Walt Disney World Epcot - Mexico

Pros: quiet, enjoyable ride through mexico
Cons: none.

If you are making your way around the world showcase make sure you stop at Mexico. In the back corner of the pavillion is a lovely boat ride that makes you feel like you are actually in Mexico. We rode this ride 4 times in a row and as we would near...

Pros: Visually stunning
Cons: Some small flaws

The Mexico pavillion is a wonderfully arranged exhibit. The outside has the appearance of a Myan temple surrounded by fantastic landscapes. Once you enter inside you are walking through a small gallery of Mexican art. From there, you enter into a...

Pros: Air Conditioning!!! Great Atmosphere. Cool ride.
Cons: Expensive souvenirs.

Disney magic once again transforms Mexico into a enchanting haven for tourists. I have traveled to the country of Mexico several times, twice staying for a month. This pavillion located in Epcot brings together some of the more fascinating parts of...

Pros: atmosphere
Cons: none

The phrase "It's A Wonderful World" can easily be applied to all of Walt Disney World. From the storybook-like quality of the Magic Kingdom to the futuristic aspects of Epcot Center to the pure fun of the water parks and MGM Studios, the whole...

Pros: romantic.. fun and beautiful
Cons: pricey food

I have visited epcot various times, and out of all the times that I have visited, the world showcase is one of my favorites. Not only do you have a piece of the world at your fingertips.. but you get to learn a great deal as well.

I was so...

Pros: nice boat ride, beautiful interpretation of Mexico
Cons: products in the mercado were overpriced

I appreciate Disney's replicas of different countries. Mexico is no exception. It is laid out nicely from the inside out. There was one thing that Disney did not capture, however. The prices of products that are sold in Mexico.

I have the...

Pros: The restaurant, the ride, the crafts stall, and the cool interior.
Cons: Can be a wait for food in the restaurant.

I've been going to Epcot since it has been open, and love the Mexican pavilion. It is my favorite part of Disneyworld. The pavilion is built in the shape of a Mayan Pyramid. You enter it - the Mexican crafts area is quite high quality with good prices if you like that kind of thing. You then enter a large interior courtyard that fools you into thinking you are in the center of Mexican Village at night, with dark blue lights, and fresh breezy air conditioning that is a welcome relief from the frequently torrid conditions outside. The water ride which reminds me of its a small world is very nice, and the restaurant in the pyramid had really good food. Notice to people who are not familiar with Florida- it can rain every day in the summer, and other times of the year too. Orlando is best visited November - May.