Explore the walkways and gardens surrounding the classic Georgian-style pavilion and experience America as it was like during the colonial years.
Inside the pavilion you'll find the American Adventure, a theater presentation that explores the rich history of the United States. Your (Animatronic) hosts are Benjamin Franklin and Mark Twain. Along the way you'll also see and hear from George Washington, Frederick Douglass, Franklin Roosevelt, Susan B. Anthony, Will Rogers, and Alexander Graham Bell (among others).

The presentation combines stunning visual effects, film, and detailed sets to create a stirring and patriotic presentation.

Other entertainment includes the Voices of Liberty, an a cappella group singing patriotic songs. Voices of Liberty performs in the rotunda of the pavilion, usually about 15 minutes prior to the next showing of the American Adventure. You can also check out the American Vybe. This group combines a standup bass player, singers and vocal percussionists, performing more contemporary American music including spirituals, gospel, and jazz. And for a rousing celebration of colonial times, don't miss the Spirit of America Fife and Drum Corps. They perform patriotic tunes and songs of the colonial era throughout the day in the courtyard in front of the American Adventure Pavilion.