Hot dog! Disney reveals EPCOT Food and Wine menus

August 13, 2024, 3:50 PM · Walt Disney World has revealed the menu for its 2024 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, which starts August 29 and continues through November 23.

Disney is listing 34 food items as new at its festival marketplaces this year, led by a line-up of regional hot dogs at the American pavilion. Here is the complete list of this year's additions, starting in World Showcase with the Mexico pavilion.

Mexico

China

Refreshment Outpost

Spain

Italy

Flavors of America

Funnel Cake Stand

Japan

France

Australia

Swirled Showcase

Hawai'i

Heading toward World Nature, there are new food items at:

Milled & Mulled

Forest & Field

Earth Eats

And, finally, in World Discovery:

Flavors from Fire

Brew-Wing Lab

You can see the line-up of returning menu items as well on Disney's website. And yes, the filet with mushrooms and the cheddar cheese soup remain available at Canada, yet again.

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Replies (2)

August 13, 2024 at 6:35 PM

So we can consider Party for the Senses pretty much dead and stop holding out hope at this point?

August 14, 2024 at 8:34 AM

Yup---It does sound like all of the traditional events associated with the EPCOT F&W Festival pre-Pandemic aren't coming back aside from Eat to the Beat. Party for the Senses, celerity chef meals and demos, free beer and wine tastings, and cooking classes don't appear to be coming back. I can appreciate how much work and effort it was for the marketing teams and ticketing department to coordinate, but those events are what set the EPCOT Food and Wine Festival apart from other theme park food festivals and were a way to make a visit to WDW during the fall an very special experience. Ultimately, these accessory events were probably more trouble than they were worth from a revenue perspective, and created frustration for guests who had trouble booking spots or just didn't know about the events until they were already sold out.

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