More details announced for the 2020 Epcot International Festival of the Arts

Nov 13, 2019 in "Epcot International Festival of the Arts"

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Posted: Wednesday November 13, 2019 9:12am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The Epcot International Festival of the Arts returns in the new year for a 39 day celebration of the visual, culinary and performing arts.

Epcot Festival of the Arts - Main entrance decor

In addition to the recently announced Disney on Broadway performers, you can also take park in:

A Le Cellier Brunch in the Canada pavilion, a leisurely prix fixe bounty each Saturday and Sunday in the relaxing Canadian chateau. Reservations required.
Explore the Green Landing Family Play Zone where Wall-E and Eve invite the entire family to enjoy a lush, green environment built for exploring.
Jump into photo-ops located throughout Epcot, such as the Peter Pan Storybook installation by the United Kingdom pavilion where guests can flap their fins in Mermaid Lagoon or get their pirate on at Skull Rock.
Grab a paintbrush and add color to a wall mural along World Showcase Plaza.
Join Figment’s Brush with the Masters, a scavenger hunt where the friendly dragon has painted himself into famous pieces of art in each World Showcase pavilion.
Purchase works by Disney’s iconic artists in displays throughout World Showcase.
Watch visiting artists as they create new pieces, from Disney-inspired works to creative art across diverse mediums.
Create festival-inspired T-shirts and candles.

Dining packages and workshops are available to book for Disney Vacation Members and Annual Passholders starting today. DVC Members may book by calling Member Services at (800) 800-9800 and Annual Passholders can call (407) WDW-Fest. General reservations start November 14 and guests can visit ArtfulEpcot.com or call (407) WDW-Fest for more information.

The 2020 Epcot International Festival of the Arts take place January 17 through February 24 2020.

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Horizons '83Jan 29, 2020

Yeah that's a bit steep, but the artwork is very well done, and really captures what Epcot looked like.

Figments FriendJan 29, 2020

Nice to see those recent styised Epcot 'Attraction posters' finally get released officially as prints. Too bad it's only 100 of each. Perhaps they will do a wider release of the images in a different form. That set made for the display at last years D23 Expo was stunning. They are a welcome edition to the walls of the Odyssey at Epcot. -

tribbleorlflJan 29, 2020

Awesome, I was hoping they'd sell them eventually. Do you remember which one's were available?

TrainsOfDisneyJan 29, 2020

Such a great festival!! The broadway shows were great and watching the artists at work and getting to meet them is so enjoyable. Trevor Carlton’s performances, as always, are a real highlight and I like where the stage is this year, seems to attract more people to stay and watch.

wdwmagicJan 22, 2020

2020 Epcot Festival of the Arts Passport https://www.wdwmagic.com/events/epcot-international-festival-of-the-arts/gallery/22jan2020-2020-epcot-festival-of-the-arts-passport.htm

TrainsOfDisneyJan 19, 2020

The dca version of these festivals is not nearly as good as the Epcot versions when it comes to the food booths. The extra entertainment can be quite good though.

tirianJan 19, 2020

Ah, if I went to DCA more than once every few years, I probably would’ve visited one of their festivals and known this. Most of my SoCal trips involve two days at DL and move on to the rest of the region, with DCA tacked on every once in a while.

michmousefanJan 18, 2020

It's very nice. Perhaps the direction to Mr. Kaz was "create an image that obscures all of the construction work going on during the festival."

CrazydisneyfanlukeJan 18, 2020

Couldn't you just bring mobile ordering for them? Not a fan of the idea tbh.

rocketraccoonJan 18, 2020

You can buy the D23 attraction posters during the festival apparently! Limited to 100 each and numbered on the front. $90 (oof)

MisterPenguinJan 18, 2020

Oops. Just realized that this tweet is from DCA and not EPCOT. Altered my post above to make that clear. Yeah, it would be nice to come to EPCOT.

Figment82Jan 18, 2020

They’ve been using this system at DCA for a little while now. I remember reading about it for last year’s Lunar New Year or F&W. So it’s not really a test at this point, just something that isn’t well known or well utilized. It’d be great if they started using it here though!

tirianJan 17, 2020

That would be amazing during F&W! I hope this test works.

MisterPenguinJan 17, 2020

EDIT: I thought this was at the Arts Festival in EPCOT, but it's in DCA. Tho, would be nice to come to WDW. OK... this is... interesting.... So, I guess this means every festival cashier is a cashier for every festival booth? That would have come in handy last festival (Holiday). My friend and I had our booths planned: Morocco, Israel, Beermany. We purchased at the first; walked our meals to the second and purchased there; walked to Germany and got a table; friend then went and purchased beer. Ate it all. In this new system, we could have ordered it all at the first cashier and then just have gone straight to each counter. I guess.