GEO-82

Reviews

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  Jenny Serwitz

  4 days ago
  2.0
  We visited Geo 82 on our recent visit. We were a group of 8. The staff accommodated our group. But we were not impressed with this bar. Nothing special. It felt more like a hotel bar. The dinks were good but very expensive. And we are comparing it to other Disney bars. We have visited beak and barrel, trader sams and Hurley burley. We did not feel there was anything special about this bar.
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  Dane Roschen

  Oct 3, 2026
  5.0
  Rating 5 stars because I loved it, but I knew the very high price going in. I would highly recommend if you can get a reservation, especially at night, just keep in mind you'll be spending a minimum of $20. Atmosphere is great, particularly at night, with a central view down the main entrance to World Showcase. Incredible view of the fireworks if you can get a reservation that late. Drinks are great by the standards of someone who rarely has cocktails. Very balanced, very smooth, no burn on the end. How cocktails should be. Food is fairly limited. Don't expect to eat a meal there, but the sides and snacks are very tasty. The charcuterie board was well portioned and had a lot of variety. The salmon wrapped in seaweed (not sushi, I don't remember the name) was very expensive for getting 4 bites, but was very tasty in a way a sushi enjoyed would love.
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  Georgie Simon

  Oct 2, 2026
  5.0
  The perfect addition to Epcot! A 21+ venue to relax and sip on a delicious cocktail. The cold tranquility towel when you enter is a nice touch. Only food we had was the charcuterie board and it was great. Our favorite cocktails were the Peach Shrub Whisky Smash (which came with a little peach tart) and the Brûlée Banana Highball. It is definitely pricey but the vibe and escape from traditional theme park chaos made it feel worth it to us.
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  Escape for the Day

  Sep 30, 2026
  5.0
  The visual experience and immersive atmosphere to this bar inside Epcot was indeed magical. We had the charcuterie board and hummus plate. Plenty of unique flavors and pairings. Reserve through the Disney App 60 days in advance. Its popular.
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  Lulu Lovetoeat

  Sep 16, 2026
  3.0
  This was on our must do list and we were lucky enough to get reservations for three times during our trip; however we cancelled the third reservation after the second visit. The great: The view, the food (charcuterie board), the drinks (brown butter old fashioned) were amazing. The server we had both nights (Sean). If you can get a reservation at night you will be able to see the fireworks without paying for the special fireworks seating. The areas for improvement: The castmembers that greet you when you check in and seat you - first night we rec'd hand towels to clean our hands, the seond night we did not but we watched as some guests rec'd them and others did not. One wouldn't look up from the iPad to make eye contact with us at check in. One acted like they were doing us a favor allowing us to be there. It was absolutely awful (this is why we cancelled our third reservation). Other things to know: Yes, it's expensive, but it is in a theme park and Disney so you are paying for that and the location. The tables are tight, so there is a high chance you will be sitting right next to another party as if they were with your party. The first night we were "lectured" by the castmember seating us about a 2 drink/75 minute limit. The table next to us went to order more food and drink and were told they could not because they were at their time limit (they were very upset and checked their reservation and showed it did not reflect this information - it did not matter, they had to leave). The second night there was no time or drink limit. There is a chance you may get seated at the bar and not a table, which means your view will be of the bartender and all the spirits behind the bar.