This is from wdwent.com - its Epcot Page may be correct. He does obtain his info from Disney, so...Any speculation on when they will announce the bands for Garden Rocks series? I’m hoping to see specific bands and waiting to book to see if/when they are scheduled. Thanks!
The Parks Blog has ignored a question regarding end dates that was posted yesterday. What’s sad is the Parks Blog article (end date 5/28) provides a link to epcotinspring.com where the end date is 5/18.
They probably won’t straighten this out until next week. I don’t think high-level Park Event Administrators work on the weekends.
The Official Webpage has been fixed!
2018 Epcot® International Flower & Garden Festival
Fun is blooming at an annual event bursting with brilliant gardens, fresh flavors, interactive playgrounds and rocking entertainment—February 28 through May 28, 2018!
Yay! Did WDWToday ever reply to you Jen?The Official Webpage has been fixed!
2018 Epcot® International Flower & Garden Festival
Fun is blooming at an annual event bursting with brilliant gardens, fresh flavors, interactive playgrounds and rocking entertainment—February 28 through May 28, 2018!
Yes, you just walk up to whichever booth you want a buy food. In previous years they have done a passport token system where you can buy a number of tokens together and save a little money.Just found out that we'll be there for the first day. I'm guessing that you can just walk up to the outdoor kitchens and buy food? Also, how busy will Feb. 28th be? It's our last day and already had it planned for Epcot.
Late September tends to be hotter, wetter and busier than May. It'll only really be Epcot that is busier than normal during the festival. September is also Food and Wine Festival, so it also depends which you'd rather see (they are both fantastic!)Looking for input: We’ve booked POFQ for 7 nights 4 May-10 May but now the Garden Show dates are coinciding with that time. We are a party of 3: Me, DH, and DF (her 1st visit). Looking at the crowds~yikes! What looked like perfect crowds is now looking med. heavy. I’m just wondering and asking opinions on changing our plans to the latter part of Sept. Thoughts?
Thanks
You can pay with cash, card or MagicBand at the kitchens, although they do tend to offer a ticket option which makes it a little cheaper. Weekends are busier, but then more entertainment is offered, such as the Garden Rocks concert series. All of the main Flower and Garden are included in standard park admission.We glimpsed the end of the F&G event a number of years ago quite by accident and loved what we saw but not knowing about it beforehand we really weren't aware of schedules, ticketed or open events. We'll be there April 24 - May1. Can someone give me a brief description what we should look for? EG: Do we buy tickets or some other form of payment for the outdoor kitchens? Am I right in guessing weekends will get really busy? Looking for any expertise from those of you that get to drop in on Mickey more often than I.
Can I ask what crowd chart you use? I have Touring plans and it really doesn't look that bad for you. If I'm looking at the right dates the highest is a 6.Looking for input: We’ve booked POFQ for 7 nights 4 May-10 May but now the Garden Show dates are coinciding with that time. We are a party of 3: Me, DH, and DF (her 1st visit). Looking at the crowds~yikes! What looked like perfect crowds is now looking med. heavy. I’m just wondering and asking opinions on changing our plans to the latter part of Sept. Thoughts?
Thanks
Can you explain what and how the ticket offer works? ThanksYou can pay with cash, card or MagicBand at the kitchens, although they do tend to offer a ticket option which makes it a little cheaper. Weekends are busier, but then more entertainment is offered, such as the Garden Rocks concert series. All of the main Flower and Garden are included in standard park admission.
You can pay with cash, card or MagicBand at the kitchens, although they do tend to offer a ticket option which makes it a little cheaper. Weekends are busier, but then more entertainment is offered, such as the Garden Rocks concert series. All of the main Flower and Garden are included in standard park admission.
There is no guarantee they'll offer it for the 2018 festival, but in year's past you've been able to buy a credential with tokens (I think its 6... Can't remember for sure), which you can then exchange for food or drink at the kitchens around the park. You pay one price for the credential, which does work out a little cheaper (depending on the dishes you use them on...).Can you explain what and how the ticket offer works? Thanks![]()
No!Yay! Did WDWToday ever reply to you Jen?
If they offer these where would we purchase them and how much did they cost?There is no guarantee they'll offer it for the 2018 festival, but in year's past you've been able to buy a credential with tokens (I think its 6... Can't remember for sure), which you can then exchange for food or drink at the kitchens around the park. You pay one price for the credential, which does work out a little cheaper (depending on the dishes you use them on...).
One thing I will say about the tokens is that you need to be wise with how you use them - don't spend them on 'cheap' items, go for the more expensive items on the menu. It is almost better to buy that one cheaper item out-of-pocket, and use your token elsewhere for something a bit more expensive.
Let me know if you have any other questions, and i'll try to help!
I can't find the Flower and Garden details, but have a bit of info on the Food & Wine version for you as a guide;If they offer these where would we purchase them and how much did they cost?
This is from wdwent.com - its Epcot Page may be correct. He does obtain his info from Disney, so...
Garden Rocks Concert Series acts(Friday-Monday):
- TBA March 2-5
- TBA March 9-12
- TBA March 16-19
- TBA March 23-26
- TBA March 30-April 2
- Foghat April 6-7
- TBA April 8-9
- TBA April 13-16
- TBA April 20-23
- Blood Sweat & Tears April 27-30
- TBA May 11-14
- TBA May 18-21
- The Spinners May 25-28