Podcast: Disney Bucket List Podcast Host: Tyler Location: EPCOT, Walt Disney World Resort Experience Type: Signature Dining / Immersive Attraction

Strap in and prepare for liftoff! In this episode of the Disney Bucket List Podcast, Tyler takes you to Space 220, EPCOT’s immersive dining adventure that rockets guests 220 miles above Earth. From the “Stellarvator” launch sequence to panoramic views of our planet, this dining destination is more than a meal—it’s an attraction.

• The story and concept behind Space 220

• How Imagineers blended dining with attraction-style storytelling

• Highlights from the prix fixe menu and signature cocktails

• Fun facts and hidden Easter eggs floating outside your window

• Why Space 220 is one of EPCOT’s most anticipated restaurants

• Appetizers: Starry Calamari, Centauri Caesar Salad

• Entrées: Bluehouse Salmon, Filet Mignon

• Desserts: Sticky Toffee Pudding Cake, Chocolate Cheesecake

• Lounge Favorites: The Big Tang, Nebula, Planetary Punch

• The name Space 220 comes from its orbital altitude—220 miles above Earth.

• Look closely at the windows—you may spot astronauts walking space dogs, a lightsaber duel, or even Disney characters floating by.

• The “Stellarvator” elevator uses Soarin’-style technology to create a seamless launch experience.

• Space 220 faced multiple delays before opening in September 2021, making it one of EPCOT’s most anticipated new additions.

Space 220 isn’t just dinner—it’s a journey. Between the ride into orbit, the stunning visuals, and the galactic-themed menu, this EPCOT restaurant sets the bar for immersive dining experiences at Walt Disney World.

• Official Space 220 Info – Walt Disney World

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• Disney Cruise Line – we cover updates from the Disney Destiny and unnamed Wish-class ship.

• Space 220 Lounge – A new lounge menu is coming to Space 220.

• Bay Lake Tower – New room updates come to the Monorail resort.

• The Scuba Gear Heist at Disney Springs – Yes, really! A bizarre late-night robbery at Paddlefish.

If you’re planning a trip or just love keeping up with Disney magic, this episode gives you the inside scoop on what’s happening across the parks right now—plus a fun dash of Disney weirdness.

• Disney Parks Blog: Official Updates

• Festival Info: EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival

• News Sources: BlogMickey, WDW News Today, Orlando Sentinel

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Step back in time to the glamour of the 1920s and 1930s as we explore Disney’s BoardWalk Inn at Walt Disney World. From its Atlantic City and Coney Island inspiration to its immersive BoardWalk entertainment district, this resort is filled with history, hidden details, and Disney storytelling magic. In this episode, we uncover the history, Easter eggs, accommodations, dining highlights, and fun facts that make the BoardWalk Inn a true Disney bucket list destination.

• Opened July 1, 1996 as part of Disney’s Deluxe Resort expansion.

• Designed by Robert A.M. Stern, inspired by Atlantic City and turn-of-the-century boardwalks.

• Introduced a new entertainment district concept to Walt Disney World.

• Luna Park Carousel miniature in the lobby with Disney attraction scenes.

• Chandeliers with carved carousel horses.

• Framed vintage postcards and roller coaster models nodding to early seaside amusement parks.

• Hidden Mickeys on railings and walkways.

• Deluxe rooms with Crescent Lake and BoardWalk views.

• Club Level with Innkeeper’s Club access.

• BoardWalk Villas available for Disney Vacation Club stays.

• Flying Fish – signature seafood dining.

• Trattoria al Forno – Italian classics + character breakfast.

• BoardWalk Deli and BoardWalk Ice Cream for casual eats.

• Entertainment: Atlantic Dance Hall, live performers, nightlife.

1. Real wooden planks line the promenade.

2. Pool themed after Luna Park, once featuring the famous “clown slide.”

3. Resort connects directly to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios via boats and walkways.

4. Architecture reflects the golden age of seaside leisure.

Disney’s BoardWalk Inn isn’t just a hotel—it’s a living piece of Disney storytelling, offering nostalgia, charm, and convenience just steps away from EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. Whether you’re exploring the entertainment, dining with characters, or relaxing lakeside, the BoardWalk captures the perfect blend of romance, fun, and Disney detail.

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