The 2019 Epcot Food and Wine Festival kicks off on August 29th! It’s still two months away but we simply can’t wait to try all the new items and returning favorites at this year’s Festival Marketplace Food Booths! (Did you hear? The full menus are now available!)
Epcot Food and Wine Festival: Japan Booth
We imagine many of you are currently making your own lists for everything you’d like to try based off of today’s release. But, of course, half the trick to making the most of your time at the Festival is finding everything!
So we’ve got something that can help you prepare your Food and Wine Festival strategy: it’s our annual gift of the Disney Food Blog 2019 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Map! (Be sure to click the image to enlarge for easier reading and printing.)
Epcot Food and Wine Festival Map — Disney Food Blog Edition. CLICK TO ENLARGE OR PRINT
Remember, as is noted on the map, locations are subject to change. But we think this will be a helpful tool for you as you start to plan all your must-nosh stops!
Check out the FULL MENUS for all of the 2019 Food Booths here!
We hope our map is useful for your Epcot Food and Wine Festival planning!
Ready to Plan for Your 2019 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Trip?
Pre-order the DFB Guide to the 2019 Epcot Food & Wine Festival e-Book today! This 250+-page guide to the Festival offers insider tips and advice as well as all of the details you need to know to plan your best Festival visit ever.
Your purchase includes several bonus items as well — including a full daily schedule of events at the Festival and a printable World Showcase Booth Menu Checklist to carry with you as you Eat around the World!
As part of the pre-order you’ll receive a preliminary edition of the 2019 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Guide with a fully-updated Daily Schedule of Events!
Pre-order your 2019 edition today! Don’t miss a moment of the fun!
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How are you planning for the 2019 Epcot Food & Wine Festival? Let us know in the comments!
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I see on the WDW site that EPCOT’s hours are just 9am-10pm (mostly) at this point. No difference between Future World and World Showcase. Is this a new thing, maybe due to closures, that it’s just ‘one park’ where everything opens at 9, is that true?
WDW hours also say Food and Wine festival starts at 9am — is that also true, the food booths will open at 9? I was there last year, and World Showcase (usually) opened later, like 11.30, I think, along with the food booths.
Just trying to figure out when the booths will be serving food this year. 🙂 Anyone?
This is awesome. And THANK YOU SO MUCH for orienting the map with how you enter the park! The official maps drive me nuts b/c to me they’re upside down. This is great!
No Light Lab this year??
Hope, that’s correct.
Tom N., we expect food booths will open at 11AM as per usual, but if we hear anything different, we’ll update ASAP. World Showplace will likely open at 9AM (as the Festival Center used to do), so perhaps that’s the reason for listing 9AM on the calendar.
I’m disappointed that Poland is not here again. I really the apple drink!
Ed, the Frozen Apple Pie drink is at Appleseed Orchards this year!
I would like to know how to get a epcot pass for the food fest time frame since I am not a Disney pass holder and if this is possible how much it would be.
We always enjoyed the Festival Center in the old Wonders of Life building. We didn’t do seminars, but we enjoyed walking around and shopping in there. Have they done away with it now that Epcot is refurbishing so much?
Carrie, right. The Wonders of Life pavilion is being reworked into a new pavilion for the future, so presumably they couldn’t use it as a Festival Center this year. World Showplace appears to be the go-to location for things that were in Festival Center, and the O Canada theater will be open for folks to cool down, according to Disney.
Stephanie, guests attending Food and Wine need a regular Epcot admission ticket, and the food booth offerings are an additional cost.
How much extra is the food and wine festival
Time can’t pass slower until 29th of August… Only 1 month and 25 days. Any suggestions regarding what to try out?
Dorothy, we will put together our Best of the Fest post on August 29 when we’ve tried all the food booth items, but in the meantime, you can peruse the 2018 Best of the Fest, which has some returning items for this year, too! Click here.
AJ made a quick comment about a promo where, if you buy cheese items, you get a free piece of cheesecake. Anyone know the details?
Linda, I it’s Emile’s Fromage Montage.
I understand that while on the DDP, we can request to switch a QS meal for 3 snack items (on same bill). Is that true of the booth at the Food and Wine Festival also? I couldn’t find the answer anywhere. Thanks!
Amelia, yes! If there are three snack credit eligible items at a single booth that you want to try, you can apply a Quick Service credit for them.