Millennium Village, Exhibition pavilion in Epcot World Showcase, US

The Millennium Village was a 60,000-square-foot pavilion in the center of Epcot, between the United Kingdom and Canada pavilions. Its preshow introduced cast members from Ethiopia, India, Kenya, New Zealand, Indonesia, South Africa, Israel and Namibia, and exhibits covered Brazil, Chile, Eritrea, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Scotland and Sweden. A 250-seat theatre staged performances from around the world.

This pavilion opened in October 1999 and closed in January 2001 as part of Walt Disney World's millennium celebration. After its closure, the space was transformed into World ShowPlace and repurposed for special events and festivals.

The performance spaces showcased traditional crafts and cultural demonstrations from around the world. Visitors could watch artisans and cultural representatives share their traditions directly with guests throughout the pavilion.

The entire exhibition was indoors, making it accessible regardless of weather conditions. Visitors could move freely between the different country displays without needing to navigate between separate buildings.

Visitors participated in a World Culture Game where teams competed while testing their knowledge of international traditions and customs. This interactive element set the space apart from typical static exhibition halls and encouraged learning through competition.