China Pavilion

Reviews

• TC

  Tats Cool

  Dec 28, 2025
  5.0
  Absolutely fantastic
• NN

  Nehal

  Nov 26, 2025
  4.0
  The Chinese pavilion is probably the most unique. It’s easily identifiable with the giant Chinatown gate in front of the pavilion. At the back there’s a giant Temple dome. In the pavilion they had multiple restaurants and a massive gift shop. The temple dome is called Reflection of China. It had a lot of unique and historical Chinese stuff. Some were related to Disney characters as well. They have a photopass spot right in front of it too. The gift shop had all kinds of goods, including traditional Chinese clothes, Buddha statues, lanterns, gold jewelry and so much more.
• AT

  Alan Tenorio

  Oct 23, 2025
  5.0
  Pavilhao chines com construcoes e lojas e um museu
• EV

  Ed Vigezzi

  Oct 23, 2025
  5.0
  Located between the Norway Pavilion and the Germany Pavilion, the China Pavilion is one of the most beautiful pavilions in the World Showcase at EPCOT. From the entrance through the gate, the beautiful architecture, and the tranquil pond, you will be transported into the feeling that you are visiting China. Lots of fantastic exhibits and really one of the pavilions you should take the time to walk around. The sights, sounds and authentic smells are sensational.
• LM

  Louisa Moore

  Oct 16, 2025
  4.0
  The China Pavilion at Epcot is honestly one of the prettiest and most peaceful spots in the park. It's surprisingly large, with plenty of room to wander around and take in all the little details, from the ornate ceremonial gate modeled after the Temple of Heaven in Beijing to the gardens and bridges that make you feel like you've stepped straight into another country. The architecture is stunning, the music adds to the atmosphere, and it's a great place to slow down for a bit between rides. Take a few extra minutes to explore and you can almost forget you're in the middle of Orlando. The attention to detail here is incredible. Intricate carvings, colorful architecture, footbridges, bamboo groves, a small waterfall, and tranquil ponds make it one of the most peaceful spots in the entire park. It's a great little escape from the crowds (and the Florida heat). Attractions-wise, you'll find Reflections of China, a 360° Circle-Vision film that showcases footage of the country's most iconic landmarks like the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Gobi Desert, and more. There is no seating inside the theater (just rails to lean on) but it's usually not crowded and has great a/c, so it's a solid spot to cool off and take a breather even if you can't rest your feet. There's a huge shop in the back, and I used to LOVE this place when I was a kid. Now, with Chinese goods flooding the market, it's not so novel anymore. It's still packed with goods like silk clothing, jade jewelry, calligraphy supplies, teapots, paper lanterns, incense, Chinese art, stuffed pandas and more, but it doesn't feel all that exotic or special nowadays. All in all, the China Pavilion is a gem. It's beautiful, calm, and full of detail, a perfect mix of culture, shopping, and quiet charm that feels worlds away from the rest of Epcot.

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