Canada Pavilion at Epcot
The Canada Pavilion is a cultural representation of Canada located in the World Showcase section of Epcot at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida. Opened on October 1, 1982, the pavilion is designed to showcase the diverse culture, architecture, and natural beauty of Canada.
Design and Architecture[edit | edit source]
The Canada Pavilion is designed to reflect the varied landscapes and architectural styles found across Canada. The pavilion features a blend of natural and man-made elements, including:
- Victoria Gardens: Inspired by the famous Butchart Gardens in British Columbia, these gardens are meticulously landscaped with a variety of flowers and plants native to Canada.
- Hotel du Canada: A prominent feature of the pavilion, this building is modeled after the Château Laurier in Ottawa, showcasing the French Gothic architectural style.
- Rocky Mountains: The pavilion includes a representation of the Canadian Rockies, complete with a waterfall and rock formations, symbolizing the natural beauty of Western Canada.
Attractions[edit | edit source]
The Canada Pavilion offers several attractions that provide guests with an immersive experience of Canadian culture:
- Canada: Far and Wide: A 360-degree Circle-Vision film that takes viewers on a journey across Canada, highlighting its landscapes, cities, and cultural landmarks. The film is narrated by Canadian actors Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy.
- O Canada!: Previously, the pavilion featured this Circle-Vision 360° film, which was replaced by "Canada: Far and Wide" in 2020.
Dining[edit | edit source]
The pavilion is home to the popular restaurant:
- Le Cellier Steakhouse: Known for its fine dining experience, Le Cellier offers a menu featuring Canadian cuisine, including steaks, seafood, and the famous Canadian cheddar cheese soup.
Shopping[edit | edit source]
Guests can explore the following shopping options within the pavilion:
- Northwest Mercantile: A shop offering Canadian-themed merchandise, including clothing, souvenirs, and maple syrup products.
Entertainment[edit | edit source]
The pavilion often features live entertainment, showcasing Canadian music and performances. Past performances have included the band Off Kilter, known for their Celtic rock music.
Cultural Representation[edit | edit source]
The Canada Pavilion aims to provide an authentic representation of Canadian culture, highlighting the country's diversity and heritage. Cast members from Canada are employed to enhance the cultural authenticity of the pavilion.
Also see[edit | edit source]
| World Celebration |  | |
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| World Discovery | ||
| World Nature | ||
| World Showcase | ||
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