Living with the Land

Living with the Land is a gentle boat tour at Epcot's The Land pavilion in Walt Disney World, Orlando. The ride takes guests through a series of greenhouses and aquaculture facilities, demonstrating sustainable agriculture and hydroponic growing methods. Visitors float past lush gardens of fruits, vegetables, and herbs, many of which are used in the park's restaurants. The experience is both educational and relaxing, highlighting Disney's commitment to environmental stewardship. Along the way, you'll see innovative techniques like vertical farming, fish farming, and integrated pest management. The ride concludes with a glimpse of future growing technologies. It's a favorite for families and anyone interested in science, nature, or gardening. The calm pace and air-conditioned environment make it a pleasant break from the theme park crowds.

Don't miss

• See hydroponic and aeroponic growing systems
• Spot familiar fruits and vegetables in various growth stages
• Watch fish and other aquatic life in the aquaculture tanks
• Learn about sustainable farming practices
• Enjoy the peaceful, air-conditioned boat ride

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Ways to visit Living with the Land

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Know before you go

• After the ride, explore the Behind the Seeds tour for a deeper look at the greenhouses (additional fee).
• Use the My Disney Experience app for real-time wait times.
• The produce grown here is used in Epcot restaurants like Garden Grill.
• Flash photography is not allowed; use natural light for photos.

A bit of history

Living with the Land opened with Epcot in 1982, originally called 'Listen to the Land.' It was updated in 1993 with new scenes and narration. The greenhouses have been used for research and to supply produce to Disney restaurants.