Awaken Summer at Walt Disney World 2016

Awaken Summer

New Excitement Awakens This Summer
Awaken Summer throughout the entire Walt Disney World® Resort and discover new and immersive experiences that will bring you to worlds that, up until now, you could only imagine. All new attractions and entertainment are currently scheduled to open throughout the summer.
Must-Do's in All Four Theme Parks...and Beyond!
Be there as the magic of nature comes alive both day and night at Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park. Feel the Force as it's unleashed at Disney's Hollywood Studios®. Sail through a world of Frozen fun at Epcot®. And have a music- and magic-filled time at Magic Kingdom® Park.
But the excitement doesn't stop there. It continues through Disney Springs™ where you can enjoy an eclectic mix of unique boutiques, one-of-a-kind eateries and jaw-dropping entertainment. You'll even be able to participate in The Frozen Games at Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park.
Prepare to Discover a Summer Unlike Any Other!

Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park

• The Jungle Book: Alive with Magic Show – Begins May 28, 2016! For the summer, Discovery River becomes the stage for music and pageantry in a limited-engagement show inspired by Disney's hit live-action film The Jungle Book. The Jungle Book: Alive with Magic is a live show filled with music and special effects that celebrates the new film and the classic songs, now infused with an Indian influence.
• Tree of Life® Awakenings – Begins May 27, 2016! The Tree of Life swirls with dramatic color throughout the evening as artistic projections tell stories of love, adventure, humor and culture.
• Discovery Island Carnivale – Begins May 27, 2016! When this nighttime dance party hits the streets, you'll get to revel in the splendor of all living things alongside stilt walkers, musicians and more.
• Harambe Wildlife Parti – Begins May 27, 2016! You'll be able to join singers, dancers, acrobats and musicians for a wild and wonderful street festival that kicks off when the sun sets.
• Kilimanjaro Safaris - Extended hours begin May 27, 2016! After the sun sets, you will be able to explore Kilimanjaro Safaris and see the nighttime behavior of the wildlife and better tune in to the unique vocalization of the animals like never before.
• Tiffins Restaurant and Nomad Lounge - Opens May 27, 2016! Tiffins, the newest Disney signature restaurant, features cuisine and beverages from places that inspired the creation of Disney's Animal Kingdom and is open for both lunch and dinner. The Nomad Lounge features waterfront views in addition to hand-crafted cocktails, beers, sustainable wines, specialty non-alcoholic beverages and small bites.

Disney's Hollywood Studios

• Star Wars Launch Bay – Now Open! It's the place to go for popular character encounters and more.
• Star Tours® – The Adventures Continue – Now Open! On this thrilling attraction, you'll travel to Jakku, an all-new destination from Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
• Jedi Training: Trials of the Temple – Now Open! Bring your Younglings to hone their Lightsaber skills in preparation to face the dark side.
• Star Wars: A Galactic Spectacular – Begins June 17, 2016! Look to the skies for this nightly fireworks finale bursting with Star Wars™ music and magic.

Epcot

• Frozen Ever After – Opens June 21, 2016! This boating adventure through Arendelle features favorite Frozen characters, songs and a visit to Elsa's Ice Palace in the cool blue world of the North Mountain.
• Royal Sommerhus – Opens June 21, 2016! You'll have a royally good time as you meet Anna and Elsa in a charming Norwegian culture.
• Soarin' Around the World - Opens June 17, 2016! Get ready to soar over the Great Wall of China, Switzerland's Matterhorn mountain, and spectacular scenic wonders on every continent in this brand-new adventure. Your imagination can take flight in this epic re-imagining of an Epcot classic.
• Turtle Talk with Crush - Now Open! When Crush the sea turtle swims up to the "Human Tank" this summer, he'll be joined by Dory and some of her new friends from Disney•Pixar's "Finding Dory!"

Magic Kingdom Park

• Mickey's Royal Friendship Faire – Begins June 17, 2016! Music and magic arrive at the castle stage for a new show featuring Mickey Mouse and pals, along with characters from The Princess and the Frog, Tangled, and Frozen.
• Elena of Avalor - Debuts August 2016! Guests will be able to see Princess Elena, Disney's first princess inspired by diverse Latin cultures. Elena will debut in the Disney Channel series "Elena of Avalor" this summer.

