Your Guide to Epcot Festivals for 2026: Flower & Garden Festival Begins March 4!

Epcot festivals have become incredibly popular year-round, offering a wide array of unique food and entertainment options that locals absolutely love. However, if you’re not a regular visitor to Walt Disney World, they can seem a little daunting. Wondering if you should plan your trip around one of these festivals? Well, we’ve got all the information you need! In this guide, we’ll break down everything you can expect from the Epcot festivals in 2026 and beyond.

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What You Need to Know About All Epcot Festivals

Tips and Tricks

Epcot International Festival of the Arts

Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival

Epcot International Food & Wine Festival

Epcot International Festival of the Holidays

What You Need to Know About All Epcot Festivals

All Epcot Festivals feature food and beverage booths throughout the park. You will find temporary, semi-permanent, and permanent booths throughout Epcot that feature exclusive menu items for each festival. Menus are released shortly before each festival and typically offer unique food and drink options that aren’t available at any other time of the year.

Typically, there is a feature show at America Gardens Theatre for each of the festivals, and each show typically has an associated dining package that guarantees admission. (But due to popularity, arriving early may still be your best bet at getting a good seat!)

Every festival offers unique entertainment, activities, and even merchandise throughout the park. Some activities are free, while others do require an additional fee. One activity to take note of is a paid scavenger hunt. Maps can be purchased (usually for less than $10), and guests then search the park for items. Your completed map can be exchanged for a small treat or item.

Tips and Tricks

Epcot festivals are quite popular with the locals, which means that evenings and weekends will be busy. If you want to avoid the crowds, plan to visit Epcot during the week and make the most of your daytime hours. You may also want to avoid the first and last weekends of the event as these tend to be more crowded.

Also, keep in mind that some guests may engage in a bit more alcohol consumption, especially during the Food & Wine Festival, as many of the booths offer unique drinks and wine tastings. For some, this may not be a big deal, but for families traveling with younger children, it may be something you want to consider.

Epcot International Festival of the Arts

Dates for 2026: January 16 – February 23
Menu for 2026

Offering a multitude of engaging activities, the International Festival of the Arts stands out among other Epcot festivals. Alongside the delectable artistic culinary delights, attendees can participate in art workshops, seize photo opportunities throughout the park, witness captivating performance art, and explore noteworthy galleries showcasing stunning artwork available for purchase.

Disney on Broadway Concert Series

The Disney on Broadway concert series is a major attraction at the Festival of the Arts. It takes place at the American Garden Theatre, situated in the World Showcase’s American Adventure pavilion. Each artist pair presents a unique set list featuring songs from their Broadway shows, as well as some additional Disney musical numbers.

Not all shows are the same. Some artists play popular songs from famous shows, while others perform lesser-known numbers. If you’re at Epcot when different performers are playing (they change every few days), it’s worth catching multiple shows.

During this time of the year, the smaller crowds make it much easier to secure a seat for concerts compared to the popular Candlelight Processional during the holidays. If you don’t really mind where you sit, you can usually just walk up and get a spot right before the show starts. But if you want to be up close, it’s best to line up 30-45 minutes early or go for one of the dining packages for an even better view.

The Disney on Broadway Concert Series will typically run daily at 5:30, 6:45, & 8:00 PM at the American Garden Theatre. While no announcements have been made yet concerning the lineup for 2026, here’s a look at last year’s schedule:

January

Adam Jacobs (Aladdin) and Isabelle McCalla (Aladdin): January 16, 18, 19, 22, 24, 26, 27
Sierra Boggess (The Little Mermaid) and Jelani Remy (The Lion King): January 17, 20, 21, 23, 25, 28, 29
Anastacia McCleskey (Tarzan) and Josh Strickland (Tarzan): January 30
Mandy Gonzalez (Aida) and Kissy Simmons (The Lion King): January 31

