Happy Monday, Orlando Treasures families! If you’ve got a sweet spot for global flavors and festive fun, you’ll be delighted to hear that the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is in full swing, running now through November 22, 2025—all within your standard EPCOT admission. It’s an easy, budget-friendly way to savor the world…one tasty bite at a time.
What’s New & Notable This Year
This big foodie fest brings back over 35 Global Marketplaces, each offering small—but delightfully flavorful—plates perfect for sharing. New themed booths include a Guardians of the Galaxy–inspired eatery, and tasty favorites like Bramblewood Bites and Pumpkin Mascarpone Ravioli from Forest & Field return with fall flair.
What Makes It Family-Friendly
- Affordable variety: Dishes range between $4 and $12, making it easy to try plenty while staying on budget.
- Great for little taste-testers: Small portions let everyone take a bite without breaking the bank.
- Fun Extras: Little ones can enjoy Remy’s Ratatouille Hide & Squeak scavenger hunt and Pluto’s Pumpkin Pursuit, plus outdoor play zones to burn extra energy.
- Hit the concerts: Eat to the Beat concerts play nightly at America Gardens Theatre—often included with your ticket. Comfortable evening entertainment for everyone.
Must-Try Picks for Families
- Bramblewood Bites — Fall-inspired treats with cozy flavors.
- Forest & Field — Their Pumpkin Mascarpone Ravioli is a big hit!
- Muppet-themed “Brew-Wing” booth — A fun favorite for Muppet fans with playful tastes.
Smart Planning for Family Visits
- Stay on budget: Consider using Disney gift card wristlets to set spending limits—fun and practical!
- Share everything: Sample small plates together—more flavors, less waste.
- Scout seating first: Find a spot to relax, then grab your snacks.
- Catch the music: Check showtimes for fun concert vibes with your meal.
- Dress comfy: Cool evenings are perfect for layers—a light jacket goes a long way.
EPCOT’s Food & Wine Festival is that rare magic mix of discovery, flavor, and fun—that feels big but works for families with little budgets and big appetites for new experiences. It’s fall, after all—time to taste your way around the world!
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