Walt Disney Imagineering has filed paperwork for additional work at EPCOT’s Germany pavilion, with the project described as a signage installation.
The Notice of Commencement names Kentavo as the contractor but does not say what signs will be installed or where they will go within the World Showcase pavilion. Disney has not announced whether the work is connected to any existing guest experience.
The filing follows several recent updates in Germany, including work involving rooftops, restrooms, decorative banners and the miniature railway display. Guests may have noticed Oktoberfest-themed banners near Biergarten Restaurant, including one reading, “Celebrating Oktoberfest Every Day.”
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Germany has been part of EPCOT since the park opened on October 1, 1982. The pavilion remains known for its German-inspired architecture, shops, Biergarten Restaurant and miniature railway. For now, the permit confirms continued work at the pavilion but does not signal a new ride, restaurant or larger expansion.