February

Anastacia McCleskey (Tarzan) and Josh Strickland (Tarzan): February 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 10
Mandy Gonzalez (Aida) and Kissy Simmons (The Lion King): February 3, 4, 6, 8, 11, 12
Ashley Brown (Mary Poppins) and Ainsley Melham (Aladdin): February 13, 15, 16, 19
Susan Egan (Beauty and the Beast) and James Monroe Iglehart (Aladdin): February 14, 17, 18, 20, 21
Grand Finale Performance – Ashley Brown (Mary Poppins), Ainsley Melham (Aladdin), Susan Egan (Beauty and the Beast), James Monroe Iglehart (Aladdin), and Kyra Belle Johnson (Beauty and the Beast North American Tour): February 22 and 23

Disney on Broadway Dining Packages

If you want a guaranteed seat without having to arrive too early, you can purchase a Dining Package. Dining Packages give you priority seating at one of the concerts, although for most concerts, they are not necessary. The seats for these packages are located in the very first few rows of the theater. And unless you want the very front-row center, there isn’t any need to line up early.

A meal at participating restaurants includes the following: an entrée and dessert OR one full buffet/family-style meal (where applicable), as well as a non-alcoholic beverage. The exception to this is Spice Road Table, which includes 2 small plates, a shared tagine, a shared dessert platter, and a nonalcoholic beverage. If using the Disney Dining Plan, most of the restaurants use 1 Table-Service meal credit. Le Cellier Steakhouse uses 2 Table-Service credits, and Regal Eagle Smokehouse isn’t eligible on the dining plan.

Biergarten Restaurant (Germany Pavilion) – Adult: $66 | Child: $35
Chefs de France (France Pavilion) – Adult: $81 | Child: $33
Coral Reef Restaurant (The Living Seas) – Adult: $73 | Child: $29
Garden Grill Restaurant (The Land Pavilion) – Adult: $66 (B) $79 (L/D) | Child: $40 (B) $49 (L/D)
La Crêperie de Paris (France Pavilion) – Adult: $56 | Child: $30
La Hacienda de San Angel – (Mexico Pavilion) – Adult: $82 | Child: $37
Le Cellier Steakhouse (Canada Pavilion) – Adult: $99 | Child: $39
Nine Dragons Restaurant (China Pavilion) – Adult: $60 | Child: $23
Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue (American Adventure Pavilion) – Adult: $36 | Child: $21 (same-day packages only)
Rose & Crown Dining Room (United Kingdom Pavilion) – Adult: $61 | Child: $26
Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya (Japan Pavilion) – Adult: $89 | Child: $45
Spice Road Table (Morocco Pavilion) – Adult: $56 | Child: $21
Teppan Edo (Japan Pavilion) – Adult: $89 | Child: $45
Tutto Italia Ristorante (Italy Pavilion) – Adult: $77 | Child: $29
Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria (Italy Pavilion) – Adult: $65 | Child: $28

*Prices listed above do not include tax or gratuity. Child prices are for those ages 3-9. B = Breakfast, L/D = Lunch and Dinner

**Regal Eagle Smokehouse does offer same-day dining packages, but they are subject to availability. It’s also important to note that Dining Packages are only offered Friday through Monday. Guests who participate will be able to enter America Gardens Theatre via a separate queue and will be seated on a first-come, first-serve basis. Seating is guaranteed for those who purchased a dining package.

Additional Festivities

Food Studios – There will be a variety of “Food Studios” featuring a wide variety of artistic food and drink options. And while all of the Epcot festivals feature food booths, special attention to detail and presentation is a big part of the Festival of the Arts.

Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine – Just like the Cookie Stroll at the Festival of the Holidays, the Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine gives you a foodie reward. Try 5 delicious and vibrant dishes (and collect 5 stamps in your festival passport) to win. And the best part? You don’t have to do it all in one day. As long as you finish before the festival ends, you’ll score the prize!