Disney Springs

• Town Center – Now Open! Town Center, the newest neighborhood at Disney Springs, is officially open! Featuring Spanish revival architecture, gorgeous landscaping and several new fountains and water features, this new addition is home to exceptional shopping and dining experiences. Over 30 new tenants are now open, with more shops and restaurants opening throughout the summer!

Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park

• The Frozen Games – From May 27 - August 21, 2016! Olaf and Kristoff host daily winter-themed activities for Guests of all ages, including Snowball Toss and Ski Pole Limbo. All activities are complimentary and Guests can sign up at the park entrance to participate.

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Fun Fresh Weekends at Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival

Fun Fresh Weekends at Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival

The Epcot® International Flower & Garden Festival is now in bloom at Walt Disney World® Resort. With fresh, farm-to-table flavors, vibrant gardens, interactive playgrounds and rocking entertainment the Festival boasts fun-filled exploration for every age and interest.
During Festival weekends, you can celebrate the great outdoors at nature-themed events, including:
Art in the Garden Weekend: April 1-3, 2016
You can view nature through the eyes of “Plein Air” artists and discover one-of-a-kind Disney works of art on display around World Showcase.
Outdoor Family Fun Weekend: April 8-10, 2016
Families can enjoy the benefits of sharing quality time together at select Festival gardens. As a bonus, animal specialists from Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park will be on hand at the Festival Center to share how bugs play an important role in helping a garden thrive.
Earth Day Weekend: April 22- 24, 2016
Guests can take part in interactive activities, discoveries and more as they celebrate the place we all call home! Plus, they can learn about the efforts to protect coral reefs and other marine life at The Seas with Nemo & Friends―a special tribute to the amazing creatures that dwell in our vast oceans.
Florida Fresh Weekend: April 29- May 1, 2016
You can explore the bounty of the Sunshine State from Apalachicola to Zellwood at this Festival Center-based event.
Florida Federation of Garden Clubs: May 6- 8, 2016
Guests can marvel at amazing flora designs that defy description inside the Festival Center from 10 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Plus, each weekend you can reach for new horticultural heights by visiting the Festival Center for inside tips, DIY inspiration and top gardening trends. The Festival Center is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. throughout the event.
And, don’t forget … pop bands with hits spanning the decades take the stage every Festival weekend for the Garden Rocks Concert Series at America Gardens Theatre. Blood, Sweat & Tears featuring Bo Bice, Bad Company, former lead singer BRIAN HOWE, Georgia Satellites and Darlene Love make their Festival debut this year.
Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival runs now through May 30, 2016. Admission to Epcot is required. While most Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival events are included with your theme park ticket, many experiences require a separate purchase or a separate admission fee. Availability is limited for some experiences. Events may be rescheduled or cancelled at any time.

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New Details Unveiled on Disney’s Animal Kingdom’s ‘Rivers of Light’

When Walt Disney World's new nighttime experience “Rivers of Light” opens at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, it’ll be one of the most memorable and emotionally stirring shows in the park’s history. And today we’re sharing a sneak peek at some of the amazing sights the show will offer when it debuts in spring 2016.

The show will take place on Discovery River between Discovery Island and Expedition Everest – take a close look and you can you see the Tree of Life in the background. In “Rivers of Light,” a pair of mystical hosts come to the river bearing gifts of light. During the show, the hosts set out from the shore on elaborate lantern vessels for a dramatic dance of water and light to summon animal spirits. With the storytellers as your guides, the wonders of “Rivers of Light” builds to a stunning crescendo.

In addition to the show, you’ll also notice the park’s iconic Tree of Life will undergo an amazing awakening as the animal spirits of the tree are brought to “light” by magical fireflies, revealing moments of wonder and enchantment.
To create “Rivers of Light,” Imagineers and Creative Entertainment partnered with the talents of master puppet designer Michael Curry, composer Mark Mancina and the filmmakers at Disneynature. According to Imagineer Joe Rohde, in an interview excerpt from the latest Disney Vacation Planning DVD, the addition of “Rivers of Light” to the park’s offerings will serve as that huge “wow” moment that ends a guest’s visit to the park.

