High-adrenaline rides like Expedition Everest, Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, and the newest Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind can be found all across Disney World.
However, I like to take my Disney holidays more slowly.
My favourite ride is still located in the Land Pavilion at Epcot, where I’ve been visiting Disney World since I was a little child.
But Living With the Land is the song, not the well-known Soarin’ Around the World.
You are taken on an educational agricultural tour by the ride.
A leisurely boat journey called Living With the Land begins with passengers passing through a simulated rainstorm in a mood that is almost zen-like.
The attraction then takes you on a trip through agriculture’s development, including a visit of Disney’s own operational greenhouses.
While passing by a variety of fruits and vegetables that are really gathered and served in various Epcot restaurants, visitors get to observe how Disney employs cutting-edge agricultural methods including hydroponics, aquaculture, and vertical-growing systems.
Though some may find it tedious, I always require a bit of relaxation when I’m visiting Disney World.
When compared to the adrenaline rides, the attraction could seem monotonous. But there is something to be said about a 15-minute boat cruise when all you really need to do is gaze at some plants after you’ve already clocked tens of thousands of steps in the scorching Florida heat.
Additionally, the wait time for Living With the Land is often minimal since it is not the most visited attraction at Epcot.
Think carefully before skipping Living With the Land the next time you visit Epcot.
Living With the Land is the trip for you if you want to take a break from the heat, want to take a vacation from walking, or have any interest in flora.
There is also a $35 Behind the Seeds unique behind-the-scenes walking tour of the greenhouses if you just can’t get enough of it.