Visual Art in Performance – Watch as a talented artist paints beloved Disney characters and scenes right in front of you. Featured artists have included Trevor Carlton and Stephen Fishwick. This experience typically takes place in World Showcase Plaza, Thursday through Sunday, throughout the festival.

Art Defying Gravity – Experience awe-inspiring showcases of strength, grace, acrobatics, and agility. Performances take place in World Showcase Plaza, Saturday through Wednesday, throughout the festival.

Musical Performances – Experience daily harmonious musical performances in World Showcase Plaza. Featured musicians include Nicholas Marks on guitar, Victor Espinola on harp, Don Black on saxophone, and Dominic Gaudious on didgeridoo.

Animation Academy – Learn how to draw a Disney Character during this session led by an animator! This experience has taken place in America Gardens Theatre at 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM daily. Classes are fast-paced and may not be ideal for small children. They are also quite popular, so be sure to arrive about 30 minutes earlier than your desired session.

Paint-By-Number Mural – Found in World Nature on the walkway from the Imagination! pavilion toward Test Track, guests are able to add to the mural from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Photo Opportunities – There are numerous photo opportunities throughout Epcot, including fun life-sized paintings and PhotoPass Magic Shots. Find these step-in frames around EPCOT.

Kids Chalk Art – Kids will be able to leave their own chalk artwork from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM at “Kids’ Chalk Art” located at the bridge to World Showcase Plaza.

Chalk Art Galleries – Located along the bridge to World Showcase Plaza, watch chalk artists at work.

Figment’s Brush with the Masters – This Figment-themed scavenger hunt takes guests on a tour of World Showcase while teaching all about art. Every time you find the Figment-themed picture frame, you add the corresponding sticker to the pavilion on your map. Once completed, you simply return your map to Disney Traders or World Traveler for an artful surprise. (Purchase your map and stickers for $9.99 plus tax at Creations Shop, Port of Entry, or World Traveler.)

Merchandise – The 2026 Festival of the Arts features uniquely designed limited-time merchandise.

Be sure to visit our Guide to the Epcot International Festival of the Arts for more detailed information!

Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival

Dates for 2026: March 4 – June 1
Menu for 2026

This festival features beautifully designed interactive gardens as well as a variety of living sculptures shaped like your favorite Disney characters. You will also find plenty of unique food options, live entertainment, and family-friendly exhibits.

Garden Rocks Concert Series

The Garden Rocks Concert Series is a highlight of the Flower & Garden Festival at Epcot. The America Gardens Theater hosts daily concerts, which can be enjoyed for free with a valid theme park admission and park reservation. However, the lineup of acts varies depending on the day you visit Epcot.

Depending on the performer, it’s typically not too hard to snag a seat to one of the concerts as long as you arrive about 30 minutes before the show. Or, if you prefer, you can avoid the line (and wait) altogether by booking one of the Garden Rocks Dining Packages.

The Garden Rocks Concert Series typically runs daily at 5:30, 6:45, & 8:00 PM at the American Garden Theatre. Here’s a look at the lineup for 2026:

March 5-7 — The Music of ABBA (NEW)
March 8-9 — Simple Plan
March 13-14 — Blue October
March 15-16 — Billy Ocean
March 20-23 — THE ORCHESTRA starring former members of ELO & ELO Part II
March 27-28 — Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone
March 29-30 — 38 Special
April 3-4 — Chubby Checker
April 5-6 — Sugar Ray
April 10-11 — Information Society (NEW)
April 12-13 — Rick Springfield
April 17-18 — Berlin
April 19-20 — The Commodores
April 24-25 — FireHouse (NEW)
April 26-27 — Air Supply
May 1-2 — A Flock of Seagulls
May 3-4 — Plain White T’s
May 8-9 — Katrina, formerly of Katrina & The Waves (NEW)
May 10-11 — 98 Degrees
May 15-16 — The Spinners
May 17-18 — Josiah Queen (NEW)
May 22-23 — Iam Tongi (NEW)
May 24-25 — A.J. Croce: Croce Plays Croce
May 29-30 — Queensrÿche
May 31-June 1 — Maverick City Music

