EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival 2024 Collection

Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan for Walt Disney Imagineering Collections, this Spaceship Earth matted print has been created using the same process as the original Disney Parks attraction posters. The piece depicts the Earth being circled by seated riders sailing through the stars.

Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this print celebrates Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros – the boat cruise inside the Mexico Pavilion at the World Showcase, where you follow Panchito and José Carioca on their quest to find Donald Duck before their big performance in Mexico City.

To commemorate EPCOT Festival of the Arts, enjoy a scented Specialty Treat that lasts long after the celebration of culinary, visual and performing arts is done. The adorable mascot of the popular festival inspires this Figment Fig-clair Disney Munchlings plush. The beloved dragon is reimagined as a delectable pastry in a soft and snuggly plush form that stands 4'' tall. Best of all, he's a very special treat you can cuddle.  

Experience the flight of a lifetime while soaring over the breathtaking wonders of the world. Created by artist Eric Tan, this poster captures the beauty of EPCOT's Soarin' Around the World attraction.

Explore your creative power in the Imagination Pavilion, home to the attraction Journey Into Imagination with Figment. Created by artist Eric Tan, this matted print features the iconic glass pyramid of the pavilion and the beloved dragon Figment.

Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan for Walt Disney Imagineering, this matted print depicts Space 220, a restaurant where diners will enjoy a culinary experience 220 miles above earth on Centauri Space Station, accessed by a special space elevator.

One place you won't have any problem finding Nemo is the popular The Seas with Nemo & Friends at EPCOT. Created by artist Eric Tan, this poster captures the wonder of the aquatic attraction.

Take a nostalgic dive back into the past with this poster for The Living Seas at EPCOT. Created by artist Eric Tan, it captures the wonder of the aquatic attraction which originally opened in 1986 and was later renamed The Seas with Nemo & Friends.

Between 1982 and 2017, the Universe of Energy pavilion dramatized the story and potentials of the world's energy supply. Created by artist Eric Tan, this matted print remembers the ride-through attraction, now being reimagined into a brand new experience: Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.

Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan, this matted print features the X-2 Deep Space Shuttle as it launches out of Earth's atmosphere in this abstract composition of Mission: SPACE inspired by the popular EPCOT attraction.

The Land explores concepts of human impact on the Earth, celebrating the imaginative use of natural resources. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this poster displays many different features of this original EPCOT pavilion.

Running from October 1999 to January 2001, the Millennium Celebration commemorated human potential and possibilities for the future. Created by artist Eric Tan, this matted print represents the changes within EPCOT during this time, such as a new firework show, IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth, and the wand connected to Spaceship Earth.

Shrink down to the size of a rat for a culinary adventure with Chef Remy in this print designed by artist Eric Tan. The delicious-looking design will whet your appetite for the Remy's Ratatouille Adventure attraction, which is coming soon to the France Pavilion at EPCOT.

Voyage through the frozen willow forest to the kingdom of Arendelle with this print celebrating the Frozen Ever After attraction at EPCOT. Designed by Stacey Aoyama, this print features Anna, Elsa, and the iconic Ice Palace experienced in the attraction.

Experience revving through rough terrain and obstacles along the winding circuit on Test Track, an attraction in which riders can test their own virtual concept car. Created by artist Eric Tan, this matted print shows the futuristic theming and high-speed thrills of the attraction.

The Mexico Pavilion is a blend of the three major eras that have shaped the country—the pre-Columbian period, the Spanish-Colonial period and modern Mexico. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this print showcases the pavilion's iconic Mesoamerican pyramid and Miguel, the lead character from the Disney and Pixar's animated film set in Mexico, Coco. The characters of Coco help tell the story of Día de Muertos in the current gallery exhibit inside the pavilion.

In celebration of the ride-through attraction Horizons (1983-1999), comes this matted print. Created by artist Eric Tan, it replicates the nostalgia and forward-looking visions of the attraction, which was located on the current site of Mission: SPACE.

The spirit of Norway and its mythology is alive with this print depicting the former Maelstrom boat ride. Artist Eric Tan brings to life some of the most memorable moments of this fondly remembered EPCOT attraction.

Rather than reproduce a single Japanese region, the Japan Pavilion was designed to provide visitors with a representative sampling of a variety of traditional structures throughout the island country. Created by artist Stacey Aoyama, this print showcases the pavilion's replica five-story pagoda and torii gate.