The Top 3 Countries to Visit in Epcot

The 11 pavilions in Epcot are filled with authentic buildings, restaurants, and attractions from each of their respective countries. We’ve ranked the top three, so you know what to check off your list when you visit The Most Magical Place on Earth.

3. Norway

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The Norway pavilion recently made its way to the top of many Frozen fans’ lists thanks to Frozen Ever After. The ride, based off the hit movie, takes guests through snowy scenes from the film and features all the main characters. The country also offers Princess Storybook Dining for your little princess. Be sure to make a reservation beforehand.

2. Mexico

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This Epcot country has it all. The San Angel Inn Restaurante, one of Mexico’s two restaurants, is a perfect place to grab lunch or dinner at the base of a picturesque Mayan ruin. The boat ride, Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros, is relaxing and a great way to take a break from the heat. Also, there’s a waterfront restaurant that not only has delicious authentic Mexican dishes, but a killer margarita as well.

1. France

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If you’re looking for a great culinary experience, France is where you’ll want to enjoy a meal. Les Chefs de France, one of the two restaurants in the pavilion, is delicious (you’ve got to try the French Onion Soup), and it’s a little more reasonably priced. If you’re looking to spend a little more on a special meal, Monsieur Paul is nothing shy of elegant. Unfortunately, France lacks in the amusement department, but coming soon there will be a Ratatouille ride similar to the 4D ride Ratatouille: The Adventure in Disneyland Paris.

Source: msn.com©


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