we love Epcot, I can't really tell you what we do, it's more of a walk around and soak up the atmosphere kind of a place, but my dd has always enjoyed it. In Future World, she loves Spaceship Earth, ice Station Cool (no idea why, but we always have to visit), the Land (but not the show with Pumba and Timon, it's an enviromental film and a bit loud and boring), the Living Seas, and Figment in Imagination, in fact we pretty much head to the right as we enter the park, there is not a lot on the other side that appeals to her.
we usually have a meal somewhere in World Showcase, the Tappanyaki in Japan was a big hit because they cook the food right on the table, she thought that was excellent. She just had plain chicken and rice, nothing particularly japanese, but it was still cooked on the table with our japanese food.
She also loves Mexico - there is a little boat ride in there, similiar to Its a Small World but smaller, and she likes that it's always nighttime in there.
Norway has another boat ride, but it features the trolls quite a bit, and there is a drop (not that big), so it depends on how brave your dd is. There is also a nice play area here.
China doesn't have much for kids.
Germany has a little model railroad, and a shop with the most amazing teddys, and some incredibly expensive dolls - definitey not a place to buy, but fun to look. We all enjoyed the buffet there at the Biergarten, if you time it right there is a show while you eat.
Italy - we have seen a really cool statue perform here, and also some people in venetian masks that were great to watch.
America - not a lot here for us, the american adventure is Very long and dark, quite a good plcae if you want her to nap, and also the only place on the world showcase for reliably 'american' food, so if dd is fussy this is the place to eat
Japan - we like to browse the shop, and we have seen some cool drummers here
Morroco - we have seen a few neat acts perform here, but we don't spend a lot of time. One day we must eat here.
France - you can sometimes find some characters round the back behind the shops. The pattisiere is very nice too
England - one of my least favorite pavilions, probably because we are English, but the shakespeare show can be funny, we have spotted Eeyore here before, and Mary Poppins, and sometimes there is a Beatles band playing
Canada - I'm afraid by the time we get to Canada we are usually beat, so we tend to use walk on through, I promise to pay more attention to Canada next time :lol:
Bev
