EPCOT

Der Teddybar, a gift shop in EPCOT’s Germany Pavilion, has reopened after a six-year closure that began in 2020. The store now operates from park opening to closing and offers German-themed souvenirs. Visitors can purchase items including Steiff teddy bears and Disney princess merchandise.

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Pete’s Silly Sideshow reopened in Magic Kingdom on June 26. Level99 is set to open in Disney Springs on June 29, while La Signature begins a temporary closure in EPCOT on the same date.

Soarin’ Across America, the latest version of Disney’s Soarin’ attraction, is scheduled to open to the public at EPCOT on May 26. The ride honors the 250th anniversary of the United States with aerial views of various landmarks.

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Cast member previews of Soarin’ Across America at EPCOT have drawn attention to several aspects of the new ride that some guests find less engaging than previous versions. The attraction is scheduled to open officially on May 26.

The Disney Food Blog revisited Garden Grill at EPCOT for its Chip & Dale Harvest Feast breakfast, priced at $49 for adults and $33 for kids. Reviewers praised the rotating restaurant's atmosphere, family-style servings, and character interactions with Mickey, Pluto, Chip, and Dale. They highlighted standout items like tender grilled steak and gooey cinnamon bread.

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Several Walt Disney World restaurants introduced menu changes this week, including new items, price increases, and removals. Updates span Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, resorts, and Disney Springs. Diners should check menus ahead of visits due to frequent adjustments.