Disney and Air Canada Transform EPCOT’s Refreshment Port Into La Poutinerie

Visible stone cladding, a repainted gray roof and removed signage show active work as the airline-backed venue is readied to serve specialty poutines and Canadian snacks.

Overview

The Refreshment Port kiosk, which closed in January 2026, is being refurbished and formally absorbed into the Canada Pavilion as a new quick‑service location called La Poutinerie.
On June 4 reporters documented fresh exterior work at the site, including hand‑styled stone cladding on support columns, roof repainting to a uniform gray and the removal of the old Refreshment Port signs.
Air Canada is the named sponsor and released concept art that positions La Poutinerie as a place for specialty poutines and other Canadian treats.
The partnership also includes Aeroplan member benefits, specifically a reserved fireworks‑viewing area in the China pavilion for Luminous The Symphony of Us.
Walt Disney World has not announced a public opening date, and observers note finishing steps such as sealing the new stonework will likely occur before the venue opens to guests.