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One of my favorite pavilions. The San Angel restaurant is WDW's Blue Bayou from DL. The volcano and temple looks so cool while seated there. Fantastic vid 4K.
A regret from my first visit to EPCOT in 1984…we Texas teenagers had all been to Mexico, so skipped this pavilion…so missed El Rio Del Tiempo (predecesor to Gran Fiesta Tour). I love The Three Caballeros…but do regret missing the original attraction in the pyramid. The evening fiesta atmosphere inside this pavilion is bright and festive. In a way, it reminds me of a favorite restaurant in San Antonio: Mi Tierra (dining room is also a plaza in the evening). Great capture, 4K!! Olé!
I hear ya, I did get to ride the original version a couple of times and honestly liked it more than Gran Fiesta Tour! But I enjoy the 3 caballeros so I’m totally good with this version! The nighttime vibe of the interior is just so well done and extremely immersive! I still can’t believe how cool it is in there. Thanks so much Rick😊
Always thought the Mexico pavilion was the most attractive of them all. Love spending time here 😊. Awesome video again, thanks for showing the merchandise
🍸I'm so glad to see this today. 🌵THIS is now officially the last pavilion to be detailed 😜 I enjoy the night vibe they went with when theming and luv seeing the pavilion only merch. It's Move In Day here, it's pouring, and yea, I need a Margarita. (according to Craig they rant lol) Thank you💜
@@rwbashaw66 LOL,nah, I would have told you, but for some reason we ALL become part of first yrs moving in! They wonder around, have questions before lunch, and ask ANYONE any question about anything. Thankfully these downpours ended mid-morning, so they didn't look like soaked rats at lunch. This was the first yr we didn't eat lunch w/them. Today, they have the "deer in headlight" look at the academic tea (assembly). 🤣🤣poor creatures
Such a fun place. Stopped there first after Guardians to relax my scrambled brain. The margarita brought everything back to one 😂. Trying to schedule a trip for February. We will see!
Yea we got some intense rain and wind at times, but nothing devastating thankfully. Did get some footage during it and I’ll post that over the next couple of days
I love this pavilion. I prefer the original version of the ride , I liked the music better. I’ll be at La Cava having queso and tequila if anyone is looking for me 😅
Thanks for sharing. Never seen the Mexico pavilion quite this busy. Also noticed they had ropes up to guide people. Is this new, I know it wasn't there in Feb. 2020 (last time I was at WDW).
It’s been pretty busy in there lately, probably because it’s so hot and everyone is looking for air conditioning. Those ropes are usually up when there’s a long line constantly for the Gran Fiesta Tour boat ride. Thanks so much Ken😃
I feel like I was there the day you filmed this? Oh wait…lol. I finished up that night at Mexico (you always start right at Canada so you can finish in Mexico with a margarita). They really need to do something with that ride, because walking around the pavilion is quite relaxing (other than it being a little tight with that restaurant, and since this was a Friday night, it was quite busy).
There are so many interesting details at the Mexico Pavilion. La Hacienda de San Angel was inspired by the home of the renowned Artist Frida Kahlo. Because people used to show up at her home unexpectedly and spend the night, the furniture in the restaurant where Guests sit to eat is made up of a mixture of wooden beds and living room furniture. The design of the Pyramid is made up of architectural features from several ancient Mexican civilizations. And speaking of "ancient", quite a few of the artifacts in the dimly lit lobby are hundreds of years old and are on loan from several Museums. And in the continuation of artistic excellence, I especially love the hand painted wooden animal figurines. It's enjoyable to take time to talk with the Artists and learn their family's amazing traditions. The glass blowers are amazing too. I'm glad that it's always a clear night in the Plaza inside the Mexico Pavilion. It's a perfect place to cool off and absorb the enchanting evening atmosphere. As others have already commented, I agree. I miss the original Rio del Tiempo. However, if they decide to change it to "Coco", I'd be good with that too since it would actually tie in with authentic Mexican traditions, and not just Donald Duck's use to the WWII Latin America/US friendship propaganda films of the 1940's. Thanks for sharing this fun and enjoyable video! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ps- not sure if this is still the case, but for Illuminations: Reflections of Earth, the Show Manager would "call" the performance from an office looking out from the top of the Mexico Pavilion Pyramid. I was privileged to be there one night as his guest. It was really neat hearing the constant communication between the Show Manager, folks on the boats along the shores of World Showcase Lagoon and the team monitoring the weather. If there were high winds in the area, some pyrotechnics would not be launched.
they need to redo the boat ride and make it coco or something up to date. should of been moana but they did the water walkthrough instead. disney had a chance. 🤦🏼♂️
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The Mexico pavilion is so underrated, always love checking it out when I am at Epcot.
Same here, I really love this pavilion!
One of my All Time Favorites! ✨🧚♂️💫
One of my favorite pavilions. The San Angel restaurant is WDW's Blue Bayou from DL. The volcano and temple looks so cool while seated there. Fantastic vid 4K.
Yep, that view from the San Angel restaurant is amazing! Definitely gotta eat there sometime soon. Thank you Andrew!!😃
One of my favorite parts of WDW❤❤❤
Nice boat ride, lovely colours and atmosphere, gotta love this place!
That's the best pavillion i.m.h.o....And you captured it magnificently. Thank you......
Thank you so much!! 😊
A regret from my first visit to EPCOT in 1984…we Texas teenagers had all been to Mexico, so skipped this pavilion…so missed El Rio Del Tiempo (predecesor to Gran Fiesta Tour). I love The Three Caballeros…but do regret missing the original attraction in the pyramid. The evening fiesta atmosphere inside this pavilion is bright and festive. In a way, it reminds me of a favorite restaurant in San Antonio: Mi Tierra (dining room is also a plaza in the evening). Great capture, 4K!! Olé!