Garden Rocks Dining Packages

Biergarten Restaurant (Germany Pavilion) – Adult: $66 | Child: $35
Chefs de France (France Pavilion) – Adult: $81 | Child: $33
Coral Reef Restaurant (The Living Seas) – Adult: $73 | Child: $29
Garden Grill Restaurant (The Land Pavilion) – Adult: $66 (B) $79 (L/D) | Child: $40 (B) $49 (L/D)
La Crêperie de Paris (France Pavilion) – Adult: $56 | Child: $30
La Hacienda de San Angel – (Mexico Pavilion) – Adult: $82 | Child: $37
Le Cellier Steakhouse (Canada Pavilion) – Adult: $99 | Child: $39
Nine Dragons Restaurant (China Pavilion) – Adult: $60 | Child: $23
Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue (American Adventure Pavilion) – Adult: $36 | Child: $21 (same-day packages only)
Rose & Crown Dining Room (United Kingdom Pavilion) – Adult: $61 | Child: $26
Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya (Japan Pavilion) – Adult: $89 | Child: $45
Spice Road Table (Morocco Pavilion) – Adult: $56 | Child: $21
Teppan Edo (Japan Pavilion) – Adult: $89 | Child: $45
Tutto Italia Ristorante (Italy Pavilion) – Adult: $77 | Child: $30
Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria (Italy Pavilion) – Adult: $67 | Child: $29

*Prices listed above do not include tax or gratuity. Child prices are for those ages 3-9. B = Breakfast, L/D = Lunch and Dinner

Additional Festivities

Topiary Displays – More than 60 character-inspired topiaries will be blooming throughout EPCOT, with favorites like Buzz, Woody, Bo Peep, Lotso, and the Pixar Ball welcoming you in World Celebration. As you explore, you’ll spot even more familiar faces—like Stitch, Mike and Sulley, and Lightning McQueen with Mater—popping up around the park. Plus, with over 31 gardens and floral displays, there’s plenty of gorgeous scenery to slow down and enjoy.

Exhibits & Gardens – This year at EPCOT, guests can step into a variety of immersive garden experiences that blend beauty, fun, and a little discovery. From walking among butterflies at Butterfly Landing presented by AdventHealth to letting kids explore Camp Get Out ’N’ Play Garden, there’s something for every age. You can follow fresh scents at Blossoms of Fragrance, learn the art of tea blending in the English Tea Garden Tour presented by Twinings, or discover the importance of pollinators at The Honey Bee-stro Garden hosted by the National Honey Board.

New this year, Pluto’s Pet-Friendly Garden, the Wildlife Crossing Garden, and the Trendy Tropicals Garden add even more charm—giving you plenty of reasons to slow down and explore.

Garden Graze – The Garden Graze is an enjoyable activity to enhance your experience at the Festival Kitchens. In your festival Passport, you can collect stamps by purchasing certain items. Once you have accumulated 5 stamps, head to Pineapple Promenade to receive a special Festival-exclusive treat. Remember to complete this before the festival ends.

Merchandise – The 2026 Flower and Garden Festival will feature uniquely designed, exclusive merchandise available for purchase throughout the park.

Spike’s Pollen-Nation Exploration Scavenger Hunt – Scavenger hunts at the World Showcase are a blast for families and have become quite popular in recent years. Not only do they keep the kids entertained, but they also take you to cool hidden spots. Plus, when you finish the hunt, you get a special festival-themed prize. Don’t worry if you don’t finish the whole hunt; you can still grab your prize. Just make sure to pick it up before the festival ends.

Egg-Stravaganza Scavenger Hunt – This Easter-themed scavenger hunt will be available while supplies last. Guests will be able to hunt for Disney characters on oversized eggs throughout World Showcase, and then trade their completed maps for a special prize.

