Today’s the day! We’re LIVE at the Epcot International Festival of the Arts — a celebration of the Visual, Performing, and Culinary Arts!!
2019 Festival of the Arts Passport
And you know what that means…
We’re bringing you ALL of the Festival of the Arts FOOD and more!
This year’s Festival of the Arts features 14 food booths — also known as Food Studios — and 6 other locations with Festival-specific eats and drinks with an emphasis on artistic presentation.
Espresso art at Joffrey’s in Future World
There may even be a few surprises along the way…
Festival of the Arts-inspired Seasonal Dessert at Sunshine Seasons
Plus there are demos, live performances, and artists creating masterpieces right before your eyes! YOU may even get to take a part in the ART…
Figment Interactive Mural from the 2017 Festival of the Arts
We’re spending today gathering food booth menus with prices and pictures of every single item!
And to help you decide what you’ve absolutely GOT TO TRY, we’ll bring you our Best of the Fest later today!
Chocolate, Peanut Butter and Pretzel Crunch
Kick off the 2019 Year in Epcot Festivals with your pals here at the DFB!
Don’t miss a bite! Check out our food booth menus — with pictures added all day long!
What’s your favorite part of Epcot’s International Festival of the Arts? Tell us in the comments!
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The brie in a breadbowl from France is so yummy!!
I’m going to be at Disney World for this event. How long are the lines typically in front of the food booths?
Krisstoff, it depends on when you go. Evenings and weekends tend to be busier. Lines are typically shortest when the booths first open each day (11AM). Overall, lines aren’t as crazy as Food & Wine, but expect to spend a little time waiting for food. 🙂 Have a great time!