I truly enjoy this attraction. It is a cool little boat ride where you see all kinds of different environments and end up in EPCOTs green house. It is a great ride. Check it out on your next trip to EPCOT. The only bad thing is the line is always HUGE!

some people just cant understand why Walt built this park! It was to teach people about the innovations and future of our world. I thought it was very kool and interesting to see these farming techneques. The oversized fruits and vegetables where awesome. Different ride. but good.

Its worth it if youre from Nebraska and theres no wait, but if the wait is more than 35 minutes, forget it.

An informative ride that carries out Walt Disneys original aspirations for the park, but it gets a little boring. It just isnt theme park material. It belongs in a museum.

If it werent for the fact that this was EPCOT, sorry, Epcot, I probably wouldnt have liked this ride. But, alas, it is Epcot and you go there for "Edutainment" if youre a big boy. And you know what? I really enjoyed it! The oversized fruits and vegetables, the revolutionary ways of growing plants, it was all very cool. That place is ACTUALLY doing research for society while entertaining and educating at the same time....Walt Disneys dream at its best. The Land is one of the last places at Epcot that still reflect what the orignal EPCOT was really supposed to be--A place for research, learning, and entertainment to help man.

I really like this every time i go on it. It reminds of those rides they used to put in bigger museums. I also like the educational part of EPCOT. Great ride after you have packed yourself full of food at the garden grill. One of the last "true" rides at EPCOT that still focuses on the parks orginal plan.

Interesting, but maybe a little dry for a theme park. The scenes at the start of the ride are well done. The educational compomnent is good, but it is a little bit like being back at school. For some reason this ride always get an insane line, so ride early, straight after Test Track and Mission: Space. Its not really worth waiting a long time for.

This is a nice relaxing boat ride that is one of the few things left at Epcot that is actually educational, but is still cool. You start out by going through different environment scenes complete with animatronic animals like a rainforest, deseret, farm, and stuff like that. Then you go into greenhouses where Disney actually grows and raises fruits and vegtables to serve in their resturants all hydroponicly (no dirt). Its cool to see all kinds of plants hanging from the ceiling with their roots exposed going around greenhouses on tracks getting sprayed by water. They also raise fish for the resturants in these greenhouses too. This ride actually inspired me to attempt to grow a hydroponic garden without much success.

pretty nice tour, especially when you have just finished walking aroud the world (lol), but the best thing to do is eat lunch at the character restaurant, but before get a fast pass to there and that way right after eating, you go and rest the food

I got to go on a school feild trip to EPCOT on the basis that we ride this ride so I have to give it credit for that. It really wasnt that bad, Its a good escape from long lines and actually gave me some fancy vocab words for Biology.