EPCOT diners who want a Japan Pavilion seat for Luminous now have a third fireworks dining package to put on the calendar.
Disney’s official Shiki-Sai Fireworks Dining Package page is live with prices, check-in rules, and a booking window that opens August 27, 2026.
According to the Walt Disney World Shiki-Sai Fireworks Dining Package page, guests will dine at Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya in the Japan Pavilion, then watch Luminous: The Symphony of Us over World Showcase Lagoon.
WDWMagic’s same-day report matches the official listing on price, booking start date, and the package’s place among existing lagoon-view fireworks dinners.
- What: Shiki-Sai Fireworks Dining Package at EPCOT Japan Pavilion.
- Show: Lagoon views of Luminous: The Symphony of Us.
- Price: $120 ages 10+ and $60 ages 3 to 9, before tax and tip.
- Book from: August 27, 2026 on Disney’s package page.
- Check-in: Arrive 60 minutes before the show; experience about 60 minutes.
What the package includes
Disney describes a curated Japanese menu built around an appetizer, traditional sashimi, an extensive sushi selection, and an exclusive dessert and beverage set sold only with this package.
The product is a dining event, not a standard table-service booking with fireworks as a side benefit. Menu language stresses the package-only dessert and beverages, which is the cleanest way to separate it from a normal Shiki-Sai dinner reservation.
Dining Plan meals are not accepted. Valid park admission is required, and a theme park reservation may still be required depending on ticket type.
All menu items and prices are subject to change. Disney also reserves the right to change or cancel the experience without prior notice, which is standard language on fireworks packages.
Alcohol is limited to guests 21 and older with valid identification. That rule matters for multi-generation parties that expect shared beverage courses.
Price math and who it is for
Disney lists $120 per person ages 10 and older, plus tax and gratuity, for a total of $149.50 when those extras are included as published. Ages 3 to 9 are $60, or $74.70 with tax and gratuity as listed.
That positions Shiki-Sai as a premium sushi-and-sashimi alternative to the long-running Rose and Crown and Spice Road Table fireworks packages that already sit on the lagoon.
Choose this package if your group actually wants Japanese izakaya food and can lock a late-evening EPCOT day around the show. Choose a different lagoon restaurant if someone in the party needs British pub fare, Moroccan plates, or a lower spend.
Parents of young kids should weigh the $60 child price against early bedtime and walk-out time. The experience ends when the show ends, so late park days are part of the product.
Groups that only want a reserved view without a full sushi progression should keep shopping other fireworks products or standing viewing areas rather than forcing this menu.
Booking window, check-in, and cancellation risk
Disney says to check back starting August 27, 2026 to book. Advance reservations are highly recommended. Same-day seats may open on a limited basis and are not guaranteed.
Check-in is at Shiki-Sai at the designated time, 60 minutes before Luminous. The experience lasts about 60 minutes and concludes when the show ends.
Fireworks are not guaranteed. Disney tells guests to recheck the entertainment schedule two weeks before the reservation and again on the day of the meal, because shows can be rescheduled or cancelled.
The experience does not allow modifications after confirmation. There is a 24-hour cancellation policy, and Disney says the full price is charged or forfeited for late cancels and no-shows.
That cancellation rule is the main traveler trap. Do not hold a nonrefundable flight change or a hard early bedtime against a package that still depends on weather and show operations.
| If you planned | What to do |
|---|---|
| An EPCOT night with Japanese food and Luminous | Calendar August 27 and book Shiki-Sai as soon as the window opens. |
| A lower-cost lagoon dinner | Compare Rose and Crown or Spice Road Table packages before locking $120 adult pricing. |
| A family with early bedtimes | Skip or choose an earlier park day product; this ends with the nighttime show. |
| A Dining Plan heavy itinerary | Budget cash; Dining Plan meals are not accepted on this package. |
| A weather-sensitive week | Accept show risk and keep the 24-hour cancel rule on your calendar. |
- Calendar: Put August 27 on the booking reminder list.
- Budget: Plan about $149.50 adult and $74.70 child all-in as listed.
- Park day: Build a full EPCOT evening around a 60-minute pre-show check-in.
- Backup: Keep Rose and Crown or Spice Road Table as alternate lagoon packages.
- Risk: Fireworks can cancel; recheck show schedules twice.
How this fits an EPCOT food night
Shiki-Sai sits in the Japan Pavilion, so the package is a natural fit for guests already planning a World Showcase dinner loop. It does not replace a full drink-around or snack crawl earlier in the day.
Deep Arrival’s evergreen guide to EPCOT drink around the world planning still helps with pavilion pacing before you sit down for a fixed fireworks package. Use that page for earlier World Showcase timing, then treat Shiki-Sai as the locked late-night meal.
Guests staying near Celebration or other Orlando bases can still use city planning pages for hotel and evening logistics, but the dining decision itself is an EPCOT park product. The package does not change off-site hotel strategy.
If your trip already includes multiple fireworks dinners across parks, decide which lagoon view you actually need. One premium show meal is usually enough unless the food style is the point.
Related fireworks packages at Rose and Crown and Spice Road Table remain the direct comparison set on Disney’s own page. Shop those links on the same day you book Shiki-Sai so price and menu fit stay honest.
What is confirmed versus still unknown
Confirmed on Disney’s page: the package name, restaurant, show pairing, age-band prices with published tax-and-tip totals, August 27 booking start, 60-minute pre-show check-in, roughly 60-minute duration, Dining Plan exclusion, modification ban, and 24-hour cancellation rule.
Not published in detail on that page: the exact daily seat inventory, every item on the exclusive dessert and beverage list, and whether every table has an equally clear lagoon angle. Those details can only be verified at booking time and at the host stand.
WDWMagic’s report is useful corroboration for the public listing, but Disney’s package page remains the booking authority for price and policy.
Until August 27, the only useful action is calendar planning and budget comparison. After the window opens, treat availability as competitive with other lagoon packages on popular nights.
If Disney later posts a different price or booking date, that update replaces this planning math. Recheck the official package page before you pay.
For now, the traveler decision is narrow and useful: put August 27 on the calendar, compare sushi versus the other lagoon packages, and only buy when the menu style and late-night timing fit your EPCOT day.
When can I book the Shiki-Sai Fireworks Dining Package?
Disney says to check back starting August 27, 2026 on the official package page. Advance reservations are highly recommended.
How much does it cost?
Disney lists $120 for ages 10 and older and $60 for ages 3 to 9, plus tax and gratuity, with published totals of $149.50 and $74.70 respectively.
Does the Dining Plan cover it?
No. Disney states Dining Plan meals are not accepted for this package.
Are fireworks guaranteed?
No. Disney says fireworks may be rescheduled or cancelled and tells guests to recheck the entertainment schedule two weeks prior and again on the day of the reservation.
