The 2nd Pedestrian Bridge walkway connecting the Orange Garage parking structure with the Westside of Downtown Disney is now open. Guests cross over on the second level and enter right between Splitsville and AMC Theatres. The two bridges are now the only ways to cross… Read More »2nd Pedestrian Bridge connector opens at Downtown Disney Garage
Africa Marketplace, a new shopping and dining option for park-goers in Harambe, the village anchoring the Africa section of the park, is planned to open in late May of 2015. The location duplicates an UNESCO world heritage site from western Kenya. One highlight of the… Read More »Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Africa Marketplace Construction Update
As we reported last month, the Magic Kingdom is adding another restaurant by returning an old space from Character Meet & Greets to its original food service purpose. Originally known as the Adventureland Verandah, it will return with a new theme, a larger kitchen (shared… Read More »Construction update on new Adventureland Restaurant
American Q is a new must stop restaurant at Walt Disney World. Located inside the B Resort & Spa, it has a modern barbecue concept led by Chef Justin Leo. Leo and his team are dedicated to providing high quality meats, sides, and sausages. As… Read More »American Q at B Resort adds Quality BBQ to Disney World
I didn’t get the chance to do a walking-tour of Downtown Disney this week, but I was able to drive by and check things out. Turns out there is a ton of construction going on across Lake Buena Vista Blvd that runs along the perimeter. It starts up at the Downtown Disney Hotels and runs all the way past Typhoon Lagoon.
In addition to a new car bridge that will ease traffic into the largest of the two parking structures, Disney is building three sets of pedestrian bridges adding that extra bit of safety for guests and cast members who end up parking on the other side of the street.
A new pedestrian bridge crosses Lake Buena Vista, it’s not open yet but will put you in Downtown Disney right by Planet Hollywood Observatory and AMC Fork & Dine Theater.
Here’s the bridge for cars to enter and exit the first parking lot without needing a light. Coming west from EPCOT, you’ll exit on the right via a ramp then turn left to cross the bridge into the parking lot.
The Japan pavilion at EPCOT is a foodie paradise. From Sushi to Teppanyaki everyone will be able to find something they love. If you want a taste of Japan, but want it quick, your best option is Katsura Grill. Whether you’re dining inside or out,… Read More »New patio dining at Japan pavilion’s Katsura Grill
This week saw the Grand Opening of The Boathouse at Disney Springs. It promises to be one of the more unique dining opportunities at the complex. In addition to some top quality dining, there are Amphicar rides, water taxi cruises, A navy of floating art… Read More »Grand Opening of The Boathouse Restaurant at Disney Springs
EPCOT is trying to tell you something about America. For instance, it says something that in order to pass into the pavilion, you first have to pass this while booth. What does the white booth serve? A delicious deep fried treat – the Funnel Cake.… Read More »Treat of the week: Funnel Cake from the America Pavilion