skiingfast
<font color=teal>Has had no bacon<br><font color=b
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- Mar 12, 2010
They are just waiting until 2050, the new sections will be the 0s 10's 20's 30's and 40's of this millenia.
They are just waiting until 2050, the new sections will be the 0s 10's 20's 30's and 40's of this millenia.
Everything I've read suggest sales are going good. Does anyone think Disney will leave money on the table?
However disney may not need more delx lodging for a while since the 4seasons is being built and somthing else which is on an island of property within WDW. I think it is a Waldorf Astoria branded hotel but can't remember. While these hotels won't have all the Disney touched for the prices they charge and the spending ability of the guests they won't need things like ME they can ride in limos everywhere.
Symmetry. Contemporary had two wings. Contemporary needs two towers to regain the symmetry it used to have.
Everything I've read suggest sales are going good. Does anyone think Disney will leave money on the table?
I don't remember where I read the rumor but I thought it was a given. Parking might be an issue but I'm sure it can be solved. A valet lot can be moved to a variety of places.
This is the rumor board. If not a second Contemporary tower where would the next DVC go. GF? Poly?
Waldorf=Astoria and the Four Seasons don't cater to the same customers as DVC
Well, the Contemporary had symmetry until an abomination of architectural design Miami Beach condo tower replaced the north garden wings.
This is indeed the rumor board, and while we don't need much of a basis to constitute a 'rumor', it does need to be more than just some fanboy dreaming of what they would do as Disney CEO. There's a difference between rumors (which have some basis, however flimsy, for thinking they might be correct) and fanboy dreams (which is just someone thinking out loud or making stuff up). Speculation, based on sales and the unbeatable location, might be a basis for thinking a second tower is a real possibility, but that's not much to go on. Indeed, we actually have more basis for the "5th gate" theme park rumors than a new BLT.
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No, they don't, but more importantly there was a thread around here recently that the Four Seasons didn't seem to be proceeding with development of the actual resort, or at least not much so far beyond the entrance and individua residences. Anyone know more? What's going on with the Four Seasons, or is it as stillborn as Flamingo Crossings (a project that hopefully stays dead)?
I was staying at the POP the week of 4/13-4/20 and they were for sure a lot of activity going on over at the unfinished section. My room was facing in that direction and I'd say a good /portion of my stay there were trucks, workers, etc.
I was staying at the POP the week of 4/13-4/20 and they were for sure a lot of activity going on over at the unfinished section. My room was facing in that direction and I'd say a good portion of
my stay there were trucks, workers, etc.
I was at pop 4/17-23 and I only saw work being done on the finished side where they were rehabbing rooms and had contracted power washers on site.
I did not see anything happening in the unfinished portion. However a food and beverage manager I know from Pleasure Island is now working at the Pop, basically there are now two people being paid for the same role--and he has been advised he will be there until 2012. He is happy since he is still employed after his job was eliminated, he told me he thinks he is being trained so he can open the other side of the Pop. He did say that the theming will probably be redone--since the decade has rolled while the building sat empty. I don't know if he was just blowing smoke, hoping and dreaming, or if he has had some higher level discussions.
He did also say they were looking at revisiting all the sugar/desserts on the dining plan and creating other options--since so many people take bags of treats home.