Scentsy’s Festive Fragrances Garden Returns for 2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays

Shannen Ace

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Scentsy’s Festive Fragrances Garden Returns for 2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays

Though the 2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays doesn’t start until Friday, guests can already enjoy Scentsy’s Festive Fragrances: A Sensory Wonderland. This garden is back for its second year, featuring giant holiday ornaments infused with seasonal scents.

Scentsy’s Festive Fragrances: A Sensory Wonderland

The garden is part of the flex space along the walkway between the Imagination! pavilion and World Showcase. A “Festive Fragrances” sign has been installed outside the garden. The shade supports have candy cane stripe wraps.

Inside the garden are four ornament displays representing four different scents: Christmas Cottage, Sleigh Ride, Silver Bells, and Perfect Peppermint. You can smell the scent at the base of the ornament.

The sign reads, “Nothing compares to a ride in a sleigh, a pine-scented end to a wintery day.”

The display includes a miniature sleigh and tiny reindeer moving through a snowy landscape.

The Perfect Peppermint ornament is full of glass jars of peppermints.

The sign reads, “Striped peppermint is the perfect candy. This flavor is strong and the scent is just dandy.”

The Silver Bells display, of course, features silver bells. They dangle inside the ornament.

“This wintery aroma smells as clear as a bell,” reads the sign, “vanilla and pear and of course, caramel!”

Lastly is Christmas Cottage. It has a winter scene similar to the Sleigh Ride ornament with a cottage instead of a sleigh.

The sign describes the fragrance as “Orange and Raspberries, cloves and spice, this festive home smells oh-so-nice.”

Read more about the 2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays, which will run through December 30.

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