I went on Epcot's Behind the Seeds Tour (and it wasn't boring)
Behind the Seeds Tour at Epcot Review
I love Living with the Land at Epcot. Going through the hydroponic gardens is interesting to me and I’m not even into plants. But I never gave much thought to the Behind the Seeds Tour. You may have seen the tour desk at the exit of the boat ride through Epcot’s greenhouses.
Recently my family took me on Behind the Seeds for Father’s Day. It was more fun than I would have thought!
The tour isn’t free but it’s on the more reasonable side for Walt Disney World extras. The Behind the Seeds Tour is $35 per person and it can be booked in advance on the Disney World website.
If you’re a client of mine, I can book the tour for you as well.
Here are a few highlights from Behind the Seeds at Epcot’s The Land pavilion.
The tour desk for Behind the Seeds is located inside The Land pavilion, between Soarin’ and the exit of Living with the Land.
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Epcot Tours Are Coming Back!
I am thrilled to share fan-favorite tours from Disney World’s Enchanting Extras Collection are returning to EPCOT beginning Oct. 2, adding to and completing the previously announced lineup of highly popular tours returning to Walt Disney World Resort.
A while back my wife asked me what she could get me for my birthday. I told her that I wanted to do the tour that takes you behind the scenes at Walt Disney World.
When I opened my birthday card, I saw tickets to the, “Behind the SEEDS” tour inside The Land pavilion at Epcot. Slight misunderstanding but I was grateful just the same. Who doesn’t like plants?
Behind the Seeds Tour at Epcot
It was more fun that I had thought.
And starting October 2, 2022, the Behind the Seeds Tour is returning after being paused for Covid.
If you like the Living with the Land attraction at Epcot or have an interest in gardening and natural sciences, then you’ll love Behind the Seeds!
It’s a 1 hour walking tour, and yes you get to see backstage at Epcot - a very rare opportunity at Disney World.
Experience The Seas Tour | Epcot
Experience The Seas:
The Seas with Nemo & Friends at Epcot is home to more than 2,000 sea creatures representing over 90 aquatic species including sea turtles, angelfish, dolphins, eagle rays and sharks.
With the return of Epcot Seas Adventures – DiveQuest, you once again can dive right into this 5.7-million-gallon saltwater environment and immerse yourself into the sea life surrounding the coral reef.
This experience offers SCUBA-certified guests guaranteed calm seas, unlimited visibility, and incredible marine life.
If you aren’t SCUBA-certified or prefer to stay on land don’t worry; there is a tour for you, too!
With the return of Epcot Seas Adventures – Dolphins in Depth, you can meet the bottlenose dolphins at The Seas to learn about their complex undersea behavior and talk with the experts who work with them every day.
These guest-favorite tours return beginning Oct. 2 and are on sale beginning Aug. 22 on DisneyWorld.com or the My Disney Experience app.
Advance bookings are highly recommended. Please note the Behind the Seeds experience requires a valid theme park admission and park reservation.
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Darren is a Disney-focused travel agent with Magical Vacations Travel and has over 13 years of experience. Readers of the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World rate him as a Best of the Best Disney Travel Agent. Darren is also an Orlando-based travel writer with topics ranging from theme parks to cruise lines.
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