China Pavilion

It is the backside of the United Ki- Kingdom Pavilion in Epcot.

I've been talking about I haven't gone deep into the China Pavilion lately.

Mm-hmm.

And I, I suspect it's similar to, uh, the United Kingdom [laughs] Pavilion.

Dole Whip! I know this won't come as a surprise to some of you, but I make it a point to stop there every time I'm in Epcot.

The China Pavilion opened with the park on October 1st, 1982.

As you approach this pavilion, you can't help but see the Grand Entry Archway.

This is an exact replica of the Glowing Clouds and Holy Land Archway found at Beijing's Summer Palace.

I've eaten at Nine Dragons once as a kid and twice as an adult, and I think I'm good now.

I think the food is just fair, and it's really a shame because the building and the restaurant itself is very pretty, and it looks like the entire dining experience will be a great one.

If you're looking for gardens, architecture, quiet photo spots, cultural displays, indoor air conditioning, and a meet and greet with Mulan, then visiting the China Pavilion is a must do.

The Norway Pavilion is the newest country added to the World Showcase when it opened on June 3, 1988.

All right.

Next up is Reflections of China, which is another...

This one's dated, and I don't have the same love for it that I do Impressions de France.

This one is a circle vision thing.

Yeah, it sounds like it's gonna be overwhelming with the projectors running too.

Uh, although it was funny, because when we were just at Disney World, uh, we were at Reflections of China, and I heard that, that the film is still on film.

It's on projectors, and it's probably the only location at Disney World that still runs on projectors, which I was shocked because they've really converted everything already.

So I just didn't know if-

But then they officially converted that, so that's officially converted.

Yep.

But it looks like Reflections of China is the last man standing, so [laughs]

Yeah.