What to do in Morocco at EPCOT

What is easy to miss in the Morocco pavilion?

The Gallery of Arts and History. Its current exhibit, on Disney's own page, is Race Against the Sun: the Berber peoples who have lived in the Sahara for thousands of years, and two modern races across it, a six-day, 155-mile run and an all-women off-road rally. Disney points out that the room is the other exhibit, with geometric tiles, cut-work and ironwork on every surface.

Through the copy of Bab Boujeloud, the gateway to the Fez medina, is a bazaar area, as Wikipedia describes it. Resorts Gal points to the Fes House and its tilework, and to henna artists, who price each design by how intricate it is.

Is Restaurant Marrakesh open?

No. Restaurant Marrakesh has not reopened as a restaurant since 2020, the Disney Food Blog reported in May 2025. Disney has used the room only as a lounge since, for Florida Blue members during the Food & Wine Festival and for Annual Passholders in summer 2025. To eat in Morocco now, Spice Road Table is the sit-down option and Tangierine Café the counter.

What entertainment is in the Morocco pavilion?

Princess Jasmine meets guests at an oasis at the edge of the pavilion, on Disney's page for the meet.

Atlas Fusion, a Moroccan band with a belly dancer, returned in 2022 for the Food & Wine Festival after last playing in 2020, BlogMickey reported. It was not in Disney's entertainment listing for World Showcase when we read it on 13 September 2026, so check the app for the day you visit.

Rides, films and exhibits

• Gallery of Arts and History
  The current exhibit, Race Against the Sun, is on ancient technique and modern competition.

Character meets

None is on Lightning Lane. The wait is the average posted wait in our own record; see every meet at Disney World.

• Meet Princess Jasmine in Morocco · no wait posted in our record
  Jasmine, in an oasis at the edge of the pavilion.

Where to eat

Places we have written up come first, cheapest first, with the opening line of our verdict. The rest link to Disney’s page.

• Oasis Sweets & Sips · Snacks, about $8 a head
  As a small, cheap treat, yes.
• Tangierine Café: Flavors of the Medina · Snacks, about $14 a head
  Yes, as a cheap stop on a World Showcase loop.
• Spice Road Table · Sit-down, about $45 a head
  For the terrace, yes.

Bars and drinks

• Spice Road Table Bar
  For a mimosa with a lagoon view, yes.

Shops

• Marketplace in the Medina · Disney lists it as temporarily unavailable
  An outdoor cart of baskets, straw hats and sheepskin wallets.
• Souk-Al-Magreb
  Now the pavilion’s main shop, selling Moroccan goods alongside Disney’s Aladdin merchandise; Tangier Traders, the Brass Bazaar and Casablanca Carpets are no longer open.

Around the lagoon

Every pavilion has a Kidcot Fun Stop, where children colour and collect a stamp from each country, on Disney’s own description. Next door round the lagoon: Japan and France. Or see all eleven pavilions.