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The boat ride takes visitors through swamps, past inhospitable farm environments, and through a futuristic greenhouse where real crops are grown using the latest agricultural technologies. The greenhouse exhibits change constantly: Along with familiar fruits and grains such as tomatoes, corn, and rice, recent plantings include Mickey-shaped pumpkins, hot peppers, and more-exotic foods such as Malabar nuts, pandan, caimito, and amaranth. This produce is used in restaurants throughout WDW.
Many Epcot guests assume that Living with the Land will be too dry and educational for their tastes. A woman from Houston writes:
I had a bad attitude about Living with the Land—I just didn’t think I was up for a movie about wheat farming. Wow, was I surprised!
Touring Tips
See this attraction before the lunch crowd hits The Land’s restaurants or after 3 p.m. If you have a special interest in the agricultural techniques being demonstrated, take the Behind the Seeds at EPCOT tour.
For the Christmas Holiday Season, Living with the Land is decorated with Christmas lights and open in the evening (at other times of year, it generally closes at 7:00 PM unless there are Evening Extra Magic Hours).
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Here's roughly how many minutes you'll wait for Living with the Land at each EPCOT Crowd Level.
The chart below shows typical Lightning Lane return times while you're in the park on the day of your visit. You'd use this chart to determine two things:
The chart's data markers change from circles to X's when the odds of Lightning Lanes being gone exceed the percentage you select in the dropdown above the chart.
Return times jump around a lot once the initial supply of Lightning Lane slots runs out. You'll see this in the chart as jagged lines with 'X' markers on them. Those return times are based on people cancelling Lightning Lane selections, which causes sudden, unpredictable return times to show up.
X markers mean Lightning Lane was gone more than 50% of the time for that selection time and crowd level.
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The chart below shows typical Lightning Lane return times when you request a Lightning Lane before the day of your visit. Use it to compare how return windows usually change from 21 days out to 1 day out.
The chart's data markers change from circles to X's when the odds of Lightning Lanes being gone exceeds the percentage you select in the dropdown above the chart.
X markers mean Lightning Lane was gone more than 50% of the time for that selection time and crowd level.
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