Epcot: Mexico Pavilion

Great just eat somewhere else!

The Mexico Pavilion is one of my favorites in the the world showcase. It is a very nice set up inside that looks like a Mexican market. There are several shops. The small ride inside is not the best Disney has to offer, but it is cute and it is a good chance to sit and be cool for a moment. San Angel Inn Mexican restaurant is very pretty, but unfortunately the food does not live up to the look of the restaurant. I really think it was some of the worst food at Disney. Go just to check it out and eat at the cheaper, better place across the street, the mexican place on the water.

Posted by joy0302 on November 20, 2006. Brought to you by Citysearch.

what a cute place

Average Rating

100

i know this ride isnt all high tech, but i think it is so cute!!!!!!!!! it is so relaxing and chill to be sitting in air conditioned, watching the little mexican muppets, it was so cute

Posted by tngirl on May 08, 2006. Brought to you by Citysearch.

A Tranquil Break!

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100

I love this place because it is one of the most peaceful places in all of WDW. It is air conditioned and beautiful and the outside gardens have little benches that are perfect for a mid afternoon siesta! The restaurants (there are two) are very good and the employees are always friendly and informative. The slow boat ride is a nice break after test track and really brings an authentic feeling of Mexican life. This will always be one of my favorite countries!

Posted by schluh on February 02, 2003. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Definitely not a "Gate Buster"

Average Rating

60

This ride is a duplication of the old If You Had Wings attraction over at the Magic Kingdom. The cars are the same, the technology is the same and the corny presentation is the same but you do get to sit down in an air conditioned ride for a good few minutes and that can mean the difference between a heat stroke and keeping moving for the rest of the day! This is one of those do it if you get time rides not a gate buster. Youll enjoy the Maelstrom more so see it first.

Posted by MRP on July 14, 2002. Brought to you by Citysearch.

The easygoing river ride offers a relaxing, musical journey through Mexico's mystical past (without the revolutions, of course) and tourist-centric present. You'll see traditional costumes, old-world celebrations, landscaping, artwork and more--all of it set to enjoyable Latin music.

Posted on May 05, 2007. Brought to you by Citysearch.