“To all who come to this place of joy, hope and friendship, welcome…”
Epcot Dedication Plaque

Not to be missed Attractions & Entertainment
This is not a complete list of attractions & entertainment that should compete for your attention while touring Epcot, but rather a compilation that is intended to serve as a starting point by which you can begin drawing up a touring plan.

Attractions

Living Seas Pavilion
Turtle Talk with Crush

The Land Pavilion
Soarin'
Fast Pass Available

Imagination! Pavilion
Honey I Shrunk The Audience
Fast Pass Available

Mission: SPACE Pavilion
Mission: SPACE Presented by HP
Note: May cause motion sickness
Fast Pass Available

Test Track Pavilion
Test Track presented by General Motors
Fast Pass Available

Entertainment

JAMMitors
Marvel at a "clean-up crew" that bangs, claps, clips and clomps their way into your hearts. These exuberant performers create mind-boggling percussion out of trashcans, dustpans, hardhats, flyswatters and more. Meet the JAMMitors — Rhythm is their only language!
Instruments include: 3 30-gallon trash cans, 2 17-gallon trash cans, 1 14-gallon trash can, 1 8-gallon trash can, 1 10-gallon trash can, 1 12-gallon trash can, 3 sets of drum sticks, 2 fly swatters, 1 dust pan, 1 pan broom, 1 plunger and 1 hard hat.

IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth
Witness a thrilling nighttime kaleidoscope as the sky erupts with over 1,100 pyrotechnic bursts and the extraordinary Earth Globe floats across the lagoon, revealing wonders of the seven continents on its curved LED screens — the first ever of their kind. Revel in rousing original music as lasers turn the very sky into a work of art.

The British Invasion
Rock on with the best of British pop as these four marvelous mopheads play hits from the '60s. Sing along with your favorites, from "Nowhere Man" to "Penny Lane," and enjoy different songs during each performance. Revive yourself with the 1960s British rock 'n' roll revival!

Serveur Amusant
Thrill to dazzling achievements of acrobatics and artistry in this beguiling balancing act. Be amazed as these unique performers turn an ordinary table setting into a teetering tower that threatens to topple over the cobblestone streets of the France Pavilion. Be thrown off-balance by — Serveur Amusant!

Dragon Legend Acrobats
Marvel at the stunts of these terrific young Chinese acrobats as they defy gravity flying through the air, diving through hoops, forming human pyramids and much more!


Character Meet & Greet
Being able to share a hug and get a photograph or autograph with Disney characters has proven to be very popular among Disney guests. In response there has been a dazzling increase in the number of locations offering this up close and personal encounter.

Check at Guest Services
For a list of where and when your favorite characters can be found check at Guest Relations. Here you can also check to find where and when a specific character will be makinf an appearance.

The Disney Characters are "on holiday" at Epcot
This venue allows guests to meet their favorite Disney stars when their sight-seeing bus makes scheduled stops throughout World Showcase.

If you and your family are a little more free spirited and mapping out rendezvous’ with specific characters is a bit to much for your vacation, then you can find a variety of characters throughout World Showcase, such as Mary Poppins in the United Kingdom, Jasmine and Aladdin at Morocco and Snow White at Germany. For a complete list of who, where and when check at Guest Services.

Height Requirements
So as not to suffer any disappointment here is quick glance at some of the height restrictions for the attractions in The Magic Kingdom. A Disney cast member will be positioned at the entrance to these attractions and measuring guests. Close will not be good enough to allow you to pass by.


Body Wars
Minimum height requirement 40 inches / 102 cm


Mission: SPACE
Minimum height requirement 44 inches / 113 cm

Soarin'
Minimum height requirement 40 inches / 102 cm

Test Track
Minimum height requirement 40 inches / 102 cm



The “Child Swap”
If there are some in your party who does not quite measure up or who simply don’t want to venture on a certain attraction, while there are others who could not dream of missing the experience what do you do? You may want to consider a procedure known as a "child swap" option.

This procedure with allow those in a party who can't ride a particular attraction due to height restrictions or other reasons not to hold back those that want to. In order for this procedure to work there will need to be two adults in the party. This procedure has varied from time to time and from attraction to attraction over the years, but here is what you can expect.

As you approach the attraction in question consult with the cast member who is acting a the “greeter” and inform them that you wish to perform the “child swap”. The procedure will involve one adult waiting with those that will not be enjoying the attraction, usually at the loading area, while those willing and able enjoy the ride. At the conclusion of the first groups experience the second adult will be allowed to ride without waiting through the line again. A member of the first group can join the second adult in order that they don’t have to experience the ride alone.