AA Mom And Kids Mickey Ice Cream Bar; DinoLand U.S.A.; animal kingdom
  • On Jun 7, 2013
    Bethany Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    We are visiting Epcot on Oct 28th. Too much for one day obv. What are the must-dos for us: grandparents, parents, 5yr old and baby? Also Liberty Inn or Electric Umbrella for lunch? Supper is Rose & Crowne for Illuminations! Thanks for your help

    Hi Bethany,

    I think you are wise to realize that Epcot is tough to cover in one day! It is actually two parks in one.

    With your family, I would visit a few areas in Future World and then tour the countries. In Future World, Spaceship Earth, Living Seas and Living with the Land can be enjoyed by everyone. Test Track, Soarin' and Mission: SPACE have restrictions and someone will need to use the Rider Swap to watch the baby and maybe the five year old. 

    As for the countries, each one has something unique and special. I encourage you to start at Mexico and tour around the world until you reach the United Kingdom and Rose and Crown. There are activities for your five year old at each country at the Kidcot Fun Stops.

    You also have the fun of the International Food & Wine Festival to enjoy around the World Showcase.

    As for lunch, I would eat at Electric Umbrella prior to heading over to World Showcase. You could also eat at Sunshine Seasons in the Land which is my personal favorite because of the variety of food. Or eat in a country.

    Wishing you a magical vacation!
    Beth
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