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The Mayan pyramid that dominates the entranceway to the Mexican pavilion expresses the proud pre-Columbian heritage of the country. The landscaping, the most tropical area represented at Epcot, represents the jungle and desert regions of the country.
Directly inside the showcase is a gallery displaying artifacts from various periods in the history of Mexico. Beyond the gallery, lies a formal portico, modeled after a mayor's mansion, and then a typical colonial plaza where an evening at the market and a festival atmosphere prevail.
- Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros
Experience the sights and sounds of Mexico through a delightful boat ride while following the adventures of Donald Duck, José Carioca and Panchito. This journey showcases the people, culture, history and arts of Mexico and is enjoyable for all ages. - Animalés Fantásticos Spirits in Wood
Woodcarvings of animals, humans and mythical creatures, known as animalés fantásticos (fantastic animals), are a modern Mexican folk art that mixes traditional with contemporary themes. - Mariachi Cobre
Discover the best of Mariachi music "under the stars" in the festive market inside the Mexico Pavilion or outside in front of the Pavilion's Mayan exterior. The Cobre play with powerful emotions of joy and love, in the true spirit of their musical heritage.
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La Hacienda de San Angel
Here you will experience the most picturesque dining in all of Epcot with a panoramic waterfront view of the World Showcase Lagoon. A 250-seat table-service restaurant decorated with traditional Mexican colors, bright and inviting.
