EatSeafood restaurantEpcot

Flying Fish

An upscale seafood restaurant, the Flying Fish features an open show kitchen. You'll have to make a request at the podium and cross your fingers if you want a good view, whether into the kitchen or out onto the boardwalk. Very popular; ADRs are strongly recommended.

Hours: Sun-Thu 5:30-10PM, Fri Sat 5:30-10:30PM
Price: $37-64; Dining Plan requires two credits
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