Meet Winnie the Pooh at Epcot’s United Kingdom Pavilion
Silly old bear is the first phrase that comes to mind when I think of Winnie the Pooh. This classic character holds a special place in many of our hearts. So don’t be surprised if you find long lines to meet him at Epcot’s United Kingdom Pavilion. It will soon become evident how many lives that silly old bear has touched. He’s one of the best.
Below, we’ll discuss meeting Winnie the Pooh in Christoper Robin’s Room in the United Kingdom Pavilion. We’ll also share a few places to find him in the parks and where he meets for character dining and seasonal parties. You’ll likely have several opportunities to find him!

Winnie the Pooh meets in Christopher Robin’s Room in the United Kingdom Pavilion at Epcot. His meet-and-greet is at the back of the pavilion. His line begins underneath an awning on the last row of townhouses.

Here is a look at the line formed to meet him on our last visit. Winnie the Pooh meets intermittently throughout the day. His times are listed in the character section of the My Disney Experience App.

One group of guests at a time is allowed inside. There, Winnie the Pooh is waiting to meet you!

On the day of this visit, I was in the area at 1:15 p.m. So, I checked the app and saw that the next listed meet-and-greet was at 1:40 p.m. Since no one was waiting, I sat on a bench in the shade nearby. By 1:25 p.m., other guests began to form a line. For reference, nothing indicates where the line begins, and there are no signs marking the location of the meet-and-greet. Nearly everyone was asking if they were in the right place.
Winnie the Pooh was also about five minutes late, which isn’t necessarily a big deal. But when you’ve been standing in line for 20 minutes, everyone starts to wonder if they are in the right place. Thankfully, he showed up a few minutes later. We waited a total of 23 minutes to meet him.

Unfortunately, a PhotoPass photographer was not available on the day of our visit. But Winnie the Pooh does sign autographs at this location. It’s an adorable room filled with vintage toys, and the backdrop makes for lovely photos. After the meeting ends, you’ll exit the Toy Soldier gift shop, which is where the Epcot Kidcot activity for children is located.

Winnie the Pooh meets with Tigger daily at the Magic Kingdom. They meet in a dedicated location next to The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. This location is called The Thotful Spot and often has long lines. Expect to wait a minimum of 30 minutes on most days. However, there have been times when we’ve waited up to an hour for this meet-and-greet.

Both Winnie the Pooh and Tigger sign autographs at this location. A PhotoPass photographer is usually present at this location.

There are a few other places at Disney World where you can meet Winnie the Pooh and friends. However, these opportunities require extra expense. Winnie the Pooh is one of the characters at The Crystal Palace. We have a separate review of breakfast at The Crystal Palace Breakfast if you want the specifics of the meal. Other Winnie the Pooh Characters at this meal include Tigger, Eeyore, and Piglet.

Winnie the Pooh characters also meet at extra-ticket holiday parties at Magic Kingdom. For Halloween, the Hundred Acre friends wear their Halloween costumes. During the Christmas party, they all have festive scarves.

Final Thoughts
We hope this article helped you locate Winnie the Pooh. We love the meet-and-greet at Christopher Robin’s room! For more characters at Disney World, you might enjoy:
- Magic Kingdom Character Meet-and-Greet Locations
- Epcot Character Meet-and-Greet Locations
- Hollywood Studios Character Meet-and-Greet Locations
- Character Meet-and-Greets at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Or you might enjoy the following:
- Meet Anna and Elsa at Epcot’s Royal Sommerhus
- Meet Captain Jack Sparrow at Magic Kingdom
- Meet Moana at Epcot (Near Journey of Water)
- Meet Olaf at Celebrity Spotlight at Hollywood Studios
Planning a Disney World vacation? Here are a few helpful guides to get you started:
- Our Disney World Resorts Guide offers an overview of where to stay, including hotel reviews, photos, and amenities.
- Use our Disney World Dining Guide to plan meals, snacks, and must-try restaurants.
- Explore the Disney World Parks Guide for an introduction to all four theme parks.
- For those interested in the various modes of transportation, start with our Disney Transportation Guide. It shares details for the monorail, skyliner, and more!
- And if you’re planning to cool off, our Water Parks Guide covers both of Disney’s water parks.
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