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Walt Disney World Disability Access Service system

As of Monday, April 27, 2015 this is the current Disability Access Service (DAS) that is in place to assist guests.  In an effort to help guests have as fair experience as possible while using this current system, the resort is moving to using Magic Bands or RFID enable tickets to assign return times for the DAS system instead of using the familiar paper cards. While the functionality of the system will change, the policies of the system will not change.  This system isn’t intended for guests who want to avoid waiting in lines, but to assist those who truly need extra assistance.  This system may also be used in conjunction with the current Fastpass+ system.  Walt Disney World actually encourages you to do this.  DAS users will still be granted 3 Fastpass+ and can continue booking subsequent Fastpasses in the park while they are available.

The new digital version of DAS will require 4 steps to successful usage:

1. Visit Guest Relations at the first park you plan to visit.
   The primary guest(s) using the DAS system will still need to have a photo taken that will be linked to their MagicBand or park ticket and those of their guests.   Guests will be asked for their party size.  You’ll be limited to that number when you return later using the DAS.  The maximum number of guests per DAS user will remain 6 per user.  One major change for the new digital version is a 60 day term of usage.  This will apply to all users.  The photo linked to a MagicBand will be valid for one year.
2. Visit an Attraction to schedule a reservation return time.
   After setting up your DAS registration, proceed to an attraction of your choosing.  Visit the regular stand by (not Fastpass+ entrance) Cast Member.  The Cast Member will scan the MagicBand or ticket of one member of the party.  ANY member of the party may take care of booking a DAS visit, this is especially helpful for those with children on the spectrum.  The guest with the disability does not need to be present when making the initial reservation, but must be present when riding.  All guests are not required to ride, except for the guest with the disability.

After the Cast Member scans your MagicBand or ticket the DAS system will automatically assign you a return time.  The return time will be the current posted wait time at the attraction minus 10 minutes.  If the current wait is 75 minutes, the DAS return time will be 65 minutes later.  The DAS user and guests may return ANY TIME after that return time all the way up to the closing of the attraction.  However, you may only have ONE DAS reservation at a time.  (Think of it as a 4^th Fastpass+ for terms of discussion.)  If you attempt to get another while one is still active, it will over write the previous reservation.

Jot down the return time!  It may help you to add it to your phone or jot it on a piece of paper.  You will be able to view the DAS return time on My Disney Experience or an in park kiosk, but you will not be able to adjust the time!

3. Do something during the waiting period. You can walk around, visit another attraction, meet a character, use your Fastpass+,  go shopping, sit on a bench etc…  It’s up to you to determine what to do while you wait for that return time!
4. Use the DAS reservation. Remember, the original user who registered for the Disability Access System MUST be present at the ride.  If the DAS user does not wish to ride, no member of the party will be allowed to ride, so choose the rides that the DAS USER wishes to experience.  The user and his/her guests will present themselves at the Fastpass+ return line, scan their MagicBand or ticket and walk on into the experience.  Cast Members at the ride will assist with any special vehicle needs.

When a DAS user or his/her guests tap their MagicBand or ticket, it will always light up blue, but that merely to tell the Cast Member to review the DAS reservation and party members before proceeding through the Mickey touch point.

My son needs to use this system. I found it to be helpful. There are aspects I like better about the DAS system at Disneyland, such as having Guest Relation Stations thru out the park that can make a DAS reservation for any ride in either Disneyland or Disney California Adventure. 

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Walt Disney World In Park Fastpass Tips

1) If you wish to maximize your number of rides, use your first pass, and then try bumping your times up on the others (example: You have a 9am FP for Soarin and a 10am FP for Spaceship Earth. If you use your Soarin FP at 9:10, you can get on the app (even while waiting to board your hang glider!) and change your SE FP to 9:15). All based on availability, of course.

2) If you arrive at your FP ride, and the standby time is short, you can ride standby and change the FP to something else, or just ride twice.

3) At kiosks, take the soonest attraction you are happy with, and then immediately look for something better on the app. The kiosks don't show everything. Ex we always took the first one available usually Winnie the Pooh Ride but then would get on the app and switch it to something better like Pirates.

4) Make a note or take a picture/screenshot of your plans for the day and set it as your phone's home screen. This will cut down on excess battery use.

A look Inside Deluxe Resort Disney's Contemporary Resort

A Look Inside
Deluxe Resort

Disney's Contemporary Resort

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The Contemporary Resort is one of the tow original Walt Disney World Hotels. It is located between Bay Lake and the Seven Seas Lagoon. Within walking distance to the Magic Kingdom park, or you can catch the Resort Monorail as it breezes through the iconic A-frame Contemporary Tower. Described as ultra-modern with award-winning dining, white-sand beaches, spectacular views and dazzling pools. This resort has one of the lease amount of colors, the only real source of color in the atrium is a 90-foot mosaic depicting Native American children and nature.  The off-white central tower is augmented by a three-story Garden Building.

