Epcot's Morocco Pavillion


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Morocco Overview

Epcot's Morocco Pavillion was added to the showcase in 1984 and is located between Japan and France. These pavillion represents three cities: Casablanca, Marrakesh and Fez. Towering over the showcase is a replica of Koutoubia Minaret, a famous prayer tower in Marrakesh. In order to recreate Moracco, 9 tons of tile were shipped to Epcot and Moroccan artisans created mosaics, just like the ones that have been part of their culture for thousands of years. An ancient working water wheel irrigates the gardens and the motifs repeated through the buildings include carved plaster and wood as well as tile and brass.


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Morocco Attractions and Entertainment

Gift of Morocco at Disney's Morocco Epcot Pavilion

The Moroccan National Tourist Office offers a free tour called "The Treasures of Morocco". This tour lasts between 20 - 40 minutes and an in depth description of the culture, history, architcture and people of Morocco. During the tour, you also visit the food markets and Fez House. Tours are held daily.

The Gallery of Arts and History is a disply of music, science, and technology of Morocco.

The Fez House is to the right of the Gallery and represents a typical Moroccan home. Inside, you will find mosaic tiles, carvings, and items from everday life.

Also, be sure to watch Catch MoRockin perform arabic and rock music with their authentic contemporary instruments.

Morocco Shopping

Berber Oasis carries baskets, brass items, leather and jewelry. Medina Arts carries woodcrafts, musical instruments and cloting. More clothing can be found over at Tangier Traders. Casablanca Carpets offers handmade carpeting and textiles and Marketplace in the Medina offers baskets, wicker lamps, furniture and leather goods.

Morocco Dining

Restaurant Marrakesh serves traditional Moroccan fare. They also have live entertainment and a belly dancer. The waiters are dressed in traditional costumes. They serve roast lamb, chicken brochette, and couscous, among other things. This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.

For a quick bite, grab some sandwiches or hummus over at Tangierine Cafe. They also have vegetarian platters and desserts.

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