The 2026 EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival has officially begun. Guests can pick up a festival passport with information about the event throughout the park.
Flower & Garden Festival Passport
The front of the passport features flowers and lists the festival dates: March 4 through June 1.
Inside the cover is Orange Bird across from information about what is inside the passport. Sections include topiaries and gardens, food and beverage, Garden Rocks Concert Series, festival merchandise, and Garden Graze.
Next are pages listing the topiaries and garden destinations. There are four new gardens this year. A QR code leads to a map of the topiaries and gardens.
The “Fun For Kids of All Ages” section has details about scavenger hunts, Butterfly Landing, CommuniCore Hall, Blossoms of Fragrance, playgrounds, and purple martins. The scavenger hunts are Spike’s Pollen-Nation Exploration and, for a limited time, the Egg-Stravaganza Scavenger Hunt.
Monarch Butterfly Research with members of Disney’s Animals, Science and Environment team happens at Butterfly Landing Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m., weather permitting. Members of the team will discuss purple martins between Creations Shop and Test Track on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 1 p.m., weather permitting.
The two playgrounds are Playalong Bay on the walkway between the Imagination! pavilion and World Showcase and Camp Get Out ‘N’ Play in World Discovery.
A preview of this year’s merchandise is on the next two pages. There is an Alice in Wonderland Collection, Spike the Bee Collection, and Orange Bird Collection.
There’s a list of tours available during the festival. Guests can sign up for a guided tea tour or pick up a brochure for a self-guided tour at the English Tea Garden in the U.K. pavilion. At The Land is the Behind the Seeds Tour.
A QR code on the opposite page leads to a list of bands performing in the Garden Rocks Concert Series. Shows are at the America Gardens Theatre at 5:30 p.m., 6:45 p.m., and 8 p.m.
Below that is info about the Festival Disney Gift Card, a wearable festival-themed gift card featuring Orange Bird.
The bulk of the passport is made up of festival menus. There’s a QR code for the allergy-friendly menu. A strawberry icon indicates the item is part of the Garden Graze activity and a leaf icon means it is plant-based.
The first booth listed is Florida Fresh at CommuniCore Plaza, which is only open through May 25.
Next is EPCOT Farmers Feast in CommuniCore Hall, which is only open through May 10. The early closures are so Disney can prepare for Cool Kids’ Summer offerings at CommuniCore, which begin on May 26.
The rest of the booths and menu options are available through the end of the festival. New this year is Nectar, located near The Land.
The last few pages of the passport are dedicated to Garden Graze, a food scavenger hunt. Guests can purchase any five of the eligible items and receive stamps. When they have five stamps, they can pick up a special treat from Pineapple Promenade.
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