World showcase quick service

[Isabelle12345]

we are planning a night to eat/drink around the world on a non festival night
What do the lines look like at quick service locations in World showcase on a Sunday night? Would it be possible to do all countries in 4-4,5 hours? (We will be sharing drinks and having snacks / QS at a few locations)
Any recommendations on the order of countries or on specific not-to-be-missed items??

 

[`OhanaHare]

Sunday nights aren't bad from experience, esp when there is no festival at the time.

 

[Isabelle12345]

Sunday nights aren't bad from experience, esp when there is no festival at the time.

Great that’s good to hear!!!

 

[Aimeedyan]

I've never found the lines at QS to be long at all (esp compared to MK spots!). Maybe 1-2 people in front of you? Often we can just walk straight up.

You should be fine!

 

[Isabelle12345]

I've never found the lines at QS to be long at all (esp compared to MK spots!). Maybe 1-2 people in front of you? Often we can just walk straight up.

You should be fine!

Thanks
That’s exactly the reason I am asking I have only been to MK recently and seeing that there are essentially no mobile ordering I was worried that we would spend all of our time in line!

 

[SamFaniam]

The only place that ever seems to develop a significant line is Les Halles in France. Oh, and Starbucks!

 

[epcotobsessed]

We do this multiple times every trip, always in well under 4 hours. You certainly could do it in 4 hours if you wanted to walk slowly and explore every inch, which is the best way to do it if this will be your first time. We prefer to get snacks rather than full meals - you get to try a wider variety that way.

 

[Isabelle12345]

We do this multiple times every trip, always in well under 4 hours. You certainly could do it in 4 hours if you wanted to walk slowly and explore every inch, which is the best way to do it if this will be your first time. We prefer to get snacks rather than full meals - you get to try a wider variety that way.

Yes that’s exactly what we were planning to do!
Glad to see it’s possible!
Any hints as to which country to hit last for a good fireworks viewing location if we don’t get a FP for Illuminations?

 

[Simba's Mom]

I find QS to be very uncrowded in the evening, particularly since many guests go to TS for their evening meal. At lunchtime is when QS is packed! I remember one time going to a QS place for dinner and there was virtually no one there. I asked the CM "Are you open?" it was so uncrowded.

 

[disneygolfer1985]

I will also had Les Halles in France will be the most popular QS in the WS. Dinner could be bad because many will get dessert depending on when you go. I usually eat there twice when I go. The harder part is finding a place to sit.

 

[jbehr12]

we are planning a night to eat/drink around the world on a non festival night
What do the lines look like at quick service locations in World showcase on a Sunday night? Would it be possible to do all countries in 4-4,5 hours? (We will be sharing drinks and having snacks / QS at a few locations)
Any recommendations on the order of countries or on specific not-to-be-missed items??

Since there are so many food choices the lines at any one QS in Epcot are never that bad. Especially when a festival is going on, there are just more choices.

 

[epcotobsessed]

Yes that’s exactly what we were planning to do!
Glad to see it’s possible!
Any hints as to which country to hit last for a good fireworks viewing location if we don’t get a FP for Illuminations?

We always manage to find a good spot but we don't have one in particular - the bridge between England and France is often very crowded because so many people want to make a quick exit to the Boardwalk resorts. Mexico and Canada (and in between) is also often crowded since that's the closest to the front exit where folks board the buses. The Italy piazza can be a great spot, and I have heard that the terrace outside Tokyo Dining is a favorite for some - we have never tried that but probably will next trip.

 

[Aimeedyan]

I would also add - don't get discouraged/walk away when you see the line at the French bakery. It moves very quickly. We were there again Saturday night and it started outside the roped off queue but we were still in and out in 10 minutes. They typically even ask you if you know what you want before they hand you off to a CM which clearly helps keep things moving

 

[DisBuckMan]

I would also add - don't get discouraged/walk away when you see the line at the French bakery. It moves very quickly. We were there again Saturday night and it started outside the roped off queue but we were still in and out in 10 minutes. They typically even ask you if you know what you want before they hand you off to a CM which clearly helps keep things moving

We were there Saturday night as well. They move the line at a very quick pace there.