Odyssey Restaurant | Disney World

Last Updated on: March 31st, 2024

odyssey restaurant epcot disney worldThe Odyssey Restaurant was an original attraction when Disney World’s Epcot opened in 1982.It was a quick serve restaurant serving typical park fare such as burgers and hot dogs. The restaurant building sits in between Future World (Test Track) and World Showcase (Mexico).

It closed in 1994 and throughout the years, the Odyssey Restaurant has hosted a range of dining options, including buffets, quick-service offerings, and event catering. It has been used for various festivals and special occasions at Epcot, such as the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival and Epcot International Festival of the Arts.

The restaurant’s offerings and availability can change depending on the time of year and special events taking place at Epcot. Guests interested in dining at the Odyssey Restaurant or experiencing any special events held there should consult the official Walt Disney World website or contact Disney directly for the most up-to-date information, including current dining options and availability.

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Fun Facts

  1. Original Location Shift Due to a Sinkhole: The Odyssey Restaurant, an original Epcot attraction since its opening in 1982, was initially planned to be situated closer to CommuniCore. However, the discovery of a sinkhole necessitated relocating it to its eventual spot between Future World and World Showcase​​.

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