The 21-and-up, reservation-required lounge Geo-82 is located inside Epcot’s iconic geodesic sphere that houses Spaceship Earth. Its name is a nod to the ride’s opening in 1982.
The lounge, decorated with intricate designs inspired by Spaceship Earth, will offer scenic views of the park, as well as globally inspired cocktails and small plates.
The drinks menu includes a classic beer selection, curated wines and featured cocktails — such the Brown Butter Old-Fashioned, Caramelized Leek Martini or the Brûlée Banana Highball. Also on offer is an exclusive Disney select bourbon flight for $49, plus non-alcoholic cocktail options.
Some menu highlights include a chef’s selection of artisanal cheeses and meats, mushroom flatbread, cannellini hummus and jumbo lump crab cake, as well as the truffled ahi tuna — made with a Japanese whisky barrel-aged soy-truffle ponzu.
Walt Disney World beverage director Stephanie Dold told the Orlando Sentinel that the food pairings were designed to specifically complement the curated drinks, using techniques like fat-washing.
The lounge also offers a 21-and-up fireworks experience for additional purchase — which includes light bites, champagne and views of Disney’s nightly fireworks show — starting at $179 per person.
Geo-82 is now open for lunch from 11 a.m. to 3:55 p.m., and dinner from 4 to 9 p.m. Park admission is required for entry.
Geo-82 is the first of two new lounges opening in Disney World this year. Next up is The Beak and Barrel, a Pirates of the Caribbean-themed watering hole in Magic Kingdom. It’s expected to open in late 2025, Disney says.
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This article appears in Jun 4-10, 2025.