WDW Magazine December 2014 - Crowds at WDW | Page 75

Photo by
Laurie Sapp

Just like the parks, the WDW resort
hotels don’t skim on the details! Check
out checkered concrete at the Rock ‘ n
Roll building at All-Star Music Resort,
bones in the pavement near the 101
Dalmatians Building at All-Stat Movies
Resort, or Twister boards on the ground
at Pop Century Resort. Natural textures
in the concrete at Wilderness Lodge and
Animal Kingdom Lodge evoke rock work,
and Port Orleans French Quarter has
perfectly replicated miniature streets
complete with cobbles and curbs.

With the Disney Springs Renovations, I’m looking forward to seeing how the concrete in
the new Town Center and The Landing complement those styles used in the West Side
and the Marketplace currently!
So next time you visit WDW, take a few minutes to notice what’s underfoot – it may
surprise you to see that the details at Disney go all the way from the spires on top of
Cinderella Castle to the concrete on the ground!
By Stephanie Shuster
I’m a life-long Disney devotee, living in Hamilton, Canada and dreaming of WDW every day. In
between my trips to the most magical place on earth, I love cooking, yoga, and travelling with
my husband. I’m a writer for Dad’s Guide to WDW and if you’d like to connect you can
follow me on Twitter and Instagram @stephshuster.

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