EPCOT · World Showcase

What to do in Norway at EPCOT

The short answer

The Norway pavilion opened in 1988, built around a replica of the Gol Stave Church. It has 3 attractions, shows and meets, 2 places to eat and drink and 1 shop. To see: Frozen Ever After and Stave Church Gallery. You can meet Anna and Elsa. The cheapest meal on our pages here is Kringla Bakeri Og Kafé, about $9 a head.

Rides, films and exhibits

  • Frozen Ever After · about 5 min, Lightning Lane Multi Pass, averaged a 40-minute posted wait in 2025–26
    A boat ride to Arendelle with Anna, Elsa and Olaf.
  • Stave Church Gallery
    Viking myths, gods and legends, told through Norwegian artefacts.

Character meets

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

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.

Shops

  • The Fjording
    Norwegian imports, Viking helmets and a troll to pose with.

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: Mexico and China. Or see all eleven pavilions.

Sources

  1. Walt Disney World official — the finder’s attractions, entertainment, dining and shops in World Showcase, read 13 September 2026. Each is placed in Norway from Disney’s own page for it; shops the finder leaves out are added from the outlets below.Disney official · checked
  2. Wikipedia — Norway Pavilion at Epcot: the year it opened, what it is modelled on, and its history.aggregated, cross-checked · checked
  3. Wikipedia — World Showcase: opening years and the landmark replicated in each pavilion.aggregated, cross-checked · checked
  4. WWYW wait record and restaurant pages — posted waits for rides and meets, typical spend and verdicts, each page carrying its own dated sources.our own measurement · checked