There was plenty to see and do at this year’s Flower and Garden Festival, including the magnificent topiaries located all around the park, a walk through Bambi’s (much roomier) Butterfly House, guest speakers, various tours, the Flower Power concert series, and more. It’s all coming to an end tomorrow, May 15th, but this last weekend …
This year the butterfly house, part of the Flower and Garden Festival, was moved into a new location, made to be a much bigger size, and themed after Bambi to celebrate the film. Inside the butterfly house guests are greeted by the Bambi topiaries: Bambi, Thumper, and Flower. There was so much more room to …
Located behind Spaceship Earth this year was Mickey’s topiary scene. In this year’s scene Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto were enjoying a fun picnic in the beautiful Florida sun. Don’t worry about Donald and Daisy. They were found around on either side of Spaceship Earth.
This year’s Flower and Garden Festival at Epcot has been in full “bloom” since mid-March and only has a couple of weeks remaining. Each year the front entrance to the park is themed differently with topiaries to greet guests as they come into the park. This year’s theme centered around Toy Story 3. Three different …
Thanks to our local contributor, Brandi B., we have a little sneak peek at one of the character topiaries from this year’s Flower and Garden Festival! Stop and say hi to Donald as he greets you behind Spaceship Earth during the 2011 Flower and Garden Festival!
One of my favorite places to visit during Epcot’s Flower and Garden Festival is the butterfly house. I can spend hours in here photographing the variety of butterflies flitting around. This year, the butterfly house will be twice its size as Bambi’s Butterfly House celebrates the Diamond Edition release of the animated classic, Bambi. You’ll …
Springtime is just around the corner and that means that Epcot’s annual Flower and Garden Festival is beginning soon! As a matter of fact, the fun begins next Wednesday, March 2nd. In honor of the festival we’re taking a look back at a photo from the 2009 Flower and Garden Festival. The park is always …
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