The Italy pavilion is one of my favorite places to visit at Epcot. The Venice replicated architecture alone is exquisite. Gorgeous bridges, gondolas and fountains adorn the pavilion, as well as the beautiful gardens spread throughout. There are no rides or major attractions found in the Italy pavilion other than the daily street performers and the occasional meet and greet with Pinocchio, it is truly a place for romance, peace and rest. Read more
Yet another country in Epcot’s World Showcase is Germany. As you enter the quaint little German village, you are greeted with cobblestone streets, a gorgeous fountain and beautiful architecture, including a chiming clock tower. Read more
Last time, we looked at main course items you can get for a deal in Epcot. Now it’s time for dessert …
The Expensive Version
At Tutto Italia, you get a single espresso for $3.50 or a double for $5.95.
The Less-Expensive Version
Outside, at the Italy gelato cart, the same single runs you $2.75 while the double sets you back $4.00
The Least-Expensive Version
Over near Showplace Plaza, a double from Espresso Coffee and Pastries will set you back only $2.99.
Potential Savings: $2.96 Read more
The Mexico Pavilion in Epcot’s World Showcase offers both indoor and outdoor experiences. The large pyramid is a model of the Aztec Temple of Quetzalcoatl in Teotihuacan, Mexico. As you enter, you will see Mexican woodcarvers and artists working in a Folk Art Gallery. Further on there are vendors in a street market selling authentic Mexican jewelry, blankets, pottery and clothing. Read more
Epcot is one of my favorite places on property for a meal—there are just so many choices! And, as I learned this week, there are many, many opportunities to save a couple of bucks on your main meal. Read more