Disney Opens New Art of Animation Resort in Orlando

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Adults are children and heart, and everyone young or old, loves to visit Walt Disney World. No matter what resort guests decide to stay, the adventure begins as soon as one enters the gates of this fabulous park. There is a new Disney resort called Disney Animation Resort that is stirring quite a fuss. Not saying that any of the other resorts are any less attractive, but it is exciting to have something new available.

This resort has fashioned their rooms according to the child’s favorite film. Rooms are done in ‘Finding Nemo’, ‘Cars’, ‘The Lion King’, or ‘The Little Mermaid’. Guests are largely immersed in the particular story. The rooms surround the guest with the films characters making guests feel like they are part of the film. These rooms are exciting and engaging for adults and children alike.

Disney Animation Resort is designed to let guests imaginations run wild. There are three swimming pools outside that have their focus on the films and four courtyards, one for each film. There are standard rooms and family suites that can accompany up to six members. All rooms are non-smoking and the resort is designed especially for the handicapped in mind.

Disney’s Art of Animation Resort is in close proximity to Disney’s Hollywood Studios theme park and ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, EPCOT, Typhoon Lagoon, Disney Wilderness, Animal Kingdom, Magic Kingdom, Blizzard Beach Water Park, The Hollywood Studios theme park and ESPN Wide World of Sports complex. Guests are able to pick up free transportation to these parks on a frequent schedule of runs, right at the front hotel door and back home.

Within the Walt Disney complex guests can be rest assured that they are never far away from any resort or park that they want to visit.

Hotel amenities include:
. Disability accessible
. Wi-Fi available
. Self-Parking
. Pack ‘n Play Play-yard
. Hairdryers
. Safes
. Ironing board and iron
. Mini-fridge
. Cable TV

Amenities included at Animation Resort is a concierge desk where every need can be met and most problems solved regarding theme parks, tickets, transportation, rooms, and much more. There are laundry facilities or services, babysitting and child care services are available, there is a merchandise shop inside animation Hall where guests can shop for merchandise and necessities. The resort has a delivery service for pizza, sandwiches, desserts, beverages and sandwiches, as well as a wonderful restaurant venue on site.

Hotel rates at Art Animations can range from a little bit over $100.00 per night up to over $250.00 per night. Guests should research discount packages, summer deals and much more and get their reservations in early for this wonderful vacation adventure that the adults and children will cherish for years to come.

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Sue Lobo
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