The 4th floor of the Tower is known as the Grand Canyon Concourse where you will find a variety of shops and restaurants as well as the monorail station. There is also a walkway to Bay Lake Tower (a DVC Resort). The Contemporary offers many recreation options and also houses large convention facilities.

There are several big advantages to staying at this resort. The first is location, location, location! As one of the monorail hotels the Contemporary Resort is very well located. The Magic Kingdom is only a short monorail ride (or walk) away and getting to Epcot simply requires transferring from one monorail to another one at the Ticket and Transportation Center (TTC). In addition, the Polynesian and Grand Floridian Resorts are easily accessed by the monorail and the Wilderness Lodge and Fort Wilderness are just a boat ride away. There are several dining options within the resort itself, and as we already said it boost one of the largest selections of recreational activities. The second biggest draw is the rooms at the Contemporary Resort are among the largest at Walt Disney World.

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Disney's Contemporary Resort's Rooms Most of the Contemporary rooms are 394 square feet, which makes them some of the largest standard rooms in Walt Disney World, and have two queen-size beds, a daybed, and a table with two chairs.

Each Disney's Contemporary Resort room is furnished with the following:

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• Two queen beds
• Dresser with medium-size drawers
• Table with 2 chairs
• Nightstand digital alarm clock
• Full-length mirror (on bath door)
• WiFi wireless Internet access
• Flat-panel TV
• Mini fridge
• Coffee Maker
• Ironing board and iron
• Hair dryer
• Digital thermostat
• In-room safe
• Tiny bottle of H2O-brand shampoo, and bar soap

The mini-fridge is a dorm-style unit that sits under a counter or desk. It's more like a beverage chiller than a refrigerator in that it'll keep drinks cool, but you're not going to freeze Popsicle or make ice cubes in it.

The Contemporary Resort has two sections. The Tower is 14 stories tall and has approximately 500 guest rooms. The Tower rooms have 2 views, Bay Lake or the Magic Kingdom/parking lot. The South Garden Wing is located to the south of tower has approximately 250 rooms. The Garden rooms have either a water, garden or parking lot view. With that said which is better, the Tower or the Garden Wing? That depends on your taste. The Tower rooms are much more convenient to the shops, restaurants, front desk and monorail station. The rooms in the South Wing are closer to the marina and swimming pools. The Tower room are more expensive and some have complained of the noise from the monorail.

Concierge Services

The Concierge Floors - 12 and 14. Concierge services are identical on the two floors, the only difference is the 14th floor has suites.

The 12th floor Atrium Club Concierge and the 14th floor Tower Club Concierge offer the same services and food items. There is a nightly turndown service, and they leave a little chocolate Mickey (solid chocolate) on your pillow every night. The concierge is available from 7am to 10pm to make dining reservations, plan outings, answer questions, everything

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Contemporary Pools

Contemporary has two pools. The largest, The Feature Pool, sits in the middle of the Contemporary tower and the Garden Wing. There is also a hot tub, kiddie pool and water player area.

The other smaller pool, the Bay Pool is located near the Feature. This pool is considered a "quiet pool," meaning that loud play and splashing around are discouraged.

Contemporary's pools range in depth from around 3 feet 6 inches to 4 feet 9 inches. Pool are open every day, including during winter. The pools are heated to 82°F/28°C throughout the year. We've swum in temperatures as cold as 40°F/4°C; the water was fine, but getting out was a shock. Contemporary also has a hot tub located near Silver Creek Springs Pool.

Feature Pool has one water slide that all ages are free to use. Guests can find showers, storage lockers, restrooms, and laundry facilities. Pool hours are at least 10AM to 10 PM, extending to as much as 8 AM to 12 AM during busy times. Feature Pool will have lifeguards during the pools' operating hours.

