GEO-82

Loved this spot! Definitely coming back I had such a great time at Geo-82. The vibe is super chill and stylish, but what really stood out was the service — friendly, attentive, and on point the whole time. They’ve got an awesome selection of top-shelf liquor — really impressive picks if you’re into quality drinks. Only thing I’d improve is the food menu. It’s okay, but could use a few more options to match the level of the drinks and service. Overall, a great place to hang out. Highly recommend!

We were able to try Geo-82 while celebrating my birthday at Epcot. I really appreciated that it’s an adults-only space—it was a nice break from the usual park hustle. That said, our experience was a bit mixed. Service was on the slow side; we waited quite a while before anyone came to our table. The drinks were also quite pricey. For one cocktail, a glass of sparkling rosé, a beer, and one small bite, our total came to $100, which felt a little steep for what we got. I didn’t personally find anything on the cocktail menu that jumped out at me, but I know that comes down to individual taste. What stood out most, though, was how difficult it was to get a reservation. I had to check the platform multiple times a week for days leading up to our trip. After all that effort, I’m not sure the experience lived up to the hype. If I returned, I’d hope reservations were easier to come by—otherwise, I probably wouldn’t go out of my way again.

A once in a lifetime experience you shouldn’t miss, when visiting Epcot! Went for the fireworks and the view was stunning. The fireworks music as well as sounds were played in sync. Really could recommend getting the firework package, cause the food it includes was at its finest. Such a special food and drink menu as well as rare liquors being used for the drinks. Our bartender Nick was super nice. He took the time to talked to us and was very competent in what he did. If you see the Manager Christian walking around ask him about some key facts about GEO-82. He just knows all of it and is very nice by patiently explaining how it got built and sharing the story behind the incredible bar. If you are going to Epcot try to get a reservation, it’s MORE than worth it.

I had an amazing first experience at GEO-82! Not only are the decor beautiful and attention to detail exquisite, but the food and drinks were amazing. The quality ingredients used in each item were noticeable and appreciated, and the prices are fair. I wish I could have tried everything! The lounge was pretty loud so it was sometimes hard to hear each other and our server. But the comfortable seating and experience were worth it. It was amazing to be away from the park, while in the park, and enjoy the atmosphere of GEO-82. I honestly can't wait to go back!

Loud in here. Super service, Every cast member was great. The bites were really good, less so for the tuna but the meat and cheese board and the mushroom flat bread were great. Drinks are the stars here, even off menu mojito was awesome.

Located in Spaceship Earth, it is a relaxing lounge with good aesthetics. Food was lovely and drinks on point. Will definitely visit again.

We went here on the 4th day they were open. Service was amazing. William was our server. Nice selection of mixed drinks but most of them are dark liquor. If that’s not your thing, they have pretty much a full bar and can get simple mixed drinks if you don’t want what’s on the menu. We got the flatbread, crab cakes and charcuterie and will say they were all amazing. It was quite expensive though. For 4 people, with the food mentioned and three drinks each, it was $350. So plan ahead. Reservations are hard to get but if you’re looking for an adults only spot it’s great. We really enjoyed the view of Epcot and how quiet it was!

A really great addition to the scenery of epcot from spaceship earth overlooking the epcot we loved for decades. We went here not knowing what to order, and the wonderful server explained to us the menu in its entirety! We ended up picked the least strong alcoholic drink, and we were recommended High Brown Batanga, and it’s precisely taste like Plum drink or soda that is popular in China and Taiwan! The platter is savory, sweet, and salty, a perfect and filling meal! Overall, the experience was great and I would recommend people to keep checking the disney app to see any open availability.

Got lucky enough to secure a spot at the brand new adult lounge. First impression when you walk in is high class. You get greeted with melon scented(?) cold towels. Ideal for a hot Florida day and terrific tone setter for your experience. We went on to try numerous different drinks/food that I'll list below: Strawberry- Black Pepper Sour: boy does this pucker you up. They do not mess around with the bitterness of this drink. Notes of strawberry but certainly none of its sweetness. Somehow this drink worked. Peach Shrub Whisky Smash: this may have been the sweetest of the drinks. The flavors of this one meld together perfectly and the mint makes it a refreshing drink to consume on hot weather (aka everyday in Florida). Electron: what a weird concoction this thing was. I think the waitress lied about the mouth feel bouncing around giving a tingling sensation. Or I just had too high of expectations. I will not lie this was the worst drink of the bunch. It was to earthy. That being said I could see how this would be someone's favorite but was much too weird for even myself. Brûlée Banana Highball- kind of similar to an espresso martini with hints of banana. If you like bananas this one is for you. The food here was exquisite. We ordered both the funghi flatbread and charcuterie board. Neither one let us down. And even one of the pickiest eaters discovered their love of blue cheese. That revelation alone makes the trip worth it to me. Would recommend

