EPCOT's Food and Wine booth signs reveal which marketplaces get the 30th anniversary treatment

By entgrove · August 20, 2026

Global Marketplace signage is up across EPCOT ahead of the 2026 EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival, confirming booth names and positions. A teal Cheers to 30 Years decoration marks booths that have run all 30 festivals, including Canada, France, Japan, China and Mexico, while Brazil has been part of the event since year one and did not get one.

Signs are up on the Global Marketplace booths across EPCOT, confirming the returning lineup for the 2026 EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival and revealing which booths get 30th anniversary treatment. A teal "Cheers to 30 Years!" decoration appears on the signs for booths that have run all 30 years of the festival, and most of the rest carry a Coming Soon decal ahead of the August 27 opening.

Which booths carry the 30th anniversary marker

The anniversary decoration is not on every sign, and that is the useful part. Canada was the first booth spotted with the teal "Cheers to 30 Years!" element, and the pattern that emerged is that it goes on booths that have been present for the full 30-year run: Canada, France with a "30 Years" banner, Japan on its red and blue sign, China, and Mexico, which also got a fresh coat of paint.

Brazil is the interesting exception. It has been part of the festival since the first year, but its sign between France and Morocco has no anniversary element. Whether that is an oversight or a deliberate distinction is not clear from the signage alone.

The World Discovery and World Nature booths

Coastal Eats has its sign up in World Discovery, with Gyozas of the Galaxy nearby carrying its Guardians of the Galaxy tie-in and Flavors From Fire under a fiery sign. The Fry Basket sits outside Test Track. In World Nature, the kiosk by The Land pavilion has been rebranded Earth Eats; it is carrying a Coming Soon decal but is actually open right now, just serving its standard menu rather than festival food.

Near the World Showcase entrance, Shimmering Sips has gone up with a bubbly pink sign, and the Hawai'i booth alongside it has a light blue one. Those two share a footprint at Port of Entry and function as one stop for most guests.

Harvest Hollow returns along the rose walk

The Harvest Hollow cluster is back on the walkway between the Imagination! pavilion and World Showcase, in the same order as last year: Bramblewood Bites first, then Milled and Mulled next to the playground, then Forest and Field. Tables and chairs are also being staged elsewhere in World Showcase, including between the Brazil and Belgium booths.

World Showcase booth positions

Walking World Showcase clockwise from Morocco, the temporary stands land where regulars will expect them. Belgium sits next to the Morocco pavilion, Greece is between Morocco and Japan under a flower-decorated sign, and Japan is at its pavilion. At The American Adventure is Hops and Barley. Spain is the stone booth with the tile-patterned sign. Germany's booth is beside its pavilion, with The Alps in the same courtyard. India sits by the bridge to China, then China, then Mexico, then Australia under its green sign.

Muppet Labs is back on the Odyssey

The Odyssey pavilion now has Brew-Wing Lab at the Odyssey decals across its windows and doors, and the Muppet Labs logo on the doors confirms Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker are presenting the wing menu again. That framing has been the Brew-Wing Lab's identity since it moved into the Odyssey, and its return means the lab-experiment presentation of the wing flavors carries over rather than being reworked for the anniversary year.

Everything opens August 27, but not every booth

The festival itself runs August 27 to November 21, 2026, and the Coming Soon decals on most signs point at that date. It is worth knowing that several marketplaces open weeks later on a staggered schedule, so a sign being up is not the same as a booth serving. Earth Eats is the live example already: sign up, decal on, festival menu not yet.