Photo Opportunities – There are numerous PhotoPass opportunities near some of the topiaries as well as exclusive Magic Shots.

Be sure to visit our Guide to the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival for more detailed information!

Epcot International Food & Wine Festival

*Dates and festivities have yet to be announced for 2026. We will keep you posted as details are shared by Disney!

Dates for 2025: August 28 – November 22
Menu for 2025

Undoubtedly one of the most popular festivals, this event typically features over 25 food and beverage booths (compared to under 20 for the other festivals). And as we stated earlier, be prepared for local crowds, as many come to “eat and drink their way around the world.”

Eat to the Beat Concert Series

The popular Eat to the Beat Concert Series is returning to the America Gardens Theatre stage. This year’s shows will run from August 29 to November 17, 2025, and showtimes are at 5:30 PM, 6:45 PM, and 8:00 PM.

Here’s a look at this year’s lineup:

August 29–30 – Joey Fatone & Friends
August 31–September 1 – MercyMe
September 5–6 – KT Tunstall (NEW)
September 7–8 – TobyMac
September 12–14 – STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas
September 15 – Bacilos
September 19–20 – Shelia E.
September 21–22 – Ben Rector (NEW)
September 26–27 – Tiffany
September 28–29 – Jesse & Joy
October 3–4 – Baha Men
October 5–6 – TBD
October 10–11 – The Wanted 2.0 (NEW)
October 12–13 – The Fray
October 17–20 – Hanson
October 24–25 – Hoobastank
October 26–27 – Smash Mouth
October 31–Nov. 1 – Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
November 2–3 – Boyz II Men
November 7–8 – David Archuleta
November 9–10 – Jordin Sparks (NEW)
November 14–15 – Bowling For Soup (NEW)
November 16–17 – The Beach Boys (NEW)

Eat to the Beat Dining Packages

Secure a guaranteed seat to an Eat to the Beat concert by simply purchasing a dining package at select participating dining locations throughout Epcot. A meal at participating restaurants includes the following: entrée and dessert OR one full buffet/family-style meal (where applicable) as well as a non-alcoholic beverage. The exception to this is Spice Road Table, which includes 2 small plates, a shared dessert platter, and a nonalcoholic beverage.

Biergarten Restaurant (Germany Pavilion) – Adult: $66 | Child: $35
Chefs de France (France Pavilion) – Adult: $81 | Child: $33
Coral Reef Restaurant (The Living Seas) – Adult: $73 | Child: $29
Garden Grill Restaurant (The Land Pavilion) – Adult: $66 (B) $79 (L/D) | Child: $40 (B) $49 (L/D)
La Crêperie de Paris (France Pavilion) – Adult: $56 | Child: $30
La Hacienda de San Angel (Mexico Pavilion) – Adult: $82 | Child: $37
Le Cellier Steakhouse (Canada Pavilion) – Adult: $99 | Child: $39
Nine Dragons Restaurant (China Pavilion) – Adult: $60 | Child: $23
Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue (American Adventure Pavilion) – Adults: $36 | Child: $21 (same-day packages only)
Rose & Crown Dining Room (United Kingdom Pavilion) – Adult: $61 | Child: $26
Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya (Japan Pavilion) – Adult: $80 | Child: $40
Spice Road Table (Morocco Pavilion) – Adult: $56 | Child: $21
Teppan Edo (Japan Pavilion) – Adult: $80 | Child: $40
Tutto Italia Ristorante (Italy Pavilion) – Adult: $77 | Child: $29
Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria (Italy Pavilion) – Adult: $65 | Child: $28

*Prices listed above do not include tax or gratuity. Child prices are for those ages 3-9. B = Breakfast, L/D = Lunch and Dinner

***If using the dining plan, all meals require one table-service credit with the exception of Le Cellier Steakhouse, which uses two table-service credits and Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue, which uses one quick-service meal credit.

