Shrink down to rat size for a culinary adventure through Gusteau's.
200 Epcot Center Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830, USA Get directions
"Remy's Ratatouille Adventure is located at Epcot's World Showcase in the recently expanded France pavilion. This family-friendly trackless dark ride takes guests on an adorable and exciting journey with Remy and friends through Gusteau's restaurant." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Shrink down to the size of a rat and join Remy on a culinary adventure through Gusteau's restaurant in Disney World's newest attraction. Based on the beloved 2007 Pixar film 'Ratatouille,' the new dark ride officially opened on Oct. 1 at Epcot as part of the expansion to the France World Showcase pavilion." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"This trackless, rat-shaped-car attraction drops riders into a high-energy, sensory-packed chase through the film’s kitchen and dining room, delivering a thrill from the vehicle’s untethered movement as much as from the scenes themselves. Clocking in at about 4 minutes and 40 seconds, the experience pairs sharp 3D imagery and new film material (brief moments with Linguini and Skinner) with pronounced 4D effects — heat from the broiler, mist from a mop, and an actual wafting cheese aroma — plus playful set pieces like oversized onions and sausages and a post-chase rat picnic. It’s light on plot but heavy on immersion and charm, delighting kids (a five-year-old reviewer was “beyond amazed”) and fans of the movie alike, and it especially resonates with people familiar with the tempo and chaos of real restaurant kitchens." - Amanda Kludt
"A new, immersive attraction based on the 2007 Pixar film is scheduled to open on October 1 at the Florida theme-resort, and its arrival prompted a weeklong reexamination of the movie. The announcement serves as a timely reason to revisit the film’s memorable scenes—especially the rat protagonist’s celebration of unexpected flavor combinations—and inspired the author’s culinary experiments, from a sourdough loaf studded with strawberries and sharp cheese to other fruit-and-cheese pairings that echo the film’s theme of creative taste combinations." - Dayna Evans
"A family-friendly dark ride debuting as part of a major anniversary celebration that shrinks riders down to a vermin’s-eye perspective for a playful tour through a restaurant kitchen—positioned as a must-see new immersive experience for families with children." - Carlye Wisel
