Disney World Opens New Space 220 Restaurant at EPCOT

The Walt Disney World Resort announced Patina Restaurant Group’s highly anticipated Space 220 Restaurant in EPCOT has officially opened.

Reservations are now open for seating beginning on September 27.

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On Monday, Disney World conducted a dedication ceremony that featured theme park officials, Patina Restaurant Group executives and Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse. Following a ribbon-cutting ceremony, media guests were given a restaurant tour and sampled signature menu items.

The restaurant makes guests feel like they were transported 220 miles above Earth to the Centauri Space Station. After virtually leaving Epcot, visitors will see a Grow Zone of spinning produce before being led to their table by a Space 220 crew member.

The establishment will boast panoramic views of Earth as the backdrop.

“With Space 220, we now have a fine dining experience in our World Discovery neighborhood of the Park – and a chance for our EPCOT guests to experience a restaurant that is truly out of this world,” Walt Disney Imagineering Creative Portfolio Executive Tom Fitzgerald said.

The restaurant serves upscale, contemporary fare, featuring a two-course prix fixe menu for lunch and a three-course prix fixe menu for dinner. Guests will enjoy a selection of lift-off appetizers, star course main entrees and a choice of supernova sweets for dessert.

Lunch at Space 220. First up, cocktails. #epcot #waltdisneyworld pic.twitter.com/quBmkfPXV2

— Brooke Geiger McDonald (@BrookeGMcDonald) September 20, 2021

Lift-offs (first course) pic.twitter.com/6l21hbhw1Y

— Brooke Geiger McDonald (@BrookeGMcDonald) September 20, 2021

Kids sipper! pic.twitter.com/RxZLdq5mCY

— Brooke Geiger McDonald (@BrookeGMcDonald) September 20, 2021

Satellite sides will also be available a la carte, and visitors can expect unique beverages with a colorful lineup of atmospheric spirits, non-alcoholic cocktails, big dipper brews and worldly wines.

The two-course lunch will start at $55 per person, while the three-course dinner starts at $79.

With the purchase of any zero-proof cocktail or children’s meal, guests will receive a pack of Space 220 Collectible Trading Cards.