10 featured cocktails, 9 wines, 6 beer selections, 2 zero proof cocktails, and a whopping 5 food items to pick from here. I get it, you only come here for drinks and a snack. However, I really wasn't impressed with any of the cocktails. Plus the cocktails are between $23-$28 dollars. Super pricey, even for Disney. Now, the views are great, and depending on where you sit it might even be spectacular. I bet at nighttime for the fireworks this is the place to be. I was told you could sit in your seat as long as you wanted unless there was an event, then there was a time limit. Up first, I had the $23 Electron. It was just ok. Nothing great, not bad. Then, I had the $14 Cannellini Hummus to go with it. The hummus was standard. The next drink I had was the $26 Brulee Banana Highball. Once again, just ok. Not as strong as a banana taste I was hoping for either. Then, off the menu I had the espresso martini. It was not good at all. Do not order. It's a shame considering how good Citricos is. Last drink I tried was the $28 Brown Butter Old-Fashioned, easily the best drink of the 4 by a long shot. I love the EPCOT stamp on the single clear ice cube. I came here and drank for a few hours. It was nice to beat the heat. The hostess told me they were running 20 minutes behind, but I ended up getting a seat at the bar on time. Would come back to see fireworks, but that's about it. Literally hundreds of other places at EPCOT to get drinks.

Giving GEO-82 4 stars though it may have been more of a 3.5. I think I enjoyed the experience more in the moment because well, I was at Epcot which generally makes me happy right off the bat. As I am thinking back for this review I am being more critical for sure. First things first, the waiting lounge itself is beautiful. It definitely feels like an elevated sanctuary of respite from the heat fueled, meltdowns happening just outside its beautifully lit walls. The calm and serenity you feel upon walking up the stairs to being greeted with a cold tranquility scented towel is everything you may be looking for as you duck out of the Florida summer. Unfortunately, once you make your way into the actual bar area you are quickly reminded you are at a theme park. While yes, the space is beautiful, the noise level was nearly on par with the Regal Eagle. It was a shocking difference from the scene at the other end of the hallway. We were seated along the wall high tops where one side is long booth style seating and the other side has bar stools. The spacing of the tables is ok, not super cramped but close enough you can hear your neighbors every thought. Our server Kim approached us quickly and was very kind and knowledgeable. We weren't certain about which drinks we wanted but we knew we would like the charcuterie board so we put in that order. Kim offered us some drink recommendations and a bit more insight on the offerings. When Kim returned we chose the Peach Shrub Whisky Smash and the Banana Brûlée Highball. Our charcuterie board arrived and we were given a thorough run down by the food runner (I think his name was Nicholas?) he was lovely and we appreciated the tips to save the brittle for last. We were hungry so we got right to work on the board. Every. Single. Bite. Was incredible. Hands down the best board on Disney Property. Our drinks arrived about 15 minutes after our food, which isn't too terrible but I'd think with a drink focused menu signature drinks would be made quicker. We had finished the board and were just kind of looking around waiting for the drinks. I give grace because we did put the food in first, but again seemed a little delayed. The drinks were outstanding though! So if it takes a bit longer to craft them to perfection I suppose we will wait. This is not an every visit type of lounge (first off good luck with a reservation!). But it is PRICEY even for Disney standards (which we are used to and expect.) Even doing my yelpie due diligence and preparing for the wallet drain I still gasped when I peeked at the bill. The grand total for 2 drinks and one charcuterie board was $86 and change. Add in a $20 tip and we just had the most expensive Disney snacks of our lives lol. Was it worth it? I'm not so sure. The drinks and food definitely were. But to be in gorgeous elevated environment ruined with folks who have been drinking around the world all day and need to use their outside voice inside? Nah. I'm sure we will visit again solely based on the food and drinks but we will definitely try to request a window seat so we have a better buffer at least.

