EPCOT's Tiny Train Town Gets a Full Food & Wine Makeover

Fans of EPCOT's charming Tiny Train Town have a lot of new details to hunt down this festival season. In the days leading up to the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival — which marks the event's 30th anniversary — Walt Disney Imagineering quietly transformed the miniature village with an impressive array of festival-themed additions.

The centerpiece of the update is a set of tiny replicas of actual Food & Wine festival booths. Miniature versions of the Hawai'i, Greece, Japan, and Bramblewood Bites booths have been installed, each complete with small cast member figures, themed trash cans, and utensil stations that mirror the full-size setup around World Showcase. A small figure of Linguini from Ratatouille can be spotted rolling out a 30th anniversary birthday cake, and in a very relatable touch, one tiny figure is depicted eating while perched on a trash can — a nod to the resourceful dining habits of real festival-goers when seating runs short.

Beyond the festival additions, Tiny Train Town also received broader scenic updates earlier in the week. The town center was redesigned to resemble EPCOT's Germany Pavilion, and a handful of Disney characters were tucked into the scenery as hidden details. Guests who look carefully can find Dr. Grant Seeker (of the now-closed Dinosaur attraction) holding a dinosaur egg, Dreamfinder stationed in front of a new building, Snow White's cottage, a glittering diamond mine entrance, and the Evil Queen with her iconic apples.

The miniature village has long received themed banners to match each EPCOT festival, but this year's Food & Wine makeover goes well beyond that tradition, with what appears to be the most elaborate seasonal transformation the display has seen. planning a trip to an Orlando theme park this fall? The Food & Wine Festival runs now at EPCOT and is included with park admission.

Details on all of Tiny Train Town's new additions were first reported by Disney Food Blog.