Two festive new trash cans have been installed at EPCOT for the 2025 EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival, featuring none other than Orange Bird and Spike the Bee.
Orange Bird Trash Can
Both trash cans can be found near Creations Shop in World Celebration. The Orange Bird trash can is, naturally, various shades of orange. On one side, Orange Bird is featured with the phrasing “Locally Grown Sunshine Oranges.” “Celebrating 30 Years” and “2025 EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival” is written inside an orange off to the bottom left.
Two of the sides, which feature the door to access the actual can inside, sport a repeating illustrated pattern of white flowers and oranges. The wordmark for this year’s festival sits above the pattern in shades of purple, yellow, green, and orange.
The top of the trash can includes art of Spaceship Earth transformed into an orange tree, with the same white flowers and oranges growing from it.
The side of the trash can opposite the first illustration includes more art of Orange Bird, this time with the phrasing “Peelin’ Happy” and “Think Orange.” A Mickey icon made of flowers and a simple tri-color rainbow are also included. The background behind Orange Bird is that of Spaceship Earth.
Spike the Bee Trash Can
The Spike the Bee trash can is located just a bit further up the sidewalk. The receptacle is various shades of yellow and white, with a few touches of pink, orange, and blue. On one side, Spike holds a pink and yellow flower as he flies above World Showcase. Phrasing above him reads, “Spike the Bee Buzzin’ Around Since 1948.” The wordmark for the festival is below him in blue.
The side of the trash can featuring the door to the actual can includes an all-over illustrated print of flowers in shades of yellow, white pink, and orange. The top of the can includes the 2025 EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival wordmark in orange and blue.
The opposite side of the trash can includes another illustration of Spike the Bee, specifically his face alongside yellow flowers. This art also includes a “30 Years” mark for the festival.
The 2025 EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival runs from March 5 – June 2. For more, check out this year’s Festival Passport.
What do you think of these cute new trash cans? Do you hope EPCOT keeps them around for longer than just the festival? Share your thoughts with us in the comments.
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