The Morocco Pavilion in EPCOT continues to be plagued by construction, with walls blocking much of the front courtyard.

Morocco Pavilion Construction

These construction walls, scaffolding, and scrim went up in March. While the walls can be discouraging, everything is open as usual within the pavilion, including the Jasmine meet and greet.

A tree behind this walled section — seen in previous construction updates — has been removed. Seating around the walls is for Tangierine Café.

The scaffolding, covered in scrim, reaches all the way up over the pavilion’s walls.

A pathway is open between the scaffolding and construction walls.

Guests can walk through the scaffolding and scrim into the pavilion. On this side, rolling planters block a walkway next to the scaffolding.

Both of the spouts in the Fez House are operating again. Recently, only the left one was working.

The Morocco Pavilion has been under near-constant construction since Disney took over ownership in 2020. Disney revamped Spice Road Table but never reopened Restaurant Marrakesh, although it remains on the Walt Disney World website as “temporarily unavailable.”

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