Additional Festivities

Here’s a look at some of this year’s festivities:

Remy’s Ratatouille Hide & Squeak Scavenger Hunt – Take part in a Ratatouille-inspired adventure at the festival. Kids of all ages can join a scavenger hunt to find Remy. Simply purchase a map and stickers from designated merchandise locations, including Disney Traders, Port of Entry, Creations Shop, World Traveler at International Gateway, and Festival Merchandise Kiosks. Explore World Showcase to find hidden Remy statuettes and match the corresponding stickers on your map. Once you’ve completed the scavenger hunt, go to Creations Shop, Disney Traders, or World Traveler at International Gateway to receive a special surprise from Chef Remy!

Pluto’s Pumpkin Pursuit – To participate in the pursuit, simply visit select merchandise locations such as Disney Traders, Creations Shop, Port of Entry, World Traveler at International Gateway, and Festival Merchandise Kiosks. Purchase a game board and stickers, then embark on a fun adventure to find hidden decorative pumpkins themed to Disney characters. Once discovered, place the corresponding stickers on your board. If you choose not to hunt for pumpkins, you can still return your game board to Disney Traders or World Traveler for a “spooky” surprise.

Emile’s Fromage Montage – Indulge in a delectable food journey showcasing a wide range of cheesy delights at the Global Marketplaces. Obtain a Festival Passport, buy five of these scrumptious items to earn stamps, and receive an exclusive redemption prize at Shimmering Sips. (Menu items are listed in the menu above.)

Exclusive Festival Merchandise – This year’s merchandise includes the Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse Picnic Collection, the Disney Encanto Collection, the Figment Annual Passholder Collection, and the Festival Event Logo Collection (apparel, accessories, kitchen essentials, and more!)

Wine & Dine Half Marathon – Also taking place in November as part of this festival is the Wine & Dine Half Marathon. This year’s event will take place October 23-26 and will feature a 5K, 10K, Half Marathon, and the Disney Two Course Challenge (10K and Half Marathon). Virtual options are available as well!

Be sure to visit our Guide to the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival for more detailed information!

Epcot International Festival of the Holidays

*Dates and festivities have yet to be announced for 2026. We will keep you posted as details are shared by Disney!

Dates for 2025: November 28 – December 30
Menu for 2025

Have you ever wondered what it was like to celebrate the holidays elsewhere around the world? Featuring traditions from around the globe, including some incredible cuisine and holiday treats, this festival is certainly to put you in the holiday spirit.

Candlelight Processional

The Candlelight Processional is a highly renowned event at the Festival of Holidays that attracts families year after year. Located at the outdoor American Gardens Theatre in the World Showcase’s American section, this cherished tradition features celebrity narrators presenting the Christmas Story. Accompanied by a remarkable 50-piece orchestra and a large choir, the performance is truly captivating. Lasting for about 40 minutes, the show typically occurs three times daily at 5:00, 6:45, and 8:15 PM.

While admission is free, obtaining a seat can be challenging due to its immense popularity. If you have your heart set on seeing the show, we strongly encourage you to consider purchasing a Dining Package for guaranteed seating. Without a Dining Package ticket, your only option to attend the show is to try for a standby seat, which may involve waiting in line for up to 2 hours or even longer. However, even if you have a dining package, during peak times or when popular narrators are scheduled, it is advisable to arrive early since the seating is not assigned with the package.