Stopped with my friend Chris and his bestie's ace and Jen and also my friend Matt at Geo 82. So for a drink I got the wine from Portugal it is going for $17 a class; it comes in a goblet shaped wine glass and it's lightly chilled. OK let me talk to you about our server her name is Amy she is outstanding she is from Jacksonville she knows everything on her menu and every single wine and every single drink and for being a diverse menu of having multiple different items and concoctions you can choose from she is a hidden gem for Disney. Apart from our server the decor NGL 82 is very Epcot but think of modern and iconic so the ceiling lights are globes and they have a little fairy lights in them, the wall has a apricot print and then all the fabric has some type of pattern. They have these chairs that have a triangle geometric pattern, a couple other chairs with a hexagonal pattern the lounger were on the back of it the fabric is glitter everything has like a hint of gold and the lighting is very warm and inviting. The back bar is all mirrored so you can see the outside from looking at the back of the bar. To get in here you do have to make reservations and wow do they go quick but we're able to be added it to Ace and Jens reservation! This is a very nice experience however it is a little bit on the higher price point. 10/10

This place is just beautiful. If you are a fan of Epcot, you will love this place. It is right inside of Spaceship Earth. Facing the World Showcase. Stunning views. Our server was very friendly, attentive and efficient. The food we tried was all really good. My friend got the old fashioned and she loved it. I was not loving any of their signature cocktails but the bartender made me a margarita and it was perfect. I will most definitely be back to this place.

MICHELIN STAR EXPERIENCE! This place is expensive (about $25/drink), but it is absolutely worth it. Right now it is reservation only which you will need to reserve on the Disney app. You must have an Epcot park ticket for entry also. Additionally, all updated menu pricing is on the Disney app. First thing we did was check in downstairs near the Project Tomorrow area (yes, you have to go inside the side of the big ole Epcot ball). Then we went upstairs to their waiting area where we were given "TRANQUILITY SCENTED" HAND TOWELS!!! I literally felt like I was in a spa for a moment. Waiting area is very modern and a nice place to sit and chat while we waited for our table. We arrived at our table which was near the window, perfect for people watching (and firework viewing!). We ordered 2 food items: the Funghi Flatbread and the Jumbo Lump Crab Gâteau. I wish the crab dish was bigger, but both of these were delicious. The crab dish had caviar on top of i and a decent amount of crab! Every drink that graced my tastebuds on this trip was delicious. It's hard to pick favorites... but if I HAD TO... My favorites were the Strawberry and Coconut 'Right Hand' (very bitter drink because of the Campari) and the Brûlée Banana Highball. My friend that I was with absolutely loved the Brown Butter Old-Fashioned (this is the only drink that comes with the Epcot ball stamped on the ice cube) and the Peach Shrub Whisky Smash. The Caramelized Leek Martini was also good, but I think next time I want to ask for vodka in it instead of gin. The staff were incredible also. Rose and Kim were great and very knowledgeable in the menu items! Kim was very attentive to all our needs. Our reservation was at 6:40pm and they let us stay for the fireworks :) I will absolutely be coming back here.

This place is amazing! I was extremely lucky in getting a reservation this trip as I was already browsing the reservations. A 12:15p one popped up and I booked it immediately. I told my babe and he was excited for our Epcot excursion the next day. This place was not easy to find but we watched a YouTube video on how to get to the entrance (thanks Mammoth Club). We went right there and checked in. The hand towels to clean your hands or use as a cooling cloth when you walk in came in clutch. The lounge area was fabulous. The Epcot diamond pattern is repeated in everything from the walls to the decor for floor to ceiling, and even in the serving plates. Seating at the windows is prime real estate and I can see why it would be a popular place to be at night for the fireworks. Cocktails: Strawberry - Black Pepper Sour (campari liqueur, luxardo maraschino liqueur, strawberry, lemon, black pepper) - I liked the taste of this so much that I ordered a second one. I think I'm a fan of campari. Electron (Siete Misterios Doba-Yej mezcal, carrot, cinnamon, lime, Hella Cocktail Co. Orange Bitters, pink peppercorn) - This was his and he didn't like it. It was explained as having an explosion of different flavors but I think it's more like a bunch of different flavors that were kinda meh. Peach Shrub Whisky Smash (Toki Suntory whisky, Lustau Amontillado Sherry, Peach and Mint Shrub, Bubbles) - His second drink. He really enjoyed this one as it was more sweeter and more familiar than the Electron. Food: Cannellini Hummus (pumpkin seed pistou, radish, preserved lemon, fresno peppers, pappadam) - Best item hands down. This is a vegan option which I wasn't even paying attention to on the menu. The flavors here along with using the pappadam as a hummus vehicle was fantastic. I'm actually considering getting pappadam from here on out instead of chips Charcuterie Board (artisanal cheeses, cured meats, and accompaniments) - nothing that noteworthy but very good Jumbo Lumb Crab Galteau (smoked cheddar, pickled mustard seed-lemon vinaigrette, supreme caviar) - this fancy crab cake was really great. the outside of it seems to be blended while the inside had the consistency of a regular, finely shredded crab meat. I don't recall any filler and the obvious breading on the very top under the caviar. The bourbon flight was unreal lol. Tasting the 4 exclusive bourbons sent us over the edge as we aren't dry bourbon drinkers but wanted to give it a shot. This is a must who choose this as their liquor of choice. Our server Sal was amazing! He helped us in choosing what we ate and answered all of our questions. Service is impeccable here. Definitely need to come back here a few more times.

