PHOTOS - Inside Out meet and greet with Joy and Sadness now open at Epcot

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Sunday April 3, 2016 9:16pm EDT · "Character Spot"
PHOTOS - Inside Out meet and greet with Joy and Sadness now open at Epcot
Character Spot expands on the former Innoventions side with Inside Out joining BAYMAX

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Inside Out with Joy and Sadness meet and greet

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Epcot's Character Spot expanded further into the former Inventions West space today with the opening of the new Inside Out meet and greet.

Guests can meet Joy and Sadness from the Inside Out movie daily from park open to park close.

The meet and greet is located across from the original Character Spot, and is adjacent to the recently opened BAYMAX meet and greet.

Both Inside Out and BAYMAX are standby only with separate queues, and are not part of the FastPass+ that guests can use for the original Character Spot with Mickey and friends.

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↩ replying to durhay
They could update the whole pavilion without an IP tie in.

But they won't.
↩ replying to Journey_On
They should be starting at 9am.
PHOTOS - Inside Out meet and greet with Joy and Sadness now open at Epcot
Perfect use of the space.

Futurecom. How you've fallen.
↩ replying to jensenrick
Pooh meets at his ride in mk with tigger! so at least we still have pooh
↩ replying to WondersOfLife
I find it fitting that Baymax and Joy and Sadness both meet at Epcot after I remembered Baymax's quote on crying.
Money is the root to all evil
Looks awesome!
↩ replying to DreamFinders
Hey that doesn't look too bad, IMO
↩ replying to WondersOfLife
I honestly agree. I'd say it's favorable to all of the other Epcot IP overlays so far.
↩ replying to Bryan Slater
No, actually. LOVE of money is the root of all evil.
↩ replying to Matt_Black
I'd say power over money, but either way.
↩ replying to RSoxNo1
It's "Love of money" in the Bible, which is where the saying originates, or at least which popularized the saying.
Forgot this opened today, would've stopped by. Oh well. :p