On Sept. 10, Figment, the imagination dragon, returned to Epcot as a character meet-and-greet for the first time in years — and fans were ready. They lined up as soon as the park opened its gates, and ...

Disney CEO Bob Iger is giving in to popular demand and says he will consider doing more with the beloved EPCOT character of Figment. The purple dragon character is featured in the theme park ride ...

Walt Disney World is preparing a set of fresh topiaries that will be part of the 2024 Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. The figures will include characters from “Wish,” “Coco” and Groot ...

Each EPCOT festival traditionally has some kind of activity to guide you through eating around the world. For the Festival of ...

Have you ever wanted to know how to draw like the Disney pros? During the incredible Epcot Festival of the Arts seminars, you ...

The purple dragon Figment has been a Disney parks staple ever since Journey Into Imagination debuted at Epcot’s now-titled Imagination Pavilion at Walt Disney World in Orlando in 1983. The character ...

If you’re a fan of Figment, you’ll want to get your hands on one of these purple dragon ear headbands before they sell out. shopDisney is selling the Figment ear headbands for $35 online. This popular ...

Disney fans say they waited up to five hours in line on Sunday to meet Figment, a purple dragon. The character is extremely popular, and it was his first meet-and-greet hosted at Epcot in years.

If nothing else, the gray, sometimes rainy, often windy conditions on the first day of the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival sure made the blooms pop. The 30th edition of the Walt Disney ...

Character dining experiences are very popular at Walt Disney World. Two locations on property provide the opportunity to meet Disney Princesses – Cinderella's Royal Table and Akershus Royal Banquet ...

"I think the question about Figment has been asked about 15 times,” CEO Bob Iger said on Disney's shareholder call. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer Disney CEO Bob Iger is giving in to popular demand ...