Geo-82 recently opened at EPCOT. It is located inside Spaceship Earth, the main attraction of the park when you first enter. If you don't know its there, you might miss it. You do not need to go on the ride to enter but it is easy if you come off the ride and as you head to the exit, head to the right, there is a small hallway and that is the entrance. If you are coming from the outside, walk past Spaceship Earth on the right and enter the exit. This is a small lounge, most notably is this is a 21 and up lounge, no one under 21 allowed. They will check your IDs before heading up stairs. You are basically sitting on the back side of Spaceship Earth, with a beautiful view of EPCOT. Let me preference by saying this is new, I take that into consideration even though we had a few hiccups. We started with the hostess downstairs, we had a reservation for 6 and wanted to try and add one more. I knew they had a couple of larger tables. I did go early and speak with the hostess. She started by telling me they don't take reservations over 5. I showed her I had one for 6 and her reply was "Oh". I ended up having to speak with the coordinator who could not guarantee to add a person and I would have to ask when we checked in. When it was our time to check in, I asked again, and was sent to the manager. I explained the situation, saying we didn't mind if we needed to squeeze but it was only 1 extra person and it was my birthday. He was very polite and took me upstairs to look at the table and determine if that was ok. It was fine. It was a long booth on one side and then 3 chairs on the other. I don't quite understand why the hassle, we fit perfectly and it was a tad embarrassing as everyone starred at us as to what was taking place. I will give the manager props, he was the only polite cast member during check in that we interacted with. Our server was very nice, very sweet, explained and answered questions when we had them. She did seem a little nervous but they were very busy. She did tell us that the bar was running behind. I did ask about the time limit because of that, we wanted to lounge for a bit and had been told at check in there was a 75-minute wait. Our server had no clue about a time limit. This also made question what was happening here. The lounge is small, there are probably about 20-30 tables of varying sizes. There are also about 15 seats at the bar. Currently there are no walk ups available, you must have a reservation. We heard them turn tons of groups away that were trying to just walk in. There menu is interesting. They have a bunch of specialty cocktails, none of which were really screaming to me. One in particular, was a leek martini. Gross! The drinks on the menu are expensive, the cheapest was $25. They do have a fully stocked bar, so you can really order whatever you would like. You do not need to order off the menu. I ordered an espresso martini as well as a lemon drop martini. Both of them really good, but both incredibly small. Both of my drinks were much cheaper though, more standard Disney drink prices. My husband ordered a dirty martini and Manhattan. He enjoyed both as well. Two of our friends, also ordered off the menu and choose mojitos. They both enjoyed them. Two other friends of ours, did order off the menu. They tried a total of 3 drinks: Electron, Strawberry Black Pepper Sour, and High Brow Batanga. I did try all of them and I was correct, they were not for me. I will stick with classic drinks that I know. We also ordered a few food items. My husband and I ordered the Jumbo Lump Crab Gâteau: Smoked Cheddar, Pickled Mustard Seed-Lemon Vinaigrette, Supreme Caviar. Dang! This was delicious! We are on a crab cake kick lately and we knew we had to order this. It was fantastic. Really really delicious. It was not like a crab cake, almost like a crab pile. It was soft and mostly crab, there was very little bread crumbs in this. It was topped with caviar and as someone who has never had caviar, I did really enjoy it, I did not really find it gave any flavor but added salt. Our friend ordered Cannellini Hummus: Pumpkin Seed Pistou, Radish, Preserved Lemon, Fresno Peppers, Pappadam. I tasted the hummus and it was fine. It was pricy for what it was and the pappadam was so thin, it kept breaking when she would scoop the hummus. It needs a pita. Lastly, our other friends order the Chef's Selection of Artisanal Cheeses, Cured Meats, and Accompaniments. For $29 this was actually a really good price. It was fully of cheese, meats, breads, honeycomb, brittle and more. It was very good for the few items we tried. Our server also told us this will rotate based on availability and what the chef wants to add to the board. But we would get this. Overall, this is a neat place, and perfect lounge for adults. We enjoyed it, issues and all. I would for sure go back but I would go as a date night with my husband. I think the more you add the harder it is to get in. But definitely check it out.

