A Room with a View

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A Pool View

Modern Day Miracles

After trying to find out who Herrick was, I stumbled upon an interesting excerpt on Private Proprietary Stamps.

The Backside of… Bay Lake Tower

Chinese Laundry

According to Wikipedia, Chinese Americans were heavily identified with laundry work in the late 19th and 20th century.  It is estimated that around 1900, one out of every four Chinese men worked in the laundry business.  This fact is used in the Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland as a part of its theming.  In addition, here is an article about the Chinese Laundries in San Diego, California and how they came about.

Miner’s Cove

Found between Big Thunder Mountain and Tom Sawyer’s Island, the Miner’s Cove is humorous to me because it is one of if not the only named Smoking Locations.

The Crow’s Nest

I have stated it before in the past that I do not mind the product placement and advertisements throughout the WDW Parks & Resorts.  Here is another not-too-clever advertisement for Kodak.

Contemporary Art

After an awesome tour through the new Bay Lake Tower Resort, one of the most impressive parts was the art used throughout the resort’s rooms.  Here are a few examples from the areas we were able to tour.

Sunset Savanna

As simple as it comes.  A relaxing view from Kidani Village’s lobby over the Sunset Savanna.

Cheap Prices

Apparently Sunset Boulevard offers better deals on parking than the turnstiles you drive though to get into Disney’s Hollywood Studios.