The Living with the Land attraction has some new additions for the 2023 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival, continuing the tradition of being the Festival ride at EPCOT. As you may know, Disney World typically adds some touches to the Living with the Land attraction for whichever seasonal Festival is taking place at EPCOT at the time, and we recently enjoyed a leisurely cruise through the greenhouses to take a look at the 2023 additions for the Food & Wine Festival.
No changes were in place during the first half of the attraction, which occurs indoors and takes guests through various environments such as the rainforest, the desert, and the prairies. Instead, all of the changes or additions are in the “living laboratory” greenhouses. Here’s a look at all of the displays for the 2023 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival within the Living with the Land attraction!
The first display that you’ll see is in the domed greenhouse and it features guava from the Shimmering Sips Global Marketplace.
Turning the corner, we get two more crops from The Fry Basket and Ireland, respectively.
Making our way through the fish farm, we can spot another display on the other side in the second set of greenhouses.
Continuing on, we see more crops in the middle of the tree consecutive greenhouses.
Cucumber is more than just a reason to get trespassed, it’s also an ingredient in the Lamb Gyro from the Greece Global Marketplace.
On the left side of the boat, we can see chickpeas from the delicious grilled kebab from the Tangierine Cafe Global Marketplace.
A display with tomatoes from the Kenya Global Marketplace also includes some product placement for Festival sponsor Corkcicle.
We’ll keep our attention on the right side of the ride for a look at the sweet potatoes that power The Fry Basket.
Across from the sweet potatoes are peppers from the Australia Global Marketplace.
Rounding out the displays in the middle greenhouse are some microgreens that guests will find at the India Global Marketplace.
In the final greenhouse, we find that the at-home hydroponics system that we first wrote about last month is being used to grow parsley for the France Global Marketplace.
Before we get to the Corkcicle finale, there are two more displays that we can see on either side of the boat. To the right, we find cabbage from the Flavors from Fire kiosk.
And to the left, a generic pasta display that didn’t have any signage when we passed by.
Corkcicle received a product demonstration area as the presenting sponsor of the 2023 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival.
The Living with the Land attraction ends with two more crop displays.
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