EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival 2024 Collection

At the former Wonders of Life pavilion in EPCOT (1989-2007), families could learn about the human body, frontiers of medicine, physical fitness and the joy of living. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this matted print depicts the diverse experience of the pavilion, which is now being reimagined as the new PLAY! pavilion.

Rather than reproduce a single Japanese region, the Japan Pavilion was designed to provide visitors with a representative sampling of a variety of traditional structures throughout the island country. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this print showcases the pavilion's replica five-story pagoda and torii gate.

The Mexico Pavilion is a blend of the three major eras that have shaped the country—the pre-Columbian period, the Spanish-Colonial period and modern Mexico. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this print showcases the pavilion's iconic Mesoamerican pyramid and Miguel, the lead character from the Disney and Pixar's animated film set in Mexico, Coco. The characters of Coco help tell the story of Día de Muertos in the current gallery exhibit inside the pavilion.

Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan for Walt Disney Imagineering, this matted print depicts Space 220, a restaurant where diners will enjoy a culinary experience 220 miles above earth on Centauri Space Station, accessed by a special space elevator.

In the future, the Play! pavilion will present an interactive city where guests discover games and experiences that connect them with their favorite Disney characters, demonstrating how ''play is essential to innovation , exploration, and creativity in the world around us.'' Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this matted print depicts the city-like aesthetic of the new EPCOT Pavilion.

Waves of affection for the Turtle Talk with Crush attraction at EPCOT will wash over you with this poster that's swimming in color. Designed by artist Stacey Aoyama, it features the laidback Crush from Disney and Pixar’s Finding Nemo. Printed on archival paper, it will whet your appetite for your next visit to Walt Disney World.

Representing both CommuniCore East and West, this matted print created by Eric Tan illustrates the retired hub of EPCOT and the technological advances in the 1980s. CommuniCore was closed and was reimagined as Innoventions, which recently closed in 2019.

As the host pavilion of World Showcase, The American Adventure Pavilion links all nations, its central position reinforcing America's status as a country comprised of people from all around the world. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this print features the pavilion's Georgian-style mansion along with several of the Spirits of America statues that line both sides of the theater found inside.

Celebrate the reimagined EPCOT with this print promoting the forthcoming Journey of Water,  a lush, Moana-inspired exploration trail that allows guests to meet and play with magical, living water as it follows its natural cycle from rain to the sea and back. Featuring the goddess Te Fiti from the 2016 movie, the poster is printed on archival paper and will whet your appetite for the attraction.

The China Pavilion at EPCOT has the ambitious task of telling the story of one of the world's largest and oldest countries, and it does so by celebrating the beautiful architecture of Beijing's Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven Park. This print created by artist Eric Tan features the pavilion's replica of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests.

In celebration of the ride-through attraction Horizons (1983-1999), comes this matted print. Created by artist Eric Tan, it replicates the nostalgia and forward-looking visions of the attraction, which was located on the current site of Mission: SPACE.

One place you won't have any problem finding Nemo is the popular The Seas with Nemo & Friends at EPCOT. Created by artist Eric Tan, this poster captures the wonder of the aquatic attraction.

Between 1982 and 2017, the Universe of Energy pavilion dramatized the story and potentials of the world's energy supply. Created by artist Eric Tan, this matted print remembers the ride-through attraction, now being reimagined into a brand new experience: Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.

In tribute to the beloved attraction, Kitchen Kabaret, which welcomed guests at EPCOT's The Land pavilion for 12 years, this poster created by artist Stacey Aoyama captures the spirit of the musical salute to good nutrition.

Raise a glass to happy memories of your visit to Epcot at Walt Disney World Resort. A detailed image of the Spaceship Earth logo is etched into this glass sport mug. Created by the renowned Arribas Brothers, it can be personalized to create a lasting souvenir of your trip.