EPCOT

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AT A GLANCE...
Attractions
Characters
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Shopping

FUTURE WORLD
Club Cool
Innoventions
Journey into
   Imagination
Mission: Space
Spaceship Earth
Test Track
The Seas w/Nemo & Friends
The Land
--Soarin'
Universe of Energy

WORLD SHOWCASE
Mexico
Norway
China
Germany
Italy
American Adventure
Japan
Morocco
France
United Kingdom
Canada

ENTERTAINMENT
IllumiNations:
   Reflections of Earth
IllumiNations Boat
    Cruises
Innoventions Fountains
Live Entertainment
-- Off Kilter

SPECIAL EVENTS
Flower & Garden
   Festival
Food & Wine Festival

HOLIDAYS
Candlelight
   Processional
Epcot Storytellers
Holidays Around the
   World

TOURS
-- Around the World on a Segway
-- DiveQuest
-- Dolphins in Depth
-- Epcot Seas Aqua Tour
-- Gardens of the World
-- Undiscovered Future World

SPECIAL REPORTS
AllEars®
Features
Chocolate Around the
    World
Far East Finds a Home
    in Florida - The     Japan Pavilion
Exotic Treasures Found
    in Morocco
Ice Dreams and Rice
    Creams at Norway
Mission: Space - To Boldly
Go Where I Will Never Go Again
Not Just Kid's Stuff:
    Cranium Command
Re-Discovering Future World
Shopping Around the World

ARCHIVES
Captain EO
Food Rocks
Hidden Treasures Tour
HongKong DLPreview Center
Kitchen Kaberet
Kristos
Lord of the Dance
Millennium Celebration
Millennium Village
Muppet Mobile Lab
Person of the Century
Shockwave!
Skyleidoscope
Surprise in the Skies
The Power of Blast!
Tapestry of Dreams
Tapestry of Nations
Wonders of Life

1982 Guide Map

OTHER THEME PARKS
Animal Kingdom
Disney's Hollywood Studios
Magic Kingdom

Disneyland
Disney's California
    Adventure

Universal Orlando Resort

Matsuriza - Japanese Drums

The live entertainment in Epcot is worth the price of admission alone. First, for those who love the characters, there are plenty to see in Epcot. The Character Connection in Future World is a great place to start. Follow that with various meet and greets in the countries.

Walk through the Epcot turnstiles in the morning and head towards Test Track/ Mission Space or Soarin' and The Seas with Nemo and Friends. Your ears will awaken to what might just be the sounds of Trash Cans! That's right, the JAMMitors with their comedic cacophony and percussive artistry  are a favorite with kids!

Over in World Showcase, you can spend your entire day going from country to country and with cultural experiences from around the Globe. Beginning in Mexico, enjoy the beautiful costumes and traditional folk music of the Mariachi Cobre. Look for them in the outside courtyard or inside the shopping area.

Norway often has folk musicians, like the fiddle and ensemble of Spelmanns Gledje, while at China you can be mesmerized by the Dragon Legend Acrobats and enjoy the folk music of Si Xian inside the Temple of Heaven.

The Outpost hosts the musical trio, Wassalou, as well as Orisi Risi who perform drums and share African folklore.

In Germany, poke your head inside the Biergarten restaurant to catch a glimpse of Oktoberfest Musikanten, the delightful "oompah" band that treats the audience to singing saws and alpenhorn. There is sometimes seating inside for spectators who aren't dining there (especially in the afternoons).

Is your video camera ready? Be sure to arrive on time for the World Showcase Players, who also performin the United Kingdom and Italy. In the United Kingdom, they have adapted Shakespeare into audience participation comedies, not to mention their hilarious version of the search for the Holy Grail! Be on the lookout for the wildly funny, improvisational World Showcase Players.

You may also find the juggler Sergio in Italy and in France, the Serveur Amusant!

At the American Adventure, the Spirit of America Fife and Drum Corps bring you back to the 1700s with both costume design and sounds. The Voices of Liberty have been entertaining Epcot guests for many, many years. The a capella ensemble has a full repertoire of traditional American folk songs. During the holidays, the Voices fill the atrium of the American Adventure with a collection of traditional song.

There is almost always something going on at the America Gardens Theatre. Located across from the American Adventure, you can rest your feet for a while and be entertained by any variety of song and/or dance companies.  At Epcot's springtime Flower and Garden Festival, "Flower Power" acts from the 1960s, like Davy Jones of the Monkees and Arlo Guthrie, perform the hits that made them famous. Summers usually feature a themed concert series. During the fall's Food and Wine Festival, a variety of concerts with the theme "Eat to the Beat" take place.

From clear across the World Showcase lagoon come the sounds of Japanese drummers Matsuriza and children will love the Japanese Candy Artist, Miyuki.

Tired yet? There is a lot more entertainment in store for you! Have an early dinner in Morocco's Restaurant Marrakesh and listen to traditional music and enjoy the belly dancing! Outside you can enjoy the Middle Eastern flavored Mo' Rockin'!

What would a trip to the United Kingdom be like without the British Invasion? They play Beatles and other English tunes from the '60s. And inside the pub, there's usually a pianist or perhaps some strolling entertainment, too.

ast but certainly far from least you'll arrive in Canada, where you absolutely MUST make time to listen to a set by Celtic rockers Off Kilter! (We love them so much, they warrant their own page!) If you are looking for more traditional folk music, be sure to catch Fidler's Joy.

Deb's Not To Be Missed Epcot Live Entertainment:
JAMMitors (if your ears can take it) Future World
Dragon Legend Acrobats in China
Voices of Liberty in the American Adventure
World Showcase Players
Off Kilter in Canada

Not all entertainers perform daily and often there are specified show times. Be sure to pick up an Epcot Times Guide for times and appearances during your visit.

There is often entertainment you won't find listed in the Guide Map, providing a pleasant surprise when you see them.

Some entertainment is seasonal, sometimes it's just a limited engagement (Lord of the Dance), and some folks have become regulars (Off Kilter)!

This is just a small sampling of what is in store for you at Epcot!

For more information on Epcot and WDW Live Entertainment, visit Steve Soares WDW Entertainment Website. Steve updates it weekly to give you the latest online information available.