EPCOT begins celebrating the holidays later this month with International Festival of the Holidays, but the Christmas tree and more décor have already begun to arrive around the park.
Christmas Tree
The Christmas tree in EPCOT stands at the center of the entrance to World Showcase, between Port of Entry and World Traveler.
It is wrapped in gold garland and features ornaments and props from around the World Showcase. An angel dressed in blue sits at the top.
It is surrounded by fencing and landscaping. PhotoPass photographers are typically stationed nearby to take holiday photos with the tree.
You’ll notice the snow globes with each country as well.
World Showcase Décor
Holiday décor is also being added to World Showcase Pavilions, including garland, ornaments, and more items. In Mexico, festive garland and other greenery adorns the pavilion.
The seating area for La Cantina de San Angel is also trimmed in garland.
Norway is truly ready because there is a lot of décor already set up.
Frozen Ever After, The Fjording, and other common areas are trimmed with garland, candles, bells, and lanterns.
Festival booths are also decorated with garlands and ribbon.
Germany’s stage is decorated, as is other buildings in the pavilion.
Garland lines the arches and railings of the buildings.
Italy has garland lining the stairs and the front of buildings.
The American Adventure features green garland with red bows in front of the buildings.
And, the Christmas tree is up as well! Patriotic ribbons, ornaments, and other props trim the tree.
In France, three large ornaments with French props are inside the greenery in the center of the courtyard area.
There is also garland on the entrance sign for Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, which was just debuted it 2D conversion.
The United Kingdom Pavilion has garland wrapped around the light poles, and the Christmas tea set installed in the garden.
Canada’s Mill Stage is decked out in garland with snow and icicles.
The entrance of the park also has garland, complete with a large ornament in the middle.
Installation is not complete, but we do expect the park to be fully decorated for the holidays by next week, when Festival of the Holidays begins.
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