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UNIVERSAL ISLANDS OF
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SEAWORLD
SEAWORLD DINING
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ANIMAL KINGDOM LODGE
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DISNEY'S PORT ORLEANS RESORT
Stately southern mansions, rustic bayou dwellings and
ornate row-house buildings are recalled at Disney's Port
Orleans Resort, a 3,056-room resort that features two
"regions" -- the French Quarter and Riverside.
Southern architecture creates the setting for romance
amid trees and flowers. The resort offers a step back in
time into the heart and soul of the Southern region of our
country.
The two themed regions are connected by a winding road
and picturesque waterways to capture the mystery and
romance of a trip up the Mississippi River from New
Orleans to Natchez. But in Walt Disney World geography,
resort guests can travel by flat-bottomed boats even
farther "down river," to the shops and showplaces of
Downtown Disney -- including the Marketplace, West Side
and Pleasure Island.
Disney's Port Orleans-Riverside is a 2,048-room fantasy
vacation adventure depicting the lifestyle of the great Old
South with wandering paths, picturesque waterways and
the sounds of Cajun music. The resort includes
mansion-style accommodations and rustic retreats. Most
rooms sleep four, but some rooms in Alligator Bayou offer
a trundle bed and accommodate five.
DISNEY PORT ORLEANS DINING
The cuisine is varied, with a blend of Cajun specialties
and American fare at Boatwright's Dining Hall, a 208-seat
family restaurant reminiscent of a wooden shipbuilding
yard. The Riverside Mill food court, which seats 450,
features pizza, roasted chicken, spicy fried chicken, pasta
dishes and a bakery in a themed cotton-mill setting.
DISNEY PORT ORLEANS ACTIVITIES
The focal point of Ol' Man Island is a 3.5-acre recreation
complex with pools, spa, fishing hole and playground.
Bicycles and boats also are available at The Marina at
Riverside. The Muddy Rivers pool bar on Ol' Man Island
will quench even the greatest thirst.
For a relaxing and entertaining evening, the River Roost
lounge provides the perfect atmosphere. Next door is
Fulton's General Store featuring a wide variety of
sundries.
Down the River is the Romance of the French Quarter
Disney's 1,008-room Port Orleans-French Quarter is a
village of seven three-story residence buildings plus
shops, dining and recreation areas situated riverside.
The 300-seat Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory
with a variety of food-court vendors offers everything from
beignets and hand-dipped ice cream to spit-roasted
chicken with jambalaya.
The recreation area is highlighted by a colorful sea
serpent statue slide that emerges from the pool --
Doubloon Lagoon -- in a blaze of purple and turquoise.
Frolicking around the pool are comical Mardi Gras
characters.
Scat Cat's Club features a light menu of hors d'oeuvres
and entertainment. Mardi Grogs poolside bar serves a
variety of specialty drinks, plus light snacks.
Across Port Orleans Square in the resort's French
Quarter region is Jackson Square Gifts & Desires
featuring a wide variety of merchandise and sundries.
Most guestrooms feature two double beds and
accommodate four guests. There are a limited number of
rooms with king-size beds. Handicapped-equipped rooms
are available.
For reservations and information, call 407/W-DISNEY, a
local travel agent or visit www.disneyworld.com.
Stately southern mansions, rustic bayou dwellings and
ornate row-house buildings are recalled at Disney's Port
Orleans Resort, a 3,056-room resort that features two
"regions" -- the French Quarter and Riverside.
Southern architecture creates the setting for romance
amid trees and flowers. The resort offers a step back in
time into the heart and soul of the Southern region of our
country.
The two themed regions are connected by a winding road
and picturesque waterways to capture the mystery and
romance of a trip up the Mississippi River from New
Orleans to Natchez. But in Walt Disney World geography,
resort guests can travel by flat-bottomed boats even
farther "down river," to the shops and showplaces of
Downtown Disney -- including the Marketplace, West Side
and Pleasure Island.
Disney's Port Orleans-Riverside is a 2,048-room fantasy
vacation adventure depicting the lifestyle of the great Old
South with wandering paths, picturesque waterways and
the sounds of Cajun music. The resort includes
mansion-style accommodations and rustic retreats. Most
rooms sleep four, but some rooms in Alligator Bayou offer
a trundle bed and accommodate five.
DISNEY PORT ORLEANS DINING
The cuisine is varied, with a blend of Cajun specialties
and American fare at Boatwright's Dining Hall, a 208-seat
family restaurant reminiscent of a wooden shipbuilding
yard. The Riverside Mill food court, which seats 450,
features pizza, roasted chicken, spicy fried chicken, pasta
dishes and a bakery in a themed cotton-mill setting.
DISNEY PORT ORLEANS ACTIVITIES
The focal point of Ol' Man Island is a 3.5-acre recreation
complex with pools, spa, fishing hole and playground.
Bicycles and boats also are available at The Marina at
Riverside. The Muddy Rivers pool bar on Ol' Man Island
will quench even the greatest thirst.
For a relaxing and entertaining evening, the River Roost
lounge provides the perfect atmosphere. Next door is
Fulton's General Store featuring a wide variety of
sundries.
Down the River is the Romance of the French Quarter
Disney's 1,008-room Port Orleans-French Quarter is a
village of seven three-story residence buildings plus
shops, dining and recreation areas situated riverside.
The 300-seat Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory
with a variety of food-court vendors offers everything from
beignets and hand-dipped ice cream to spit-roasted
chicken with jambalaya.
The recreation area is highlighted by a colorful sea
serpent statue slide that emerges from the pool --
Doubloon Lagoon -- in a blaze of purple and turquoise.
Frolicking around the pool are comical Mardi Gras
characters.
Scat Cat's Club features a light menu of hors d'oeuvres
and entertainment. Mardi Grogs poolside bar serves a
variety of specialty drinks, plus light snacks.
Across Port Orleans Square in the resort's French
Quarter region is Jackson Square Gifts & Desires
featuring a wide variety of merchandise and sundries.
Most guestrooms feature two double beds and
accommodate four guests. There are a limited number of
rooms with king-size beds. Handicapped-equipped rooms
are available.
For reservations and information, call 407/W-DISNEY, a
local travel agent or visit www.disneyworld.com.
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