The Land Stickers

The Land Vintage Distressed Pavilion Design

Inspired by the logo of The Land pavilion at Epcot at Walt Disney World

This retro EPCOT shirt reads: The Land The image features the Land Pavilion, the Land Logo, Hot Air Balloons and the entrance.

EPCOT The Land Repeating Logo

The Land Distressed Logo

Irwin Allen classic Sci-Fi from the 60's.

Just listened to a great podcast about the history of The Land pavilion and felt inspired. I’ve always loved the boat ride and even remember when it had live narrators.

Have you seen this family?

Live the glamorous lifestyle of Boats and Hoes rocking this Living With The Land inspired shirt!

the land after time

And it doesn't hurt that one nine pound lemon will make about a gallon of lemonade on a hot summer day!

Show your love for your favorite classic Saturday morning TV show with this unique design!

Get in line for the greatest ride at EPCOT

the land before time cereal

The Land Biotechnology Lab sticker

the land before time

the land before time

Well you know my name is Simon. And the things I draw come true. Oh the pictures take me, take me, take me, climb a latter with you.

Sleestak - Land OF The Lost

Everyone's favorite educational boat ride!

The greatest pavilion in the greatest park.

Listen to the Land 1982 became Living with the Land in the Land Pavilion

Listen to the land...

Do not touch my fine piece of British Engi

Margaritas por favor

Annual winner of the Best Ride At Epcot award since 1982!

Living with the Land Gradient

Hope you like it.

Celebrate Cleveland Baseball!

My favorite character from UP has to be Dug <3 the cone of shame just makes me want to give him a warm hug!!

Rise your fist and defend your land

Living w the land inspired- white logo

Another tribute to this awesome ride!

Heck no I'm not going to Soarin. I'm going to Living with the Land.

The Land in EPCOT

Araucaria araucana (commonly called the monkey puzzle tree, monkey tail tree, piñonero, or Chilean pine) is an evergreen tree. The origin of the popular English language name "monkey puzzle" derives from its early cultivation in Britain in about 1850, when the species was still very rare in gardens and not widely known. The proud owner of a young specimen at Pencarrow garden was showing it to a group of friends, and one of them – the noted barrister and Benthamist Charles Austin – remarked, "It would puzzle a monkey to climb that". See a lovely specimen on display at Living with the Land at Epcot.