What do you do in Future World besides rides?

[Delirium]

There are plenty of vacant buildings to explore if you can find a way in.

 

[RustManFan]

We always spend time in the Seas seeing all the exhibits and watching the manatees. Too bad Image Works is no more since we also enjoyed it a great deal

 

[GaryDis]

But back to the original topic, any delectable snacks in FW?

It used to be my go-to place for chocolate covered frozen bananas, but they're no longer on my must-have list. I'm sure things have changed since I was last there, but still, it never struck me as high on the creative snack departments, unless you count the sodas at Club Cool.

Now, if I could get a good bowl of (kosher) matzo ball soup in Epcot, my day would be made. At least for the cold weather visits.

 

[MatzoBelle]

Now, if I could get a good bowl of (kosher) matzo ball soup in Epcot, my day would be made. At least for the cold weather visits.

Maybe they could open Minna's 50s Prime Time Deli near the front of the park (so we don't have to walk too far).

 

[Stinky_Pete]

Sometimes I like to just sit on a bench in one of the breezeways and relax.

I also like to watch the Jammitors and the main fountain.

During the holiday season there's sometimes other performers on a stage by the fountain I like to watch.

 

[BrokeMack]

Chip and Dale are always fun and don't really have lines (they meet near Soarin', so that probably has something to do with it).

 

[Newsies]

Yet everyone acts like it's this mean trick to play on others. "Ooh I got you good. You drank something mildly bitter." /rant

I totally agree with this. I have family in Italy who drink "Sanbitter" (a different type of Beverly drink... if Beverly is Coca-Cola, think of Sanbitter as Pepsi) with a majority of their afternoon meals. When I tried it at Epcot, I was almost let down when I realized that it just was that drink... everybody thinks it's this huge, hilarious prank... when real Italians visit the parks and try Beverly, they must be so confused at all the hype.