epcot. Lightning lane pass are usually immediate for Spaceship Earth. The ride is relatively long too. I think it's about 15-20 minutes. The ride takes you through a historical journey of Earth. I love the end of the ride and seeing the stars in the sky! Journey Into Imagination with Figment: The Figment ride is my daughter's favorite ride! This ride usually has a low wait time as well! Sometimes, you can walk onto this ride with low wait times in the morning and evening times! The Figment ride goes through all of your senses like smell and sight! After riding, you get dropped into the Imagination area where you can meet Figment and a Figment themed store as well. Disney and Pixar Short Film Festival: This is a film right next to Journey Into Imagination with Figment. You'll see short stories like Piper! It's a great place to take a break during the summer! It's fully air conditioned. If you're looking for quick service dining areas, World Celebration has some locations! Connections Café and Starbucks, Connections Eatery, and Club Cool for Custom Soda Samples are located in World Celebration. The Connections Eatery has a wide range of burgers and sandwiches. There usually is a custom waffle offered during the seasonal offerings! Connections Eatery, with the Starbucks café, offers good options for breakfast! Club Cool for custom soda samples offers a variety of custom sodas that you can choose from! It's a stand near Mission Space Earth and Test Track. There are a few World Celebrations Character Meet and Greet too! You'll find the character's in Epcot's Main Entrance like Pluto. There are also dedicated spaces in World Celebration for the seasonal festivals like the Art Festival, with food stands! World Celebration offers Entertainment. You'll want to use the Disney World Mobile Application to view show times. There is the new Encanto show, Forces of Nature (Inside the Moana's Journey of Water), and JAMMitors! While we were visiting during the Holidays, there were special Holiday shows too. The new Commmunicore Hall and Plaza is located in World Celebration too! This is a great new area inside Epcot!

World Celebration is the newest space at Epcot! This place puts the PARK in theme park. After…read moreconstruction lasted for many, many years, I am happy to see this location finally open. You will find TONS of seating areas and charging ports. There is entertainment walking around, and Custodial Cast Members create water art as well. 4 Stars for now, since the area is still under construction in some areas, resulting in loud noise. But, once it is fully complete, I hope to return for a 5 star offering. I made a full 4K walking tour of this space on the EYNTKinfo YouTube channel if you want to see more.

we had an amazing time at disney the rides were so fun the staff was amazing and the characters…read morewere so fun we loved this place it felt like a dream

Ah, Disney World! Been here so many times including several…read moretrips when my daughter was growing up and again as an adult. What's not to love about Disney World? It really is a magical place for people of all ages. Sure, things can be overpriced and the lines can be long and the crowds can be crazy. But let me leave you with this... Mickey & Minnie live here! Seriously, everyone must visit Disney World &/or Disney Land at least once in their lives.

This was a fun boat ride. It's mostly calm though there are a few ascents. Don't forget to look up…read moreat the last drop for photos! I don't know where you get the photos, though--I didn't see a place to tap for my PhotoPass so we missed out on whatever picture we may have gotten. I don't need a "plot" to my amusement park rides... but this one just shows different characters and events from Frozen, being a much beloved movie. It's a water ride but I don't think we got wet at all (and I probably wouldn't have cared if we had). It's a very popular ride, with 50 minute or longer wait times standard, so we had this as one of our lightning lanes. (As much as I enjoyed the ride, I don't think there's any ride I would want to wait an hour for if I could use a LL to avoid it.) I liked this one more than Remy, so if I had to choose I'd probably make my way to Norway (Remy has the advantage there since it's in France, near the boat/Skyliner entrance we used to the park).

This year I opted for Epcot After Hours since I was getting in late enough that a day park ticket…read moredidn't make sense, so I made sure to ride Frozen Ever After because there's always a massive line whenever we've been to Epcot. Now after having ridden the ride (think slightly more chill POTC but Frozen themed) it was short enough that anything over 45 minutes would be too much of a wait for it in my opinion. I'd either recommend a LL if they have them or riding it during EE or After Hours - otherwise personally I'd skip it. The boat was wet that we sat in, but seated in the second row I didn't see any splashing. I did find it interesting that the boat flipped backwards and the ride ended up being designed a bit more differently than I expected. All in all, it's a cute ride, but I felt like Remy had more bang for your buck - so unless I'm with someone who hasn't ridden it before (and it's EE/AH) I see myself continuing to skip it in the future.

SAIL ACROSS THE SEA AND RESTORE THE HEART OF TE FITI…read more We really enjoyed doing the Moana Journey of Water located in the EPCOT World Nature Seas Pavilion. Park guests can stay dry or get as wet as they want while they take a self-guided journey through Moana's world. The Journey took us through a lush tropical island where we soon met the island goddess Te Fiti. On our journey, we played music with streams of water, raised water with the swish of our hands, parted a water fall and directed a dance of leaping streams of water. These are really fun activities for both young and old. Bring a set of dry clothes for your little ones who might enjoy getting wet on the splash pad :o). Try to time your journey with a character meet and greet with Moana. Plus don't forget to drop by the wonderful SeaBase aquarium that is near the Journey of Water.

This is a walk-through exhibit and it is a lot of fun. I'm not sure if there's ever a standby…read moreoption because it's short and isn't a ride, just an... experience, I guess, for lack of a better term. Even though this is a walk-through journey, just like the other rides, you cannot take a stroller into this exhibit. There are some really fun elements to this, such as the first water encounter where you can pass hour hand through the strings of water to hear some duvet tones. There's a spot where you can jump and the water will respond, and a section where you can raise your arms for a similar effect. There's a wet and a dry path for folks to choose, though I don't think I got wet almost at all but for the time when I placed my hand in the water, and that was walking the wet path. It can get slick in spots though. And there's a PhotoPass opportunity on the path, so you can get a fun photo with Te Fiti in the background. And interestingly, there's a restroom in the midst of the journey. Across from this exhibit is a spot where Moana does meet-and-greets several times per day. As of May 2026, the last one takes place at 3 p.m. Don't forget your autograph book!

Typhoon Lagoon is Disney's water park in addition to Blizzard Beach. Both are worth experiencing…read moresince they're so unique. Typhoon Lagoon is shipwrecked tropical island themed with the biggest wave pool in the country. The waves reach 6 feet high and are intense enough to slide a bikini down (so I've heard). There are slides for 2+ so you can adventure together. Lazy River is pretty spacious and has floaty chairs -game changer. Not sure how I can go back to a standard tube after that. Loungers, chairs and picnic tables were available first come first serve. The reserved areas were booked up but we found the perfect location for all five of us. Sun and shade with the nearest bartender just a few steps away. The Mai Thai and Rum Runner were absolutely delish. Was happy to see hard cider available. Disney's magic is keeping the park clean and beautifully landscaped all day long. The water was always that perfect cool and refreshing temp, and crystal clear. Cast members always remind me why Disney is the best.

Not as much to do here as I had hoped but a nice mid Disney trip break. I don't think we would do…read moreit again but I'm glad we got to experience it. Food options were limited but the souvenir beer cup came with the cheapest drink refills I saw in any park other than the bottomless resort cups. Lazy river was pretty unspectacular but made for a nice transport method from one attraction to the other. Raft rides were nice but nothing special. I did not try the body slides so maybe there is something there? Again, a great way to recover mid long trip, but not terribly fun. Def go on check-in day for a free park day!