While GEO-82 reservations seem hard to come by, after checking a few times on the day I wanted to go, I was able to get in. The overall look and design of the lounge is lovely and fits in well with Epcot. I sat at the bar so wasn't overlooking the park as other tables are set up for, but it was still fine. The bartender was very kind and knowledgeable, and made each drink right in front of us. The menu is pretty pricy, even by Disney standards. I opted for a zero proof cocktail that was $17. It was quite good, though - much better than any sugary mocktail that bars normally offer. I would definitely like to come back again for an evening drink with fireworks, and hopefully a park view seat.

Geo-82 recently opened at EPCOT. It is located inside Spaceship Earth. If you don't know it's there, you might miss it. You dont need to go on the ride to enter. I will say it is easy if you come off the ride and as you head to the exit, make a right, there is a small hallway and that is the entrance. If you are coming from the outside, walk past Spaceship Earth on the right and enter the exit. This is a 21 and up lounge, no one under 21 is allowed. They will check your IDs before heading up stairs. You are basically sitting on the back side of Spaceship Earth, with a beautiful view of EPCOT. We started with the hostess downstairs, we had a reservation for 6 and wanted to try and add one more. My wife knew they had a couple of larger tables. We did go early and speak with the hostess. She started by telling us they don't take reservations over 5. My wife showed her we had one for 6 and her reply was "Oh". We ended up having to speak with the coordinator who could not guarantee to add a person and we would have to ask when we checked in. When it was our time to check in, we asked again, and was sent to the manager. We explained the situation, saying we didn't mind if we needed to squeeze but it was only 1 extra person and it was my wife's birthday. He was very polite and took my wife upstairs to look at the table and determine if that was ok. It was fine. It was a long booth on one side and then 3 chairs on the other. The lounge is small, there are probably about 20-30 tables of varying sizes. There are also about 15 seats at the bar. Our server was very nice, very sweet, explained and answered questions when we had them. She did seem a little nervous but they were very busy. The menu is interesting. They have a bunch of specialty cocktails, none of which were really screaming to me or my wife. One in particular, was a leek martini. Gross! The drinks on the menu are expensive, the cheapest was $25. They do have a fully stocked bar, so you can really order whatever you would like. You do not need to order off the menu. My wife ordered an espresso martini as well as a lemon drop martini. Both of them really good, but both incredibly small. Both of her drinks were much cheaper though, more standard Disney drink prices. I ordered a dirty martini and Manhattan. I truly enjoyed both drinks and were perfectly. Two of our friends, also ordered off the menu and choose mojitos. They both enjoyed them. Two other friends of ours, did order off the menu. They tried a total of 3 drinks: Electron, Strawberry Black Pepper Sour, and High Brow Batanga. We also ordered a few food items. My wife and I ordered the Jumbo Lump Crab Gâteau: Smoked Cheddar, Pickled Mustard Seed-Lemon Vinaigrette, Supreme Caviar. Dang! This was delicious! We are on a crab cake kick lately and we knew we had to order this. It was not like a crab cake, almost like a crab pile. It was soft and mostly crab, there was little bread crumbs in this. It was topped with caviar. Our friend ordered Cannellini Hummus: Pumpkin Seed Pistou, Radish, Preserved Lemon, Fresno Peppers, Pappadam. I tasted the hummus and it was fine. It was pricy for what it was and the pappadam was so thin, it kept breaking when she would scoop the hummus. Lastly, our other friends order the Chef's Selection of Artisanal Cheeses, Cured Meats, and Accompaniments. For $29 this was actually a really good price. It was fully of cheese, meats, breads, honeycomb, brittle and more. It was very good for the few items we tried. Our server also told us this will rotate based on availability and what the chef wants to add to the board. But we would get this. Overall, this is a neat place, and perfect lounge for adults. We enjoyed it and would for sure go back.