Restaurants and Dining

California Grill-High atop the Contemporary Resort, the award-winning California Grill sets the standard for Disney dining. But expect a boisterous crowd-the noise level makes quiet conversation difficult. Still, the view from the 15th floor is stellar, one of the best spots for watching the Magic Kingdom fireworks. It's so popular that the Grill no longer allows just anyone on the elevator for a ride to the top - you must have a dinner reservation. A show kitchen is the centerpiece of the airy dining room

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Chef Mickey's is an all-you-can-eat buffet with that features a colorful, open dining room with the monorail running overhead, this is one of the most popular Disney-character restaurants-mostly because you're guaranteed an audience with Mickey Mouse, who dons a chef's toque and visits every single table for photos. (Goofy, Minnie, Donald, and Pluto are on hand, too.) The buffet circles the center of the room. It's loud, crowded, busy, and fun for families. We rarely see anyone here without kids in tow.

The Wave...of American Flavors-On the first floor of the Contemporary just past the front desk, The Wave has one of the coolest lounges at Walt Disney World. This hip spot has the feel of an upscale coffee shop. Many of the items on the list are Organic including their beer and coffee. The Wave also serves up unusal drinks like the Antioxidant Cocktail and Supercharged Tropical Smoothie. With health breakfast buffet options of multigrain pancakes, make-your-own muesil. As well as healthy options for lunch and dinner.


Contempo Cafe-is the resort's conuter service restaurant. You place your order on a touch-screen kiosk, you can’t make modifications to your order on the touch screen but if you would like to 86’d the tomato on your sandwich just walk up to the pick-up window and ask. The food is made fresh and is tastier than most quick service restaurants. The seating area can be quite noisy with sounds from the nearby Chef Mickey.

Viewing the Fireworks from The Contemporary

Magic Kingdom Fireworks can be easily viewed from the resort. One of the Best spots for this is the 15th floor California Grill Lounge but you must have a dining reservation to view from this location. The music which accompanies the fireworks is piped into the lounge so guests don’t miss a thing. Guest with Tower Rooms facing the Magic Kingdom can also view the show from their terraces. If you are a guest on the 14th floor Concierge, you can watch the fireworks from the balcony off the lounge.

Actives to do

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Pirate and Pals Cruise-Take an unforgettable moonlit cruise of Seven Seas Lagoon, meet fearsome Never Land pirates and enjoy a fireworks finale.

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Contemporary Resort Campfire Head down to the beach for a fun evening of storytelling and s’mores around an open fire.

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Electric Water Pageant-Great sea creatures and twinkling flags cross the lagoon to electronic tunes in this playful nighttime water parade.The best viewing spot from the Contemporary of this water pageant is the beach on the Bay Lake side of the resort.

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There is also parasailing, personal water craft rentals, wakeboarding, motorized boating, fishing, tubing, beach volleyball, tennis, basketball, and jogging trails. Movie under the stars and a game station arcade are also available.

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Shops

Bayview Gifts - The front section, just off the escalator, offers refrigerated chocolates and fudge, homewares and photo collectibles. The middle section offers Ladies casual fashions, watches, jewelry and framed art collectibles. The end section offers men's fashions.

Fantasia - Offers Disney character merchandise and clothing. A wide selection of pins is located in the center of this shop.

Fantasia Market - Offers a variety of reading material (newspapers, magazines, etc.), liquor and refrigerated items. This shop also stocks health and beauty items guests may need.

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Commuting Times to the Parks Park Commuting Times Resort Transportation Magic Kingdom 12 min Epcot 21 min Hollywood Studios 29 min Animal Kingdom 25 min

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Beach Club Resort-A Look inside Disney Reosrts

A look inside Disney Resorts
Deluxe Resort


Disney's Beach Club Resort

Disney Beach Club is a smaller resort with only 583 rooms. It is one of the resorts that has lots of business conferences hosted here as they have several conference facilities. The resort is styled after the New England seaside at the turn of the century and the seashore theme is evident throughout the resort. The Beach Club is joined in the center with the Yacht Club. Together they share Stormalong Bay and transportation facilities.  There is a quiet serenity to the Beach Club in the early morning.

The biggest advantage to staying at the Beach Club is its proximity to Epcot (only a short walk away).It is adjacent to the Yacht club and across the water from the Boardwalk area, giving this resort a wide range of dining and recreational options without ever entering a motorized vehicle.

What are the Rooms like?

Rooms Set up

Most of the hotel rooms are 381 square feet and have 2 queen-size beds, a daybed, and a desk and a chair.  The rooms have a small safe in the closet to store valuables. You will also find a small refrigerator, minibar, hairdryer, and iron and ironing board. Rooms have a lot of drawer space. Beach Club rooms are decorated in soft green and blue tones. Some rooms have balconies. 

