You've been planning this EPCOT trip for three months. You have a spreadsheet. You know which booths open on which day. You've watched every Food & Wine Festival recap video on YouTube since 2019.
And then you eat your way through Morocco, France, and Japan in 45 minutes — and by the time you get to Italy, you cannot remember a single thing you just ate in Morocco.
This is the Food & Wine Festival problem nobody warns you about. The food is incredible. There's too much of it. And your memory is not designed to store "flaky pastry thing with lamb, 4-star, would definitely return" while simultaneously deciding whether the sake flight at Japan is worth the line.
The solution is simpler than your spreadsheet. It fits in your pocket. And it has a place for every country.
EPCOT Food & Wine Festival 2026 — What You Need to Know
The EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival 2026 runs from August 27 through November 21, 2026 — nearly three full months of eating around the world without leaving Orlando. It's included with valid EPCOT admission, which means the only thing standing between you and 46 countries of food is a park ticket and a plan.
The festival features Global Marketplace kiosks set up throughout World Showcase, each serving cuisine and drinks inspired by a specific country or region. The Eat to the Beat Concert Series runs nightly at the America Gardens Theatre. And Emile's Fromage Montage returns — a passport stamp challenge across cheese-inspired dishes that rewards you with a festival treat when you complete it.
In other words: there is a lot going on. You are going to want a way to track it.
Why the Official Disney Passport Isn't Enough
Disney offers its own festival passport — a small booklet designed around the Fromage Montage stamp challenge. It covers the cheese dishes. It does not cover the 40+ other things you're going to eat and drink across the World Showcase that day.
The Eat & Drink Passport by SJPrinter was built specifically for the full Food & Wine Festival experience — not just the cheese trail. It covers 46 of the world's most visited countries, which includes every EPCOT pavilion country and more, with space to document and rate every dish and drink at each stop.
It's passport-sized (5.5" × 4.25"), fits in your pocket or bag, has a dark blue linen cover with the globe design, and comes with 192 country flag stickers so you can mark every country you've "visited" throughout the day.
The countries are arranged in random order — which makes the experience more interactive and gives you a reason to seek out pavilions you might have skipped.
How to Use the Eat & Drink Passport at EPCOT Food & Wine Festival
Before you go: Look up the full list of Global Marketplace booths for 2026 and highlight the ones you most want to hit. EPCOT releases the full booth and menu list before the festival opens — bookmark it and plan your route so you're moving efficiently around World Showcase, not doubling back.
At each booth: Order your dish or drink, then open your Eat & Drink Passport to that country's page. Note what you ordered and your rating while you're still tasting it — not 20 minutes later after two more stops.
Flag stickers: The passport comes with 192 country flag stickers. Place the flag sticker for each country as you visit it. By the end of the festival, you'll have a visual map of everywhere you ate — a keepsake that's way more interesting than 47 nearly identical food photos on your camera roll.
For couples and groups: Give everyone their own passport and compare ratings at the end. Who gave Japan 5 stars? Who thought Morocco was overrated? These are the conversations that make a Food & Wine Festival day actually memorable.
The Eat & Drink Passport as a Gift for EPCOT-Obsessed Friends
If you know someone with EPCOT Food & Wine Festival trips already on the calendar — and every Disney adult in your life has one — the Eat & Drink Passport by SJPrinter is the gift that gets pulled out on the actual day and used at every single booth.
Not displayed on a shelf. Not forgotten in a bag. Used, filled in, and kept.
Available with or without the 192-country flag sticker set. The version with stickers is the one worth getting — the flag stickers are half the fun of the whole experience.
Starting at $8.99. Printed by SJPrinter in Cherry Hill, NJ. Ships nationwide — order now to have it before the festival opens August 27.
Free local pickup available at SJPrinter — 1400 Berlin Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003. Call 856.429.0715 or contact us before stopping by.
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Beyond EPCOT: Other Ways to Use the Eat & Drink Passport
The passport works anywhere you're eating around the world — not just at Disney:
- Local food festivals — any multicultural food festival with booths from different countries
- Wine tasting events — rate each pour, note the region, track your favorites
- International restaurant crawls — pick 5 countries, find a restaurant for each, document every meal
- Classroom food exploration — try dishes from different countries as part of a geography or culture unit, collect flag stickers along the way
- Couples date night challenge — "eat around the world" at home, one country per week, passport stamped each time
For classroom bulk orders (6-pack, 12-pack, 24-pack and larger), contact SJPrinter directly for group pricing. Contact us here →
The Food & Wine Festival Starts August 27 — Order Now
Standard shipping is 3–5 business days. If your trip is in late August or September, order this week to guarantee arrival before you go.
South Jersey or Philadelphia area? Free same-day local pickup at SJPrinter, 1400 Berlin Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 - www.sjprinter.com
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