New Cheese Exhibit and Menu Open Inside EPCOT's CommuniCore Hall

Published September 25, 2026

A new cheese-focused exhibit and accompanying food menu have reportedly opened inside CommuniCore Hall as part of the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival. The new interactive space, operating under the name “Cheers for Cheese,” brings an educational walk-through element and additional festival food to the pavilion.

As of Friday, September 25, the exhibit is currently available to guests, having reportedly opened earlier in the week on September 23.

According to reports, the exhibit fills the CommuniCore Hall space with interactive displays focused on the history and creation of cheese. It also serves as a hub for the wider Food & Wine Festival, featuring a board that directs guests to cheese-based dishes available at other marketplace booths throughout the park. Alongside the displays, unique cheese-based food items are available for purchase directly within the hall.

While the Food & Wine Festival runs through November 21, 2026, reports indicate the CommuniCore Hall cheese exhibit will close two weeks earlier on November 8.

What we know

What’s not confirmed

Initial coverage of the exhibit’s opening did not list the specific names, ingredients, or prices of the new cheese-based food items available for purchase inside CommuniCore Hall.

What it means for your trip

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the cheese exhibit cost extra?

According to reports, the exhibit itself is a walk-through display, though the specific cheese-based food items available inside require a separate purchase.

When does the EPCOT cheese exhibit close?

Reports indicate the exhibit will close on November 8, 2026, which is earlier than the overall Food & Wine Festival’s end date of November 21.


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