First Look at the 2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts Merchandise Featuring Figment

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2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts Merchandise Collection

Posted: Tuesday November 19, 2024 11:45am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The EPCOT International Festival of the Arts is set to return in 2025 from January 17 to February 24, and Disney has unveiled a sneak peek at its merchandise collection featuring Figment.

Figment once again takes center stage, celebrating the creativity and imagination the festival is known for. Here's a closer look at some of the standout items from the collection, which will be available at EPCOT's Creations Shop and other festival locations.

Figment Festival Pin

This colorful pin showcases Figment in a lively art-inspired design, complete with a palette of vibrant hues.

Figment Festival Pin

Lug Crossbody Bag

This Lug bag features a retro-inspired color palette and bold artwork of Figment.

Figment Lug Crossbody Bag

Figment-Themed Mouse Ears

These new ears combine festival whimsy and are adorned with Figment-themed graphics and bright colors.

Figment Ear Headband

Loungefly Mini Backpack

The collection includes a Figment-inspired Loungefly backpack, complete with starry patterns and festival-themed artwork.

Figment Loungefly Backpack

Festival T-Shirt

The Figment-themed black t-shirt features a unique vertical design of Figment, complete with footprints.

T-Shirt

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monothingie1 day ago

The 2017 F&W Festival Center at the WoL Pavilion had interactive demos, exhibitors, classes, food, and entertainment. It took a dilapidated abandoned building and made it interesting. Why does everything new have to be done to the minimum ?

Fido Chuckwagon1 day ago

This appears to be a response to “The Wicked Experience” at Universal, which by all reports has been a huge success and is moving a ton of merchandise.

mattpeto1 day ago

Did you want an omnimover moving around guests inside the space? It's a hall man.

wdwmagic1 day ago

Street Painter Nate Baranowski

monothingie1 day ago

I was just thinking that. I remember at F&W the WOL Pavilion had a lot to offer guests.

Disstevefan11 day ago

Remember when the festival center was in the WoL pavilion? This is nothing compared to that. To be fair, my standard operating procedure when visiting WDW is to set expectations as low as possible. ;)

monothingie1 day ago

Set expectations so low, that when Disney does the absolute bare minimum, the cupcake brigade's heads explode. It's a small area with a couple of exhibits and props. This isn't anything more than that. The one thing they did wisely was to darken down and drape over the surroundings to hide the cafeteria feel of the space.

mattpeto1 day ago

This is a proper way to outfit Communicore Hall. FotH was a small step forward, this is where it needs to be.

Brian1 day ago

monothingie1 day ago

All they had to do was tear down a couple of buildings, let it sit empty for a couple of years and then cobble together another generic building, to get...exactly they had before.

TheCoasterNerd1 day ago

YESSS their biggest mistake has been temporarily fixed! Big win for Epcot fans

JohnD1 day ago

I was about to say the same thing. Now the real test is their being able to keep it that way with different themes or will it eventually revert back to an open warehouse.

Epcot82Guy1 day ago

This is definitely a step in the right direction. I will agree that this display within CommuniCore Hall is engaging. I can't say that the overall Hall lives up to that by a long shot. At least the pig chose high quality lip stick in a quite attractive shade this go round.