The Canada Pavilion is a themed area of the Epcot theme park at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, United States.
The pavilion features a replica of the Canadian Rockies, a 360-degree film presentation on Canada, and various shops and restaurants that highlight Canadian culture and cuisine. The pavilion is also home to the popular ride “O Canada!”, which takes guests on a tour of the country through the use of film and special effects. The pavilion opened in 1982.
Here is your complete guide to each of the attractions and restaurants, past and present, located in the Canada Pavilion in Walt Disney World’s Epcot World Showcase.
For O Canada!, tuck away inside the Canada Pavilion for a 14-minute Circle-Vision 360° film showcasing our neighbor to the north. “Stand on guard” for an inspiring panoramic adventure with funnyman Martin Short as your guide. Debunk myths and discover magical places as he takes you on a whirlwind tour of his beloved homeland. Travel … Read more
“Kim Possible World Showcase Adventure” was an interactive scavenger hunt experience that took place at the Epcot theme park at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. It was based on the Disney Channel animated series “Kim Possible.” The adventure allowed guests to use special “Kimmunicator” devices to solve clues and complete missions in various pavilions … Read more
Kidcot Fun Stops are an enjoyable and educational experience for children at EPCOT. These stops are designed to engage young visitors in a creative and interactive way as they explore the World Showcase. At Kidcot Fun Stops, children can collect special stamps, stickers, or coloring pages from each of the 11 country pavilions in the … Read more
“Canada Far and Wide” is a 360-degree cinematic presentation located within the Canada Pavilion in Epcot. This attraction is part of the larger World Showcase in Epcot and offers guests an immersive and scenic journey through the diverse landscapes and culture of Canada. “Canada Far and Wide” is a film attraction that provides guests with … Read more