Living with the Land

Reviews

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  Anna

  May 13, 2026
  5.0
  Lovely calm, educational boat ride. Amazing for when you're overstimulated after walking through Epcot for 294847282 hours; one of me and my Grandma's favorites next to Soaring around the world! I had no idea lilypads were edible. Like, fully edible. I kinda want to try one now.
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  ohuz aovtwzvu

  Apr 24, 2026
  5.0
  This is one of the most important rides at Disney World. Live with the land, respect our mother. <3
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  Danielle Murphy

  Apr 14, 2026
  5.0
  One of the best rides for cooling off and taking a load off your feet
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  Louisa Moore

  Apr 1, 2026
  5.0
  Living with the Land at EPCOT is one of my personal favorites, and it has been since it first opened decades ago. I can't explain why I love it so much, but I do. It never gets old either, especially with the tour of the ever-changing greenhouse which is the best part of the ride by a mile. In fact, my family has lovingly called the ride "The History of Vegetables" for a long time (and it still makes us giggle). Living With the Land is educational but also fun. If you're a gardener, you're going to love it. The ride takes you through greenhouses and experimental farms, showing off innovative agricultural techniques and sustainable farming practices. You get to see everything from hydroponic vegetables and towering tomato plants to aquaponics systems where fish and plants coexist. It's fascinating to watch how Disney combines science, technology, and creativity to grow food, and it really makes you think about where your own meals come from. Supposedly restaurants throughout the park serve items that are grown in the greenhouse, but I find that claim suspect. Still, I always find myself wanting to hop out of the boat and pick one of the super red tomatoes and yummy looking organic lettuces that are growing (don't do it or you'll get banned from the park)! The set design and narration are classic Disney and the ride pace is calm, which makes it a perfect mid-day break or a way to escape the Florida heat. There's rarely a line, and I wouldn't wait more than 15 minutes for this one (just come back later if it's super popular). The ride is definitely better during the daylight hours because you can see a lot more of the greenhouse. It's lit at night, but more difficult to see all the plants that are growing. Most of our friends think we are nuts for loving this ride as much as we do, but I swear we ride it at least 3 times a day whenever we visit Disney World.
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  Audri

  Mar 31, 2026
  1.0
  Got stuck because of Technical difficulties had to wait a while

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