Disney Resorts

We are having so much fun taking the free Disney transportation to see the different resorts.


Our favorite is still Animal Kingdom Lodge.  We went back again today and found the two Addax eatting hay; one looked up as if to say, "You two back again?"

This little fellow was added to the compound today and was making lots of noise about being moved.  Seemed he was bullying the young ones in the other enclosure so he got moved in with the big herd and didn't like being bullied.

We learned that the three storks are all male; males build a nest to attract the females.

We took a bus to Epcot then a boat to see the Dolphin Resort.

Very elegant looking with that big triangle and fountains.

There are restaurants inside.

This one  one of the top 10 in Florida; prices are top 10 too.

The Dolphin is really a fish.

Inside this elegant building are lots of empty halls and rooms sitting in anticipation of a conference.

We walked across the way to the Swan Resort.

There were lots of little courtyards.

And swans everywhere.

The restaurants were not busy anywhere.

Oh, hi there Goofy!

We continued our walk.

To the Boardwalk resort.

It was like the boardwalk of Atlantic City, but not much action going on.  The main building; let's go inside.

Wow, nice chandelier.

The lobby was interesting.

There are boats you can take between the resorts or to Hollywood Studio and Epcot.

We continued our walk; this is the Beach Resort.

Nice quiet lobby area.

Outside pool area was really fun looking.

We went way up on the shipwreck boat where kids can go and then slide down to the pool.

We went for the view.

Nice up here.

We could see all around the lake.  Getting late so time to catch our bus to Downtown Disney.

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