Agent P's World Showcase Adventure

Description And Comments

In their now-in-reruns Disney Channel show, Phineas and Ferb have a pet platypus named Perry. In the presence of humans, Perry doesn’t do a whole lot. (To be fair, we’re not experts on typical platypus behavior, but indulge us.) When the kids aren’t looking, though, Perry takes on the role of Agent P, a fedora-wearing, James Bond–esque secret agent who battles the dastardly Dr. Doofenshmirtz to prevent world domination.

In Agent P’s World Showcase Adventure, you become a secret agent who helps Perry in his fight. You sign up online at agentpwsa.com using your smartphone and Epcot’s Wi-Fi; then you’re dispatched on a mission to your choice of seven World Showcase pavilions.

Once you arrive at a pavilion, your phone’s video and audio provide various clues to help you solve a set of simple puzzles necessary for defeating Doofenshmirtz’s plan. As you discover each clue, you’ll find special effects, such as talking statues and flaming lanterns, that physically animate some of the story you’re following. Don’t be surprised if people around you ask, “How did you make that happen?”

Playing the game is completely free. Beyond that, Agent P makes static World Showcase pavilions more interactive and kid-friendly. The adventures have simple clues, fast pacing, and cool rewards for solving the puzzles. Len’s daughter, Hannah, would happily spend an entire afternoon in World Showcase playing this game and drinking Japanese sodas. Don’t be surprised if, having completed one pavilion’s adventure, your child wants to do the same.

A Tucker, Georgia, mother of a 7-year-old is a fan:

My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed Agent P’s World Showcase Adventure. The interactivity was clever and exciting, plus NO LINES!

Touring Tips

A Granger, Indiana, mom discovered a practical dimension to Agent P:

If it’s raining, do the adventure in Mexico—it’s all inside, and by the time you’re done, the rain usually is too.

A Massillon, Ohio, mom was surprised at how long it took to play:

Our 9- and 6-year-olds really enjoyed Agent P, but it took way longer than the 25 minutes we were told (at least for the UK, the country we chose).

Special Needs

• May Remain In Wheelchair/ECV

Other Attractions in World Showcase

• The American Adventure
• Atlas Fusion
• Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along
• Canada Far and Wide in Circle-Vision 360
• Command Performance
• EPCOT Forever
• EPCOT Pianist
• Frozen Ever After
• Garden Rocks Concert Series
• Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros
• Groovin’ Alps
• Impressions de France
• JAMMitors
• Mariachi Cobre
• Marimba de las Américas
• Matsuriza
• Meet Anna and Elsa at Royal Sommerhus
• Reflections of China
• Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure
• Sergio
• Voices of Liberty