The House of Good Fortune at Epcot sells Chinese goods including very wide fans.
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The House of Good Fortune at Epcot sells Chinese goods including very wide fans. (Dewayne Bevil/Orlando Sentinel/TNS)
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Of all of Orlando’s theme parks, I think Epcot sports the most nooks and crannies, areas of exploration. Walt Disney World’s second-oldest park has sort of shaken the original criticism of “only eating and shopping” and added more rides and characters. But if you’re only drinking around the world or spinning through the Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind roller coaster, you’re missing some ...

