Epcot
- proper noun
- /ˈɛpkɒt/
- The event features food, entertainment, and fun in each of the locations featured in Epcot.
- Disney's Epcot
- Epcot in Orlando
- Epcot Center
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Watch on YouTubeSo there's Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom and then Magic Kingdom Epcot.
- So there's Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom and then Magic Kingdom Epcot.
Examples
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Once the check-in process is complete, Epcot, here we come.
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Besides numerous educational exhibits, such as The Living Seas and World Showcase, Epcot also offers supplemental materials through its Outreach teacher center.
Academic text (1994) -
We went to Epcot Center last summer.
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It's a good thing I have another Epcot day planned next week!
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I have to say my favorite thing is in Epcot they had the flower and garden show.
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Yeah, if you still wanna go to Epcot and see the fireworks.
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We are definitely going to do Magic Kingdom and maybe Epcot, as they seem the most young kid-friendly.
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Despite being considered one of the most neglected theme parks in Central Florida, Epcot is constantly receiving minor new additions every single month.
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The 1999 World's Largest Concert (WLC) will be staged at Walt Disney World's EPCOT Center, a place sometimes described as a mini-trip around the world.
Academic text (1998) -
Last summer, we spent an entire day exploring the attractions at Epcot in Florida.
Synonyms
A large outdoor place with rides, shows, and games for fun
A park with rides and shows based on one story or idea
Surface Forms
Etymology
Epcot comes from an acronym for Walt Disney's phrase Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, which you can remember as 'community of tomorrow'. So the park's focus on new technology, science and world cultures fits the idea of showing a model of the future.