Orlando · Walt Disney World · Lake Buena Vista surroundings
What to see and do at Disney: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT and Springs
The castle, the pavilions of the world and a pause by the water.
A multi-day offering that combines Magic Kingdom and EPCOT with the Disney Springs district. They are different venues within the large Walt Disney World complex, outside of Downtown Orlando.
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What to visit at Disney: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT and Springs
PLACES AND EXPERIENCES
What to do at Disney: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT and Springs
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Magic Kingdom Park
Cinderella Castle and the different areas of the park bring together attractions, characters and shows inspired by Disney stories.
Activities for your visit
- Explore the areas of the park and choose attractions according to your interests.
- Check the entertainment schedule for the day of your visit.
Tips for this place
- Dedicate a day to this park and leave room for internal transfers.
- Check which activities correspond to events with separate entry.
Disney's official shared selector: choose a valid Magic Kingdom ticket, your date and type. Special events may require another ticket.
Reference sources and location
Orientative reference of the venue; it does not indicate an entrance, ticket office, parking lot or an accessible route.
Reference coordinates: 28.418611, -81.581111.
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EPCOT
A park that combines exploration, technology, nature and country pavilions around World Showcase.
Activities for your visit
- Choose attractions from the park's exploration areas.
- Stroll through the World Showcase pavilions.
Tips for this place
- Distribute the visit between the different areas without trying to see everything.
- Meals and some experiences are paid for or booked separately.
Disney's official shared selector: choose a valid EPCOT ticket, your date and mode. Special events may require another ticket.
Reference sources and location
Orientative reference of the venue; it does not indicate an entrance, ticket office, parking lot or an accessible route.
Reference coordinates: 28.371, -81.55.
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Disney Springs
A Walt Disney World shopping, dining and entertainment district where you can arrange a ride without theme park admission.
Activities for your visit
- Stroll through the commercial areas and spaces next to the water.
- Choose a restaurant or show and check their own conditions.
Tips for this place
- Access to the district does not include consumption or shows.
- Arrange round-trip transportation based on your starting point.
Access to the district without park entrance. Restaurants, activities and shows have their own payments or reservations.
Reference sources and location
Orientative reference of the venue; it does not indicate an entrance, ticket office, parking lot or an accessible route.
Reference coordinates: 28.370254, -81.520985.
A PROPOSAL TO ORGANIZE YOURSELF
3-Day Disney Itinerary: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, and Springs
- Day 1
A day at Magic Kingdom
Spend the day at Magic Kingdom with your organized ticket and a selection of attractions tailored to your group.
- Day 2
Exploration at EPCOT
Reserve another day for EPCOT, alternating its exploration areas with the World Showcase pavilions.
- Day 3
A walk through Disney Springs
Tour the Disney Springs district and add a restaurant or show only if you organize your own conditions.
Tips for visiting Disney: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT and Springs
- Assign a day to each park and organize Springs as a standalone tour.
- The tickets share the official selector: check park, date and mode.
LOCAL FLAVORS
What to eat at Disney: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT and Springs
Orlando brings together Florida flavors, southern tradition and Cuban cuisine. Discover these dishes and a citrus drink between parks and walks around the city.
A Florida classic
Key lime pie
Creamy key lime pie with a cookie or dough base. A dessert linked to the Florida Keys that you can also try in Orlando.
Reference: Visit Florida · Regional flavors
Cuban tradition present in Florida
Cuban sandwich
Pressed and toasted Cuban bread with roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and mustard. A bite of the Cuban tradition present in Florida.
Reference: Visit Florida · Cuban cuisine
Flavors of the Florida coast
Grouper
Fish with white, firm flesh, served grilled, spiced or fried. It is one of the flavors of Florida coastal cuisine.
Reference: Visit Florida · Florida Fish
Southern Cuisine in Orlando
Shrimp and grits
Shrimp on a creamy ground corn base. A dish of southern tradition that you will find in Orlando's gastronomic offer.
Reference: Visit Orlando · Southern Cuisine
A Florida appetizer
Fried alligator bites
Breaded and fried alligator meat, served in bites with sauce. An option from Florida cuisine that is also prepared in Orlando.
Reference: Visit Orlando · Flavors of Orlando
Central Florida Citrus Tradition
Florida orange juice
A citrus break to accompany breakfast. Look for juice made from Florida oranges and discover the region's citrus tradition.
Reference: Visit Florida · Central Florida Citrus
Sources to prepare your visit
Reference location: Wikidata · Magic Kingdom.
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