Getting Oriented

The park is divided into sightseeing clusters. Hollywood Boulevard is the main artery to the heart of the park and is where you find the glistening replica of Grauman's Chinese Theatre.

Encircling it are Sunset Boulevard, the Animation Courtyard, Toy Story Land, Pixar Place, Commissary Lane, Grand Avenue, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, and Echo Lake.

The entire park is 135 acres, but it has fewer than 20 attractions (compared with Magic Kingdom's 40-plus). It's small enough to cover in a day and even repeat a favorite ride or two.

If you're staying at one of the EPCOT resorts (BoardWalk, Yacht or Beach Club, Swan, or Dolphin), getting to the Entrance Plaza on a motor launch is part of the fun. Disney resort buses also drop you at the entrance. Those staying at Pop Century, Art of Animation, Caribbean Beach, and the Riviera Resort can take the new Disney Skyliner to the parks.

If you're staying off-property and driving, your $25 parking ticket will remain valid for parking at another Disney park later in the day—provided, of course, you have the stamina.