The Epcot International Festival of the Holidays begins on November 18th, and we’ve been busy preparing for it by making a list of all the festive food and drinks we’d like to try… which, in the case of us here at DFB, means EVERYTHING!
Epcot International Festival of the Holidays
Twelve Holiday Kitchen food booths — plus special menus at Taste Track and additional food offerings around Epcot — will present cuisine representing holiday traditions from around the globe.
American Holiday Table at Epcot’s Festival of the Holidays
And to help you make sure you don’t miss anything on your own Must-Try list for the Festival, we’ve created the DFB Printable Epcot Festival of the Holidays Food Booth Checklist!
We’ve prepared the DFB Printable Epcot Festival of the Holidays Food Booth Checklist to help you track all your snacks!
Be sure to print out your list by clicking the image below to make sure you don’t miss any of your top picks!
Which item are you most excited to try at the Epcot Festival of the Holidays? Please let us know with a comment!
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Will you be posting Festival of the Holidays menu prices soon?
Marnie, when the signs go up, we will post the prices!
I have Celiac Disease – must be 100% gluten free. Will there be any options for GF foods for the festival or will I just need to enjoy the wine?
Sheryl, they do offer some gluten free items. On our Holiday Kitchens page, you’ll find GF options noted in parentheses. And when the menus go up, we’ll post pictures of those, too, and they often have notations on them. Hope this helps!
Sheryl, as Sarah mentioned yes they have item marked GF. BUT, if you are sensitive to cross-contamination please be aware that booth foods are prepared in shared kitchen facilities. So they can’t be 100% sure. (I’m not GF, but this is the feedback I’ve gotten from booth Cast Members when I’ve asked about my allergens.)
Thank you for the feedback. Thank you also for the shared-kitchen aspect too – yes cross contamination is a big deal…So I may just have to watch everyone eat and just enjoy the wine 🙂