Here’s a look at the 2025 narrator lineup:

Nov. 28-29 – Constance Wu (NEW)
Nov. 30-Dec. 2 – Jordan Fisher
Dec. 3-4 – Susan Egan (NEW)
Dec. 5-6 – Ashley Eckstein
Dec. 7-8 – Ralph Macchio
Dec. 9-10 – Leslie Uggams (NEW)
Dec. 11-13 – Marlee Matlin
Dec. 14-15 – Henry Winkler (NEW)
Dec. 16-17 – Lauren Daigle (NEW)
Dec. 18-19 – Gary Sinise
Dec. 20-22 – Brendan Fraser
Dec. 23-24 – Luis Fonsi
Dec. 25-26 – Joel David Smallbone (NEW)
Dec. 27-28 – Brie Larson (NEW)
Dec. 29-30 – Sheryl Lee Ralph (NEW)

Candlelight Processional Dining Packages

One of the best ways to make sure you get a seat at the Candlelight Processional is by booking a Candlelight Processional Dining Package. This package includes a delicious meal and a ticket for a guaranteed seat at the show. Depending on where you choose to eat, prices for adults in previous years ranged from $55 to $104, while children’s prices were between $24 and $53. We do not have confirmed locations or pricing yet for 2026, but here’s a look at what past years had to offer:

Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (Norway Pavilion) – Adult: $71 (B) $83 (L/D) | Child: $45 (B) $53 (L/D)
Biergarten Restaurant (Germany Pavilion) – Adult: $65 | Child: $37
Coral Reef Restaurant (The Living Seas) – Adult: $78 | Child: $32
Garden Grill Restaurant (The Land Pavilion) – Adult: $63 (B) $78 (L/D) | Child: $40 (B) $50 (L/D)
Le Cellier Steakhouse (Canada Pavilion) – Adult: $104 | Child: $42
Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue (American Adventure Pavilion) – Adults: $41 (same-day packages only)
Rose & Crown Dining Room (United Kingdom Pavilion) – Adult: $66 | Child: $29
Spice Road Table (Morocco Pavilion) – Adult: $55 | Child: $24

*Prices listed above do not include tax or gratuity. Child prices are for those ages 3-9. B = Breakfast, L/D = Lunch and Dinner

**Regal Eagle Smokehouse does offer same-day dining packages, but they are subject to availability. Keep in mind that while your seat is guaranteed, your specific seat location is not. You will still want to line up early if you have a specific place you’d like to sit. Also, your performance is determined by the time of day you have your dining reservation, and you aren’t able to use your guaranteed seating privilege at any show other than the one assigned to you.

Additional Festivities

Disney has yet to announce everything returning (or being introduced) at this year’s Festival of the Holidays, but here’s a look at some of last year’s festivities.

Living with the Land: Glimmering Greenhouses – The interior of Living with the Land will be adorned with decorations, and visitors can immerse themselves in the festive ambiance.

Santa Claus – Guests will be able to meet Santa Claus at the Odyssey Pavilion.

World Showcase Storytellers – Returning for 2025, the World Showcase Storytellers proudly presented diverse holiday traditions from around the globe, including Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Lunar New Year, and more.

Holiday Cookie Stroll – The Holiday Cookie Stroll, first introduced in 2018, will return in 2025. This exciting festivity allows guests to sample delicious cookies from various countries throughout World Showcase. To participate, purchase cookies from designated “Cookie Stroll” spots and receive a stamp for each one. Collect 5 stamps throughout the festival (over multiple days if needed) and receive a complimentary specialty cookie.

Joyful! A Celebration of the Season – This amazing performance combines Gospel and R&B vocals to celebrate both Kwanzaa and Christmas. It’s been a must-see at the Festival of the Holidays for so long, and being right at the entrance of the World Showcase makes it the ultimate holiday experience for guests.

“Olaf’s Holiday Tradition” Scavenger Hunt – This popular scavenger hunt will be back in 2025. To join in the fun, simply purchase a map from various shops like Creations Shop, Disney Traders, and World Traveler in Epcot. As you explore, keep an eye out for iconic traditions and add special stickers to your map. Once completed, return your map to Creations Shop, Disney Traders, or World Traveler at the International Gateway to receive your prize. Remember, you will likely have until December 31 to exchange your map and claim your prize.

Be sure to visit our Guide to the Epcot International Festival of the Holidays for more detailed information!