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  • 5 Things We Silently Cringe at in EPCOT


    Disney World is incredible, but that doesn’t mean it’s without any cringe.

    EPCOT

    No matter how hard you try to avoid them, uncomfortable moments are bound to happen at Disney World. Unfortunately, EPCOT is no exception, and there are 5 things we secretly cringe at when we visit.

    Here are a few cringey things you need to look out for during your next trip to EPCOT!

    People Who Can’t Handle Their Liquor

    Let’s not beat around the bush: EPCOT is a popular tourist spot and it’s not just because of the top-tier attractions. The wide array of alcoholic options as well as the ability to drink around the world draw in adults far and wide.

    Sour Beer and Sparkling Wine Cocktail

    From festival booth offerings to sit-down restaurants, it’s really easy to get a cocktail or several at EPCOT, and many adults take advantage of this. Unfortunately, there are plenty of folks who participate but don’t know when to cut themselves off.

    The lack of inhibition can often lead to sloppiness and bad behavior, and it’s likely that you’ll run into a least one person who fits this category during a trip to EPCOT.

    Blood Orange

    As always, we recommend cutting yourself off, staying hydrated, and drinking responsibly when deciding to drink at this Disney theme park. At the end of the day, EPCOT is tailored to be a kid-friendly experience — let’s all work together to maintain that standard.

    Hearing Smack Talk Against Living with the Land

    We understand that everyone has their favorite attractions and Living with the Land isn’t the most popular. But it’s wonderful, informative, our sweet baby, and deserves some respect.

    Living with the Land

    What the ride lacks in thrills it makes up for in spades in relaxation and uniqueness.

    Walt’s House in Living With The Land

    Highlighting the importance of sustainability, this attraction serves a real purpose and doesn’t deserve any smack.

    Christmas baubles

    It also has an adorable holiday overlay, so, ya, know…cut it some slack. You know the saying: If you don’t have anything nice to say, say nothing at all.

    CommuniCore Hall and Plaza During Non-Festivals

    When they opened in 2024, CommuniCore Hall and CommuniCore Plaza did so to controversy.

    CommuniCore Hall

    Guests had mixed reactions, with many confused and let down by how basic the space was, feeling it wasn’t doing nearly enough.

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    Unfortunately, we kinda get it. While CommuniCore Hall and Plaza get dolled up for the festivals, it still feels like there is a ton of untapped potential.

    CommuniCore Plaza

    This area is still pretty fresh though, so there’s plenty of time for Disney to rectify the situation.

    The Pricing at Space 220

    Our enthusiasm to eat a meal 220 miles up in space was through the roof when Space 220 was announced. Then we saw the prices…

    Space 220

    Offering prix fixe meals, Space 220 charges $55 per person for lunch and $79 per person for dinner. Unfortunately, the food is just ok and doesn’t justify the costs. After our initial experience, it’s safe to say we were a bit shocked.

    ©Disney

    Once again, Space 220 has plenty of room to improve, and we won’t be surprised if it does.

    Space 220

    In the meantime, visit the Space 220 Lounge for lighter fare (and lighter spending).

    Long Wait Times

    Sorry folks, waiting is gonna happen at EPCOT whether you like it or not. The E-Ticket rides like Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, Test Track, Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, and Frozen Ever After do NUMBERS.

    Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind

    You can help your cause with Lightning Lanes and virtual queues, but unless you use a Premier Pass, you’re going to likely have to wait a while for some ride.

    You could also do multiple days to maximize your chances of getting on everything, as well as prioritizing your favorite attractions.

    YIKES!

    All in all, it’s never a bad idea to practice patience.

    And there you have it! Let us know some cringey things you’ve seen at EPCOT and continue to follow us here at AllEars for all the latest Disney World updates!

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    1. People who mispronounce "EPCOT" – It’s not "Epcot" or "Epcot Center," it’s simply "EPCOT." Hearing guests say it wrong can make us cringe every time.
    2. Guests who don’t appreciate the World Showcase – EPCOT’s World Showcase is a unique and immersive experience, but some guests seem to rush through it without truly taking in all the sights, sounds, and flavors. It’s a shame to see people miss out on such a special part of the park.
    3. Overly picky eaters at the food and wine festivals – EPCOT’s food and wine festivals are a highlight for many guests, but it can be cringe-worthy to see someone turn up their nose at the diverse and delicious offerings. It’s all about trying new things and expanding your palate!
    4. Parents who let their children run wild – EPCOT is a family-friendly park, but it’s important for parents to keep an eye on their kids and make sure they’re respectful of other guests. Nothing makes us cringe more than seeing children causing chaos and disrupting the magic for others.
    5. Guests who treat the Cast Members poorly – EPCOT Cast Members work hard to create a magical experience for guests, so it’s disheartening to see people treat them with disrespect or rudeness. Remember, kindness goes a long way in making everyone’s day at EPCOT a little brighter.

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  • I’m Silently Judging Your Font Choice: Graphic Designer Planner – One-Year Undated Weekly and Monthly Work Planner with To-Do List to Plan and Organize Your Work Day (Funny Graphic Designer Gift)

    I’m Silently Judging Your Font Choice: Graphic Designer Planner – One-Year Undated Weekly and Monthly Work Planner with To-Do List to Plan and Organize Your Work Day (Funny Graphic Designer Gift)


    Price: $7.99
    (as of Dec 20,2024 14:39:33 UTC – Details)




    Publisher ‏ : ‎ Independently published (December 15, 2019)
    Language ‏ : ‎ English
    Paperback ‏ : ‎ 124 pages
    ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1675797684
    ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1675797686
    Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 13.6 ounces
    Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.5 x 0.28 x 11 inches


    Are you a graphic designer who is constantly critiquing fonts in your head? Do you find yourself silently judging the font choices of others? Then this Graphic Designer Planner is perfect for you!

    This one-year undated weekly and monthly planner is designed specifically for graphic designers to help you plan and organize your work day. With sections for to-do lists, project deadlines, and notes, this planner will keep you on track and focused on your design projects.

    Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out in the industry, this planner is a funny and practical gift for any graphic designer who takes their font choices seriously. So go ahead, embrace your inner font snob and get organized with this must-have planner!
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