World Showcase - United Kingdom

The United Kingdom pavilion brings various periods and architectural styles into a single area. Designers managed to seamlessly build facades that include a Shakeaperean-era thatched-roof cottage, a Hyde Park style outdoor area, as well as Victorian, Tudor, London, and Yorkshire Manor styles. Small touches, from the cobblestone streets and red phone booths to traditional ale and fish and chips, immerse visitors in all that is British.

Although there is no ride attraction here, you can enjoy entertainers such as the British Invasion (which performs Beatles tunes), and the hilarious streetmosphere World Showcase Players, who provide improv comedy in the open area of the pavilion.

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General Information

Location: The second national pavilion to the right as you enter World Showcase from Future World.

Date Opened: 10/1/1982

# of Rides and Attractions: 0

# of Entertainment and Shows: 0

# of Dining Locations: 2

Rides and Attractions

Entertainment and Shows

Dining

Rose & Crown Pub— Stop in for a full meal or just a pint at the bar.
Yorkshire County Fish Shop— A quick stop for classic beer-battered fish and chips.

Stores and Shopping

Crown & Crest— Perfumes and other scented items.
Magic of Wales— Snacks, music, jewelry and other personal accessories.
Sportsman Shoppe— Sportswear from the United Kingdom, including kilts.
The Tea Caddy— Imported teas and tea accessories.
The Toy Soldier— Toys and games.

In the Past...

Here you will find a list of selected rides, shows, or restaurants that have been removed fromWorld Showcase - United Kingdom, never to return.

Rides and Attractions
- Entertainment, Shows and Special Events
  - Pam Brody— Pam retired, first to part time status, and then entirely. The "Hat Lady" (usually Carol Stein formerly of Comedy Warehouse) took over entertainment at the Pub in 2008, and the act simply became "The Pub Musician (also usually Carol Stein) in approximately 2014.
  - The British Invasion— A Beatles tribute band that does classic from the entire British Invasion of the early '60s.