EPCOT WS -- What am I missing?

[mom2AidanAndEli]

!2 and 14 years olds would have a great time in the WS, without Mommy and Daddy tagging along. Over protective parents spoil the fun.

What exactly is there for them to do without mommy and daddy along? I don't think spending time together as a family on a family vacation counts as over protective, but that's another thread....

 

[BeerMe]

If you are an alcoholic it is THE place to be at WDW.

I resemble that remark.

 

[Gracie09]

My five year olds loves the street performers (for lack of better term) especially the acrobats in china. We had to see them all. Then they played in the maze behind the uk and we watched the band and they danced. But they are five.

 

[Kellykins1218]

Not everyone. We find the WS totally boring. It's why Epcot is our least favorite park.

 

[Dan Murphy]

So . . . it seems that got rid of quite a few things. Tell me about all of the wonderful things they've added!!! (in addition to the future Frozen ride in Norway I mean.)

Chain sawing lumberjacks in Canada, flag wavers in Italy, nothing is America, a street skiffle band in UK, Berber music group in Morocco.

 

[Cee]

If you gotta ask, it ain't the place for you!

 

[cyb]

I used to think WS was boring until after a couple trips to the F&W, exploring different cultures trying foods from different countries, even trying candy and chocolate from different countries was also fun believe it or not

 

[nessz79]

Other than eating, drinking, and shopping, what do you all do there? Or is it just eating, drinking, shopping? Trying to decide whether to give it another shot on our next trip.

For us, along with the atmosphere of each showcase, that's it! It's just an overall experience and feeling like you are somewhere else at a more relaxed pace than the usual go, go, go of Disney.