2025 festival archive: EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival celebrated its 30th anniversary March 5–June 2, 2025. This edition has ended. Photos below illustrate our original festival coverage and do not promise the same displays for your next visit.
What was EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival 2025?
The spring festival combined character topiaries, gardens, Outdoor Kitchens and Garden Rocks concerts. Food, merchandise and optional packages were separate purchases.
What was new for the 30th anniversary?
Disney announced a Moana-themed entrance topiary display for 2025 and a horticulture-focused experience at CommuniCore Hall. These were specific to that year’s announcement. The Encanto photo above is an illustrative festival image from our original article, not the 2025 entrance display.
Who performed at Garden Rocks in 2025?
Early announced acts included Tommy DeCarlo, Air Supply, Blue October, Rick Springfield, Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone, 38 Special and Jason Scheff. See our 2025 Garden Rocks schedule archive for the dated lineup.
Is Festival of the Arts the same event?
No. The 2025 Festival of the Arts ran January 17–February 24 and focused on visual, culinary and performing arts. Flower & Garden followed in March. Choose the actual festival dates that match your interests rather than assuming both events overlap.

How should you plan a first Flower & Garden visit?
Pick a few topiaries, food stops and entertainment priorities, then leave time to explore. Bring sun protection and plan water and indoor breaks. Check the current festival’s dates, menus and concert calendar before booking around a specific offering.
Use our Walt Disney World planning guide and Disney dining guide for your wider vacation.
Plan a spring Disney vacation
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Reviewed October 13, 2026. Historical reference: Disney’s 2025 Flower & Garden announcement.