I hear ya, I did get to ride the original version a couple of times and honestly liked it more than Gran Fiesta Tour! But I enjoy the 3 caballeros so I’m totally good with this version! The nighttime vibe of the interior is just so well done and extremely immersive! I still can’t believe how cool it is in there. Thanks so much Rick😊
The San Angel Inn, one of the best restaurants not only food the food , but the ambience as well.
Always thought the Mexico pavilion was the most attractive of them all. Love spending time here 😊. Awesome video again, thanks for showing the merchandise
It’s definitely one of my favorites! It’s in my Top 3 for sure. It’s my pleasure Mike, thank you as always!!
My favorite pavilion. Hoping to try the Cafe No Se next trip
We have always loved the Mexico pavilion. It is one of Epcot’s best attractions from the colors to the ride and the restaurant inside.
🍸I'm so glad to see this today. 🌵THIS is now officially the last pavilion to be detailed 😜 I enjoy the night vibe they went with when theming and luv seeing the pavilion only merch. It's Move In Day here, it's pouring, and yea, I need a Margarita. (according to Craig they rant lol) Thank you💜
Just 1? (Round 13?)
Haha yep, we finally reached the end of the tours! Now it’s time to film the nighttime ones I guess lol. Hope everything went well today Liz!
“move in day?” you don’t work in Housing do you???
@@rwbashaw66 LOL,nah, I would have told you, but for some reason we ALL become part of first yrs moving in! They wonder around, have questions before lunch, and ask ANYONE any question about anything. Thankfully these downpours ended mid-morning, so they didn't look like soaked rats at lunch. This was the first yr we didn't eat lunch w/them. Today, they have the "deer in headlight" look at the academic tea (assembly). 🤣🤣poor creatures
@@Liz.R more importantly, are we still having a margarita?
The shop with all the collectibles had some seriously nice high end pieces.
Such a fun place. Stopped there first after Guardians to relax my scrambled brain. The margarita brought everything back to one 😂. Trying to schedule a trip for February. We will see!
Haha that’s awesome😂 Hopefully everything works out and you’ll be back in February!!
this is my favorite pavilion I worked there in 2013 🐅
I always did like the pyramid at the Mexican Pavilion and Coco's actually made it more popular btw any word on the hurricane coming near Orlando
Yea we got some intense rain and wind at times, but nothing devastating thankfully. Did get some footage during it and I’ll post that over the next couple of days
I love this pavilion. I prefer the original version of the ride , I liked the music better.
I’ll be at La Cava having queso and tequila if anyone is looking for me 😅
El Rio del Tiempo definitely was cooler for me too, but the 3 caballeros version is fun as well. Haha that sounds like a fun time!
We hope you and your family are safe during the hurricane! Florida is no joke!🌀
Thank you very much! We did get some intense rain and wind at times but overall nothing too bad in the Orlando area
Thanks for sharing.
Never seen the Mexico pavilion quite this busy.
Also noticed they had ropes up to guide people. Is this new, I know it wasn't there in Feb. 2020 (last time I was at WDW).
It’s been pretty busy in there lately, probably because it’s so hot and everyone is looking for air conditioning. Those ropes are usually up when there’s a long line constantly for the Gran Fiesta Tour boat ride. Thanks so much Ken😃
I feel like I was there the day you filmed this? Oh wait…lol.
I finished up that night at Mexico (you always start right at Canada so you can finish in Mexico with a margarita). They really need to do something with that ride, because walking around the pavilion is quite relaxing (other than it being a little tight with that restaurant, and since this was a Friday night, it was quite busy).
Haha yep you were! The pavilion definitely can get busy, especially in the summer months when everyone is looking for air conditioning!
There are so many interesting details at the Mexico Pavilion. La Hacienda de San Angel was inspired by the home of the renowned Artist Frida Kahlo. Because people used to show up at her home unexpectedly and spend the night, the furniture in the restaurant where Guests sit to eat is made up of a mixture of wooden beds and living room furniture.
The design of the Pyramid is made up of architectural features from several ancient Mexican civilizations.
And speaking of "ancient", quite a few of the artifacts in the dimly lit lobby are hundreds of years old and are on loan from several Museums.
And in the continuation of artistic excellence, I especially love the hand painted wooden animal figurines. It's enjoyable to take time to talk with the Artists and learn their family's amazing traditions. The glass blowers are amazing too.
I'm glad that it's always a clear night in the Plaza inside the Mexico Pavilion.
It's a perfect place to cool off and absorb the enchanting evening atmosphere.
As others have already commented, I agree. I miss the original Rio del Tiempo. However, if they decide to change it to "Coco", I'd be good with that too since it would actually tie in with authentic Mexican traditions, and not just Donald Duck's use to the WWII Latin America/US friendship propaganda films of the 1940's.
Thanks for sharing this fun and enjoyable video!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
ps- not sure if this is still the case, but for Illuminations: Reflections of Earth, the Show Manager would "call" the performance from an office looking out from the top of the Mexico Pavilion Pyramid. I was privileged to be there one night as his guest. It was really neat hearing the constant communication between the Show Manager, folks on the boats along the shores of World Showcase Lagoon and the team monitoring the weather. If there were high winds in the area, some pyrotechnics would not be launched.
Did they get ride of the water ride? I didn't see it.
It's still there. Gran Fiesta tour starring the 3 caballeros
It’s still there! The entrance of the ride can be seen starting around 7:25 in the video
they need to redo the boat ride and make it coco or something up to date. should of been moana but they did the water walkthrough instead. disney had a chance. 🤦🏼♂️
Moana is Polynesian not Mexican. It would not make sense there.
Boa tarde, vim aqui dizer que só o amor de Deus pode preencher nosso vazio. Só falem com Ele