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Rose & Crown opened with the rest of [[EPCOT Center ]] on October 1, 1982 <ref> https://d23.com/a-to-z/rose-crown-pub-dining-room/ </ref>. The restaurant was designed to reflect various kinds of English pubs including: Victorian, Dickensian, seaside, and country style <ref name= "Korkis"> http://yourfirstvisit.net/2016/01/08/a-friday-visit-with-jim-korkis-the-rose-crown-pub-at-epcot/ </ref>. These styles are evident both from the outside facade and from the individual dining rooms <ref name= "Jack"> http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2011/09/the_united_kingdom_pavilion_pa_1.html </ref>. In total, the Rose & Crown consists of three dining rooms and a pub.  Although the Rose & Crown has remained mostly unchanged since it opened, it should be noted that initially guests entered the establishment from the front of the building <ref name= "Jack"/>. In later years however, the entrance was moved to the side of the building (the side with the Dickensian facade)<ref name= "Jack"/>.

* The Latin phrase "Otium Cum Dignitate" can be found on the Rose & Crown's entrance sign. This phrase translates to "Dine Leisure with Dignity" <ref name= "Korkis"> https://www.disneydocs.net/_files/ugd/5db718_0b875a96406e4bc4a103b184e3d1dc11.pdf </ref> and serves as the restaurant's motto.