New breakfast menu at Epcot's Sunshine Seasons

Jun 06, 2016 in "Sunshine Seasons"

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Posted: Monday June 6, 2016 9:53am EDT by WDWMAGIC Staff

Epcot's Sunshine Seasons restaurant in the Land Pavilion is now offering an expanded breakfast menu.

The new Sunshine Seasons breakfast menu is available from 9am to 11am daily, and along with a range of pastries are four entrees and a kids meal.

Adult Breakfast Platter $9.99
Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Breakfast Potatoes, and Cinnamon French Toast Bread Pudding
Breakfast Panini with side $8.49
Pork, Bacon, Scrambled Eggs, Arugula, Tomato, Chorizo-Pepper Jack Mornay Sauce, and a side
Cinnamon French Toast Bread Pudding $6.99
with Bacon
Bircher Muesli $5.99
Kids Breakfast Platter $4.99
Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, and Cinnamon French Toast Bread Pudding

The new menu comes just in-time for what will no doubt be a busy period at The Land, with the reopening of one of the park's signature attractions, Soarin'.

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AMartin767Jul 31, 2016

Hands down the best place in EPCOT to get breakfast and one of the few. So stupid. Oh well, guess we'll just eat bfast off property at our hotel in the morning before hitting the park.

Simba's MomJul 30, 2016

At least as far as the French Bakery is concerned, they moved the rope from the bridge to right next to Chef's de France. I don't know how busy the bakery is now, but when I ate there (almost every day of my trip) in January, it was very quiet in the morning. Great choice for breakfast! I recently hear that Sunshine Seasons is opening at 11:00, starting on August 1st.

NausicaäJul 30, 2016

Haha. No worries. I used to work at SBUX, so I get it. Breakfast items are popular, though. They are pre made sandwiches we would heat up in the microwave. :hungover:

DisneyPrincess5Jul 30, 2016

Wow that stinks. DH and I have a tradition of eating breakfast here and it's usually very quiet and peaceful. Love the balloons and always have since childhood. Guess we'll have to try lunch or dinner now.

MinnieM123Jul 30, 2016

Let's just add this to the ongoing "list" . . . ;) This particular cut surprises me on a few levels, primarily, because of the popularity of Soarin'. That attraction brings in crowds of people. I'm sure that many enjoy breakfast first in Sunshine Seasons, and then go to their Fastpass time for Soarin'. Then, of course, are the many other park guests who just want a QS breakfast, in a lovely pavilion with air conditioning. I'm baffled by this cut. o_O It just seems like a "win" for foodservice operations to keep this popular option. Sigh . . .

King Panda 77Jul 30, 2016

#blameshanghai #epcotbreakfastsmatter

marni1971Jul 30, 2016

Brilliant. More cost cutting. What happened to service?

jessfriendsJul 30, 2016

This was my favorite counter service breakfast as it was different than other places. I hope it reopens again at some point. They don't have many breakfast options at the parks but I guess they want you to eat at the resorts as most people either do table service at the parks, ride at the parks early in the morning or just skip breakfast all together. I don't want Starbucks as I get that at home. They do have some different things though but the sandwiches are not that great. I like trying different and special things while on vacation so this will be missed. They cut pizzafari's breakfast and that was different too. At least Mexico and Norway are open early and have breakfast offerings.

bethymouseJul 30, 2016

Norway is open at 9am now with the Frozen ride. Perhaps that's why La Cantina de San Angel sells a limited breakfast menu now. I guess everything else quick service wise doesn't open until 11 am.

bethymouseJul 30, 2016

You're right... La Cantina de San Angel serves breakfast. They have a bread roll with scrambled eggs, cheese, chorizo, onions, lettuce, and guacamole that sounds good for $9.95. They have 2 other scrambled egg and fried egg items and 1 children's menu item ($5.99).;)