Do you have to buy an admission ticket to Epcot to dine at one of their restaurants?
Posted on 19. Nov, 2009 by Donald Duck in EPCOT
I was wondering if you have to buy an admission ticket to dine at one of Epcot’s restaurants in the showcase.
The Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World: Over 600 Secrets of the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom
$7.49
Sure, it’s the Happiest Place on Earth, but how much do the 45 million-plus people who visit the Disney World theme parks annually really know about it? From where to find all the hidden Mickeys to the truth behind Madame Leota’s ring at the Haunted Mansion, readers learn all about the hidden magic that permeates these fabulous resorts in this tell-all handbook. Readers also get the insider’s take on:The smell of home-baked cookies on Main Street in the Magic KingdomThe Fountain of World Friendship in Epcot that contains water from rivers and oceans around the globeWalt Disney’s opening day speech tapped out in Morse Code in FrontierlandThe eco-friendly benches (recycled milk jugs) in the Animal KingdomTwo versions of The Great Movie Ride at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosComplete with secret tips from Disney’s Imagineers, this book is the perfect in-park companion for Disney World fans. >>Read More
The Music of Disneyland: Walt Disney World and Epcot Center
CD made in 1988 for sale exclusively in Walt Disney theme parks. Contains 28 various songs from Walt Disney World, Disneyland, and Epcot Center. Music from the Main Street Electrical Parade, Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Tours, The Haunted Mansion, Spaceship Earth, and many more are included. >>Read More
The Imagineering Field Guide to Epcot at Walt Disney World–Updated!
$9.95
The Imagineering Field Guide series answers the question: “What would it be like to walk through a Disney park with an Imagineer by your side?” A lot of fun, actually! And extremely interesting. The Imagineering Field Guide to Epcot at Walt Disney World provides that experience-explaining large concepts and pointing out subtle details, revealing stories, back stories, and Imagineering insights never before heard, and showing sketches, paintings, and schematics used to develop the look of each attraction, condensed into a portable, easily referenced park guide. These user-friendly, beautifully illustrated guides are innovative and entertaining books that will enrich the guests’ time at the happiest places on earth. And now the series is being updated to include all the new attractions, shows, and lands in the Disney parks. Who better to tour you around the Disney parks than the Imagineers who created them? And what better than to have the most recent insider information? It’s all in the Imagineering Field Guides. >>Read More
NEW Walt Disney World Deluxe Monorail Train Playset Toy Epcot Scale Model Train System
$99.99
Disney Theme Park Exclusive:
NEW Disney Theme Park Official Deluxe Monorail Train Playset.
Join Monorail Pilot Mickey Mouse in full costume and his friends as they steer you along Walt Disney Worlds Monorail system and be a part of Disney’s Magic in Motion.
*Passenger cabins feature decorated interiors, clear windows and functioning doors.
*Over 14 feet of track (12 curved and 2 straight pieces)
*Makes 61 1/2″ X 49″ oval or 49″ circle configuration.
*Working headlight and authentic Monorail sound.
*Uses 2 “AA” batteries (NOT INCLUDED)
*Some assembly required.
*Includes EIGHT Characters. (Mickey Mouse in Monorail Pilot Costume, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Pluto, Stitch, Lilo & Goofy.)
*Compatible with early models from at least 1999 to present. However there was a model sold in the early to mid 1990’s which the track is NOT compatible.
***Actual Monorail color may vary due to availability on property. Feel free to email us regarding current color stripe.
***Because this item is not only a toy and more so a treasured collector’s piece we take great measures in our shipping of this Monorail. Your new monorail is packed inside a NEW 20 x 12 x 12 inch 200 pound crush test Heavy Gauge corrugated box.***
Now you can own a true piece of the Magic In Motion as used at the WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT and DISNEYLAND!
The Walt Disney World Resort is currently operating twelve Mark IV Monorail trains on three lines of service. The Monorail system opened in 1971 with two routes and with Mark IV monorail trains, expanded to three lines in 1982, and switched to Mark VI trains in 1989.
The Walt Disney World Monorail operates over a span of 14.7 miles, with around 50 Million Disney guests traveling on the monorail each year. >>Read More
The Imagineering Field Guide to Epcot at Walt Disney World
$5.26
Second in this line of pocket-size paperbacks, this one answers the question: “What would it be like to walk through Epcot with an Imagineer by your side?” The Imagineering Field Guide to Epcot provides that experience: pointing out details and telling stories, back stories, and Imagineering insights never before heard, condensed into a portable, easily referenced park guide. These user-friendly, beautifully illustrated guides are innovative and entertaining books that will enrich the guests’ time at the happiest places on earth. >>Read More
Walt Disney World Millennium Celebration
$55.00
If anyone could corner the millennium, Disney could. In presenting the theme music to its millennium celebration at Epcot Center in Florida, the megacorporation attempts a grand, musical year-2000 salute. Naturally, World Millennium Celebration weaves plenty of fiery brass, warm sting passages, stirring voices, and a mix of space romance and Earth adventure into the fabric of this fantasy work. Executive Music Producer Steve Skorija’s task seems to be providing a backdrop for live performance, a scrim to unfurl behind the spectacle. And in doing so, the themes “Reflections of Earth,” “We Go On,” “Tapestry of Nations,” “Promise,” and “Celebrate the Future Hand in Hand” (complete as a gospel version as well) have an “Up with People” undercurrent that is ambiguous even as it is mildly diverting. On those merits, Millennium Celebration succeeds as a score. But for sheer entertainment value, the CD needs to give us more of the legendary mouse’s magic and less of its roar. –Martin Keller >>Read More
4 Responses to “Do you have to buy an admission ticket to Epcot to dine at one of their restaurants?”
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LoveIsDead1993: whered u guys get the costumes? how much? and how ...
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wnc007
19. Nov, 2009
Yes
Nisha Laquisha
19. Nov, 2009
yes
its worth it
Go to the one with the fish aquariums, best food, and best view
its in the corner somewhere
but if you go to the animal kingdom lodge, theres a good restaurant named Boma’s or something. especially the desserts yum yum
In France, theire is this one amazing pastry shop, take the strawberry tarts. (this is in epcot)
itchianna
19. Nov, 2009
Yes, there is no entrance without a ticket.
Doncy
19. Nov, 2009
I worked there for 7 years…yes you do have to have a ticket, if the restaurant is on “the inside” of the parks. There are plenty of “themed” restaurants outside of all the major theme parks, but yet still on WDW property. There would be no way for WDW to monitor the guests who are just there to eat…and those who are just there to play in the park. If you didn’t have a ticket and only went there to eat…what would stop you from spending the rest of the day in the park?
Makes since, right?
Doncy