Disney's Contemporary Resort

About Me

I am one of the original three hotels at The Walt Disney World Resort. I was born on October 1, 1971, I was the jewel in the crown at WDW Resort. I am most famous for my fifteen story A-Frame design, and the Walt Disney World Monorail System station inside the Grand Canyon Concourse (4th Floor). I have two pools, one with a water slide. Numerous recreational activities are available at my marina. These activities include boat rental, water skiing, para-sailing, and tube riding. I am situated between Bay Lake, and the Disney created Seven Seas Lagoon. Guests with a Magic Kingdom view are able to view the Magic Kingdom's fireworks show, "Wishes," while guests with a Bay Lake view can enjoy the nightly Electrical Water Pageant, featuring King Neptune, and other creatures of the deep. I am within walking distance to the Magic Kingdom, guests may board the Resort Monorail to the Disney Ticket and Transportation Center to board another monorail to Epcot. Guests may stay on the Resort Monorail and travel to Disney's Polynesian Resort, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, and the Magic Kingdom. I am currently undergoing another massive refurbishment to keep up with the name. The current refurbishment includes flat screen televisions, new furniture, decor, and bathroom amenities.

My Interests

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I'd like to be able to meet my old friends who have since passed on. RIP: Bay 'n Beach (sundrie store), Contemporary Man (Men's Clothing, removed for BVG expansion), Contemporary Woman (Spent Contemporary Man's Money, lol), Kingdom Jewels, Ltd. (removed for BVG expansion), Plaza Gifts and Sundries, The Spirit World (became Concourse Sundries and Spirits), Coconino Cove/Grove, Concourse Grill (became Concourse Steakhouse), Contemporary Cafe (became Chef Mickey's), Dock Inn (Marina Snackbar), Gulf Coast Room (High End Restaurant), Mesa Grande Lounge (Became Top of the World Lounge), Monorail Club Car (Now the Outer Rim), Pueblo Room (became part of Chef Mickey's), Terrace Buffeteria/Grand Canyon Terrace (became part of Chef Mickey's), Terrace Cafe, Top of the World (Became California Grill) also known as Top of the World Supper Club/Dinner Show. I also can't forget the Fiesta Fun Center and Theater, now Food and Fun Center. The American Beauty Shoppe and the Captain's Chair were the two hair cutteries that I once had the pleasure of being home to...

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