Living with the Land

"Great informational ride. If you are looking to learn about different ways to grow foods and see how Disney grows Lettice for the dining this ride is for you. Know that this is not a amusement ride but rather an educational ride."

"During the Christmas season Living with the Land boat ride receives a holiday overlay. The overlay adds to the popularity of this ride. It is a slow boat ride that introduces you to the ecosystem and then takes you to see the greenhouses. The addition of the lights brings out the holiday flair. They have lights in the working areas as well as along the greenhouses. Riding through the tunnel adds to the effect. Yes, you will see a topiary Mickey but you have to be quick to catch him. He shows up so fast. It is very educational and they do offer guided tours of the greenhouses for an additional fee. Garden Grill restaurant sits above the attraction and some of the food they serve are grown here. The ride focuses on solar energy and conservation. Expect longer wait times for this attraction during the holiday season but since the boats hold a lot of people it isn't overly long. Living with the land is one of EPCOT's original attractions and I love how they decked it out for the holidays. Check it out if you are in the area. Located in the Land Pavillion in EPCOT center."

"Very long ten minutes. A greenhouse tour basically showing off how green Disney is. Lots of plants and fish, kinda boring."

"Located in the lower level of the Land Pavillion you will find a slow boat ride. It is a relaxing and educational ride that showcases different agricultural methods and some of the different types of natural environments we can find on our planet. Make sure you sign up for the Behind The Seeds Tour, after the ride, for a more in depth look at this attraction and to learn more about it."

"This is a little boat ride that takes you through time and shows the history of how we lived off the land and innovated through the times. It also takes you through the Greenhouse where Disney grows different plants and flowers. There is a spot called Integrated Aquaculture- It's where fish nourish the plants growing on top and the plants nourish the fish. I was amazed to learn about Disney’s solar farm shaped like Mickey. I haven’t done this yet, but there is a short walking tour of behind the scenes of Living with the Land. Just to throw that out there if you are interested. I hear it's pretty informative like the ride."