The Beach Club consists of a long main building with several wings protruding toward Crescent Lake. The main building and the various wrings range from three to five stories. Most rooms have balconies or on the ground floor, patios. Balconies are about 6 inches deep. Top-floor rooms often have enclosed balconies inset into the roof. Unless you’re standing, visibility is somewhat limited from these balconies.

Standard Rooms and Preferred Rooms, Standard Views and Pool Views

 Disney knows that some hotel rooms are better than others. Most people want something pretty to look at from their hotel room window. To capitalize on this, Disney categorizes all of Beach Club's hotel rooms based on what you see from inside the room.
Here's the system Disney uses:

• Garden View: Garden View rooms make up the majority of rooms at Yacht Club. The view from your window may include landscaping and trees, other parts of the buildings, or maintenance areas.
• Lagoon or Pool View: At the Beach Club, anything wet counts, whether it’s in front of you or so far to the side you have to crane your neck. If somehow you can glimpse the lake, a creek, or a swimming pool, you have a water view. First floor rooms here tend to have views of the backs of lounge chairs sitting around the pool, so upper-floor rooms generally have better views. Some rooms facing southeast look on to Crescent Lake. 
  
• Standard View: Standard rooms generally have unremarkable views of landscaping or parking lots.

Recreational

one section of the pool

The Beach Club Resort shares restaurants, pools and other amenities with the Yacht Club Resort and Beach Club Villas. 

The pool Stormalong Bay is supposed to be the best pool on Walt Disney World property. Stormalong Bay has sand in the bottom of the pool and there is actually several section to the pool; the Beach Clbu and Yacht Club section are separate and different so be sure to try both. There is a deep circular area with jets that push you like a river current around the pool. There is also the larger area where the water slide empties out. (One of the best water slides there are.)In addition, the *sinking sand* area delights both kids and adults. There are several “hot Tube” located in secluded locations around Stormalong Bay. A separate wading pool area with said is located near ShipWrek water slide entrance for small schildren and includes a kids water slide. StormAlong Bay is over 3 acres large. 

Wading pool with Slide

There is a beach shack which rents tubes and noodles, suntan lotion, film and you can get your towels here. (Towels are free, the other items are not.)

Other options you can do at Beach club is water volleyball, campfire sing-along and movie under the stars. Be sure to request a Recreational Activates flyer when you check in for dates and times of these actives. 

There are also two lit hard surface tennis courts available complimentary to Beach Club and Yacht Club guests. 

Ship Shape Health Club is located between the Beach Club and Yacht Club resorts next to Laffertyu Place Arcade and open from 6am to 9 pm. 

Restaurants

The Beach Club resort area has quite a variety of restaurants to fit your dining needs. 

Beaches and Cream is a '50s type hot shop serving burgers, hot dogs, soups, grilled cheese, and of course ice cream. It is small and noisy but fun. There are a few small tables and chairs outside Beaches and Cream you can also sit at.

Most popular desert at Beaches and Cream~Kitchen Sink~

Beach Club Marketplace - Opened April 2005 and offers some made-to-order sandwiches, as well as prepackaged sandwiches and salads, desserts and drinks.

The Cape May Cafe hosts a daily character breakfast buffet (7:30 - 11:00) featuring Beachy Goofy and his friends. This has to be one of the largest amounts of breakfast foods I've ever seen. In the evening, the Cafe hosts a Clam Bake buffet. Folks seem to love the Seafood Buffet!

For an evening cocktail, Martha's Vineyard has a full-service bar offering wine flights. The lounge is located behind Cape May Cafe, next to Ariel's Private Use Room.

Hurricane Hanna's is a poolside full-service bar which also serves food (burgers, hotdogs, etc,). Hurricane Hanna's is open 11 a.m.-6 p.m. during the summer; 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. during the winter.

Less than a two-minute walk away is the Yachtsman Steakhouse at the Yacht Club. The Captain's Grille serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Yacht Club also has the Ale and Compass Lounge where you can get alcoholic beverages during the day. Within walking distance are the Dolphin/Swan, Boardwalk and all the Epcot restaurants.

Transportation

Commuting Times to the Parks
Park	Commuting Times
	Resort Transportation
Magic Kingdom	23 min
Epcot	8 min (by foot no transporation)
Hollywood Studios	26 min
Animal Kingdom	24 min

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