The Best EPCOT Attraction That Will Never Have a Line

There are so many things to do in EPCOT.

The park is home to World Showcase, where you can visit replicated famous sights (and eat delicious dishes) from countries around the world. EPCOT also hosts a variety of different festivals throughout the year, including the Festival of the Arts, Flower and Garden Festival, Food and Wine Festival, and the Festival of the Holidays. On top of all that, EPCOT is home to some of the most popular rides in Disney World.

In the past few years, EPCOT has welcomed a few fan-favorite attractions to the park, including Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind and Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure.

Along with newer rides, there are a few older attractions that still have high wait times in the park, including Test Track and Frozen Ever After.

So, what if you’re looking for a relaxing day in EPCOT WITHOUT long waits? Well, there are a few rides you will love that have little to NO wait times in the park.

Living With the Land

Picture this: it’s a hot and sweaty day in Disney World. You’ve already walked miles and miles around World Showcase, and you just need a break and some A/C.

You need to head right over to The Land Pavilion, where you’ll find Living With the Land. The 14-minutes long relaxing boat ride takes you through unique indoor greenhouses, with a narration sharing the purpose behind each of the greenhouses, along with Disney’s innovative growing methods and fish farming.

Best of all, this ride almost always has a short wait time. In fact, over the course of 2022, the ride averaged a wait time of just 13 minutes!

Gran Fiesta Tour

Over at the Mexico Pavilion, you’ll find Gran Fiesta Tour located within the pyramid.

Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros! is a gentle boat ride featuring Donald Duck, Jose Carioca (the parrot), and Panchito (the Mexican charro rooster) from the 1944 Disney film The Three Caballeros. 

The relatively short attraction is a dark ride that is fun for the whole family — and it comes with a fairly short wait time. Over 2022, it averaged just 16 minutes to get on this relaxing ride.

The Seas With Nemo and Friends

Over at the Seas Pavilion, you’ll find a ride that we consider to be pretty underrated!

The Seas with Nemo and Friends takes guests on “clamb-mobiles” where they’ll meet various characters from Finding Nemo. Not only will you meet your favorite characters, but you’ll also find them in actual aquariums!

The cute ride features the song “Big Blue World”, which is sure to be stuck in your head all day long. However, it’s worth it for the short wait time! Throughout last year, it averaged a short 16 minutes, meaning it’s an attraction you can get on in no time at all for most parts of the year.

Turtle Talk With Crush

Another short wait time you’ll find in the Seas is Turtle Talk With Crush, an attraction that averaged a wait time of just 15 minutes last year.

This often overlooked attraction is not a ride, but instead an interactive show that lets guests interact with the iconic Crush with Finding Nemo.

The show lets you interact with a computer-animated version of the turtle for a 10-minute conversation — and includes a few other characters as well! It’s particularly fun for little kids and families, so is definitely worth checking out while in EPCOT.

Journey Into Imagination

You can’t leave EPCOT without doing a classic (or, well, a changed version of a classic). Journey Into Imagination is over at the Imagination Pavilion and averaged a wait time of just 15 minutes last year.

The Imagination Pavilion has been a part of EPCOT since it first opened, with Journey Into Imagination going through a few different ideations over the years.

The dark ride takes riders on a journey of imagination, featuring Dr. Nigel Channing and the purple dragon Figment. It’s a fairly simplistic attraction, but with a short wait time and quick ride through it’s a great pick for the whole family to enjoy.

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