Reflections of China at Epcot

The film replaces "Wonders of China", the Circle-Vision 360 movie that played at Epcot's China pavilion since 1982. Just as with the original, filmmakers used nine cameras to capture cultural and scenic images that will wrap completely around viewers. The tour includes stops in Hong Kong, Macau, Beijing, and Shanghai.

Le Cellier Steakhouse

Tucked away on the lowest level of the pavilion near Victoria Gardens, this low-ceilinged, lantern-lighted, stone-walled establishment looks a little like the ancient wine cellar for which it is named. It offers a full menu of Canadian foods, with hearty, open-face steak sandwiches and steak salads also available for lunch, and roast prime rib and steak added to the offerings at dinner.

Rafiki's Planet Watch at Disney's Animal Kingdom

On the east side of the village of Harambe is the Harambe Train Station. That's where you board the Wildlife Express and experience a ehind-the-scenes look at a Disney park while en route to Rafiki's Planet Watch. As part of the 5 1/2-minute trip, you'll zip past building where elephants, rhinos, and giraffes sleep at night. A guide narrates throughout the trip. All guests disembark at the Rafiki's Planet Watch station.