Tips about Epcot, Medical and Mousecellaneous

EPCOT - My son just turned 2. When we went to WDW in December we must have spent an hour at the train display next to Germany. He was absolutely enthralled by it! - Pam Teixeira

EPCOT - My son just turned 2. When we went to WDW in December we must have spent an hour at the train display next to Germany. He was absolutely enthralled by it! - Pam Teixeira

EPCOT - Our kids are absolutely not adventurous eaters. Since it's vacation, I let them '"reverse dinner" if we want to try something from World Showcase. We order them a drink and desert while we eat our meal. They will get a real dinner back at the hotel. - Iris Csimbok

EPCOT - Our kids are absolutely not adventurous eaters. Since it's vacation, I let them '"reverse dinner" if we want to try something from World Showcase. We order them a drink and desert while we eat our meal. They will get a real dinner back at the hotel. - Iris Csimbok

EPCOT - I think the most important thing for families with young children is to go to Epcot first, so that little Mickey-obsessed toddlers won't be comparing it to the Magic Kingdom. - Teresa Anderson

EPCOT - I think the most important thing for families with young children is to go to Epcot first, so that little Mickey-obsessed toddlers won't be comparing it to the Magic Kingdom. - Teresa Anderson

EPCOT - You can find some of the more random characters like Friar Tuck, Prince John, etc. near International Gateway at Epcot in the afternoon.

EPCOT - You can find some of the more random characters like Friar Tuck, Prince John, etc. near International Gateway at Epcot in the afternoon.

EPCOT - The World Showcase has always been the favorite section of WDW for our entire family, including our two children who are now 13 and 18. I think it's something about the wide, relatively uncrowded walkways or something. Our children always enjoy the street shows and looking around the stores, especially the huge department store in Japan. Young children enjoy using the 'passport' one can buy to take to each country, or looking for the same type of item in each country; e.g., hats (take a picture of him/her trying it on in each country), candies, pins, etc. - Teresa Anderson

EPCOT - The World Showcase has always been the favorite section of WDW for our entire family, including our two children who are now 13 and 18. I think it's something about the wide, relatively uncrowded walkways or something. Our children always enjoy the street shows and looking around the stores, especially the huge department store in Japan. Young children enjoy using the 'passport' one can buy to take to each country, or looking for the same type of item in each country; e.g., hats (take a picture of him/her trying it on in each country), candies, pins, etc. - Teresa Anderson

EPCOT - Without a doubt, our childrens' favorite thing about the World Showcase is the character meetings...we were able to see more characters here than at any other location at WDW. They (ages 6 and 9) also enjoyed El Rio del Tiempo in Mexico. - Bob Terry

EPCOT - Without a doubt, our childrens' favorite thing about the World Showcase is the character meetings...we were able to see more characters here than at any other location at WDW. They (ages 6 and 9) also enjoyed El Rio del Tiempo in Mexico. - Bob Terry

EPCOT - Have kids wear bathing suits and T-shirts so they can cool off in the splash fountains. Watch out! On occasion, Goofy joins you in his funky bathing suit! Bring dry clothes to change into. - Iris Csimbok

EPCOT - Have kids wear bathing suits and T-shirts so they can cool off in the splash fountains. Watch out! On occasion, Goofy joins you in his funky bathing suit! Bring dry clothes to change into. - Iris Csimbok

EPCOT - Take a snack break while watching the short concerts throughout the park. Our kids particularly liked the "Garbage Can Guys" (also known as the Jamitors!. - Iris Csimbok