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5 Ways to Spend Time in Future World (without Riding an Attraction)

2. Innoventions of Tomorrow At the exit of Spaceship Earth, guests can explore, learn, and design elements that will be a part of the world of tomorrow.  These interactive activities are fun for kids and adults alike.  They can also be a good distraction on a hot or rainy day in Epcot.  Again, rather than having to ride Spaceship Earth fi

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5 Ways to Spend Time in Future World (without Riding an Attraction)

3. Greenhouse Tour Over at the Land Pavilion, guests can take their knowledge from the Living with the Land attraction a step further by signing up for the Behind the Seeds tour.  This informative tour is offered multiple times a day and takes guests through the greenhouses in the pavilion where they learn more about the plants and their

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5 Ways to Spend Time in Future World (without Riding an Attraction)

4. Creatures of the Deep Guests can learn all about a variety of marine life by going to the Seas with Nemo and Friends Pavilion.  Most guests end up exiting into the aquarium portion of the pavilion after riding the Seas with Nemo and Friends, but guests can head directly into the aquarium by veering all the way to the left as they appro

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5 Ways to Spend Time in Future World (without Riding an Attraction)

5. Drinking Around the World Guests don’t have to head to World Showcase to be able to sample the flavors of the world!  Located near Starbucks, guests can head into Club Cool sponsored by Coca-Cola.  Here guests will find specialty merchandise, but also fountains for a variety of Coke flavors and other soft drink varieties from around th

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5 Ways to Spend Time in Future World (without Riding an Attraction)

When spending time in Future World, most people are deciding with Future World attraction to use their FastPass on: Soarin’ Around the World or Test Track.  Or maybe opting for a classic in Spaceship Earth or Journey Into Imagination.  However, there is much for guests to see and do in Epcot’s Future World without riding an attraction.  H

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10 Tips and Tricks For Beating the Crowds at Walt Disney World

1. Be Flexible No matter how much time you spend preparing and planning your trip, things will naturally unfold based on many factors. If you have to change or alter your plans, don’t panic. Having an open mind and being flexible is your key to a successful trip. Don’t fret over the small stuff and try to take it one step at a time. You m

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10 Tips and Tricks For Beating the Crowds at Walt Disney World

2. Arrive Early Arriving at the parks early is ideal. Crowds gradually increase every hour the park is open. However, if you get there about 30 minutes before the park opens, you can bee-line it to any ride or attraction you desire! Going through security can take time, so arriving early will provide you more time in the parks having fun.

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10 Tips and Tricks For Beating the Crowds at Walt Disney World

3. Check Wait Times Thanks to the My Disney Experience app, you can check wait times throughout the day. This will help you plan out your stay and hit up the rides and attractions at the best time. Wait times fluctuate depending on the time of day, so it’s best to check it frequently.

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10 Tips and Tricks For Beating the Crowds at Walt Disney World

4. Don’t Eat During Rush Hours Try to catch your meals at optimum times. If you plan to eat on the early side, aim for before 11:30 A.M. or after 2:30 P.M. If you want to eat a bit later, try to get something before 5 P.M. or after 8 P.M. The restaurants at the parks tend to fill up quick, so don’t forget about your hotel dining options a

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10 Tips and Tricks For Beating the Crowds at Walt Disney World

5. Stay For the Latest Parade There are typically a few different parades at each park on a daily basis. At the Magic Kingdom, the night parade is usually presented twice. If you want to avoid crowds, try and stay for the latest one. By this time, most people have already left the park, especially those with young children. It’s definitel

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