New kiosks in EPCOT World Celebration Gardens are to become Festival Markets

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Friday February 23, 2024 8:53am ET · "EPCOT"
New kiosks in EPCOT World Celebration Gardens are to become Festival Markets
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The recently installed kiosks in the new World Celebration Gardens will be used as Festival Markets, at least for the upcoming International Flower and Garden Festival.

 

A Festival Market sign has been installed on one of the kiosks, along with what appears to be a smaller festival display currently behind a black covering.

The kiosks are likely flexible merchandise stands and will offer different products during each of the parks festivals and seasons.

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↩ replying to yensidtlaw1969
But without an Instagram series from him about it... will we ever truly know?
↩ replying to TheEPCOTHistorian
Since they are elegidly opening Flower and Garden as the first time festival with World Celebration wishing next year they move all the art booths next to the countries here instead since the art put there has no relations to the countries and makes Epcot look like a flea market. Putting it here in WC is perfect! 🤗
↩ replying to DCBaker
Love this little detail of SSE reflecting in the panels here:
↩ replying to Disney Analyst
Those new kiosks kind of remind me of the world key kiosks
I'm quite a fan of the aesthetic of this new building so far. Just wish it wasn't taking so long
↩ replying to J4546
so agree! wow it's turning out better than I thought. I thought all the triangle panels would be filled and Grey but no.
The mural is like "Hey look at all the fun things you loved about EPCOT that we removed or shuttered!...lol Enjoy your corporate office park setting.
Walked through the center spine tonight. Lights on the ground were on but not changing colors with what was on SSE. However, I only saw part of one show, so it was a very small sample size.

Not impressed with what I did see. Lighting is needed on the paths, they are rather dark. Most people seemed to be trying to get from A to B without caring what was there. Again, brief time there so small sample size.

Irritated with some of the things chosen in the front half of the park. Talking about inspiring guests but using bits of a ride that has been gone for 25 years in conjunction with the bastardization of the park’s icon seems… disingenuous, at best. The BGM lacks punch in person, confirming my thoughts when listening to it on the interwebs. Fine for an aquarium or city science center.
↩ replying to Bocabear
was thinking the same thing just before I saw your post...
↩ replying to HauntedPirate
I think they have some problems on their hands that are going to have to be addressed.
↩ replying to Bocabear
Horizons being there is just a gut punch