This entire experience was delightful from start to finish! As soon as we walked in we were handed orange scented cooling cloths before being seated. Talk about the Royal treatment! We were seated at the bar which had some perks for sure! The bartenders interacted with us, telling us all about the menu and some of the spirits. For example, Bacarrat and Woodford Exchange collaborated to create a savory bourbon of which only 100 bottles exist in the world. Disney has 23! It's $350 a pour, and you really want to sup this one on its own. I did not have a glass this trip. Instead I had the brown butter old fashioned which was amazing! We also ordered the charcuterie board which has meats and cheeses from all over the world as well as honey and a sweet orange jam. Sitting at the bar we had our backs turned to the lovely view of Epcot, but it was a trade off to have such a wonderful experience with our bartenders!

Finally got a reservation for this place and we visited yesterday. We ate beforehand so we didn't try any of their small bites. This place is really pretty and bright, and I love that you can see outside. I didn't love that where we sat the seats were so far apart it made trying to talk to each other difficult, so I hope they arrange them a bit better. Drink menu: honestly I was very unimpressed. I didn't like that it was mostly a bourbon/whiskey/mezcal type place, I wish they had more options as I'm a vodka person and not a single drink appealed to me. I had been seeing many posts on a Disney group about an off menu drink- the banana nut bread coffee martini so I ordered it. The first few sips were ok, but it's been spiced and honestly still felt like an old fashioned to me, that I gave up drinking it. I eventually ordered a double vodka soda, which was good - hard to go wrong there. My partner tried a few drinks, one came with a little cookie that made me jealous I couldn't also try. His favorite was the Strawberry and Coconut 'Right Hand' which I will agree was pretty good but heavy on the Campari. He also tried the electron and the peach shrub whiskey smash (comes with cookie). Our server was Sal and he was very nice and very enthusiastic. We may return for the ambiance but unless they add some vodka cocktails or maybe even champagne cocktails, I'll probably just stick to a vodka soda and enjoy the atmosphere.

We had a great experience here. I was lucky enough to get a reservation out of the blue. We started by going up the elevator after checking in at the check-in desk and being greeted by the front desk at the lounge they gave us a cooling towel which was super nice to cool down and relax in the lounge while we waited for our table in the lounge area. I got the garden Mocktail and my friend Lauren got the martini. We paired it with the charcuterie board, which was great to share. The views are spectacular and will be amazing to see the firework show at night. We really enjoy the lounge in the service was good. We will be back again to try more foods and drink drinks in the future.

Ok. So this was hard to nab a reservation. Got one around 4:20pm. Snoop Dog would be proud. Got the crab cake and Tuna. Both were incredible. Some of the best bites ive had in the park since Takuma Tai opened in Japan. But that Brown Butter Old Fashion is one of the best drinks I have ever had at any place. It IS EXPENSIVE, it IS LIMITED. So if you have the money this is great and a special time. Also loved being at the window and watching everyone outside of Spaceship Earth. Server was fantastic too. Ended up getting a banana creme brule not on menu as well that unfortunately forgot to shoot. I be back. Fyi they open day of reservations at 6am. But around 10 to 11am I saw ones for week I was there. But DID reload around 70+ times.

Geo 82 is located inside the exit are of Spaceship Earth - ask cast members to guide you, as it is not easy to spot on your first try! Upon arriving, cast members greet you with a cold towel and have you sit in the waiting area until your table is ready. The entry hallway uses the light up floors from retro Epcot, and the actual replica tiles from the outside of Spaceship Earth but golden! Inside, you have beautiful views of the park. The jumbo lump gateau was amazing, albeit the size of a mini muffin for $25. You are paying for the experience, so make sure to request a spaceship earth stamped ice cube before you head back out to the parks!

GEO-82 is (at the time of this writing) the new upscale lounge at Epcot! This place is extremely unique, as it has a very modern but comfortable feel. Every fine detail has been considered and branded, right down the ice cubes for drinks! The staff is incredibly friendly, as they'll greet you with cool towels in the waiting area, and your server will ask your preferences to recommend the perfect cocktail for you. Reservations are required, and the entrance is a little tricky to find (it's inside Project Tomorrow). If you're a fan of Epcot and fussy cocktails, you have to check this place out!

When will Disney start prioritizing clean indoor air? With airborne infection , I was disappointed to see yet another space with no ventilation, no ASHRAE 241 standards, no air purifiers, no outdoor seating, etc. With how much airborne illness spreads at Disney, I was hoping this new bar would set a standard for protecting guests. They failed to do so.

This has been a great addition to the Magic Kingdom with having a 21 and up lounge. Food is nicely paired with the drinks and it's very well decorated inside. Put this on your list but you had better be looking for a reservation at 6:00 am eastern time on the sixtieth day before you want to come or forget it for now since it's new.