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Disney's
Pop Century Resort
Pop Century Resort
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Disney's All Star Movies ~ Disney's All Star Music ~ Disney's All Star Sports ~ Disney's Pop Century
Disney's Pop Century Resort makes a big deal out of the biggest fads of the 20th century. Each building is a "time
capsule" dedicated to a decade of pop culture from the last century.
Disney's Pop Century Resort is Disney's newest value accommodation resort. It is located near the Disney MGM-Studios
and encompasses 177 acres! This 2,880-room resort takes guests of all ages down memory lane and highlights the
toys, fads, technology breakthroughs, dance crazes and catch phrases that defined each decade of the 20th century.
Room rates vary from $79-$137 per night depending on season and room type.
~ Scroll to the bottom of page for Room Layouts ~
capsule" dedicated to a decade of pop culture from the last century.
Disney's Pop Century Resort is Disney's newest value accommodation resort. It is located near the Disney MGM-Studios
and encompasses 177 acres! This 2,880-room resort takes guests of all ages down memory lane and highlights the
toys, fads, technology breakthroughs, dance crazes and catch phrases that defined each decade of the 20th century.
Room rates vary from $79-$137 per night depending on season and room type.
~ Scroll to the bottom of page for Room Layouts ~
Resort Features:
Accommodations-
Standard/Preferred Rooms accommodate up to four Guests, plus one child under age 3 in a crib. All rooms
have two double beds or one king-size bed, TV, table and chairs, and vanity area and sink. Refrigerators can be
rented for $10 a day.
Laundry - Coin laundry facilities and dry cleaning service available.
Dining-
Each Resort features a food court, poolside snack bars, and pizza delivery service. The Pop Century Resort Food
Court has a variety of sections to choose from:
Recreation-
Transportation-
Motorcoach service to Walt Disney World locations.
Accommodations-
Standard/Preferred Rooms accommodate up to four Guests, plus one child under age 3 in a crib. All rooms
have two double beds or one king-size bed, TV, table and chairs, and vanity area and sink. Refrigerators can be
rented for $10 a day.
Laundry - Coin laundry facilities and dry cleaning service available.
Dining-
Each Resort features a food court, poolside snack bars, and pizza delivery service. The Pop Century Resort Food
Court has a variety of sections to choose from:
- Offerings include Everything Pop, a 640-seat food court area; Classic Concoctions, a quick-service lounge;
pizza delivery to guest rooms; and Petals Pool Bar (located adjacent to Hippy Dippy Pool). - Everything Pop, the Food Court, has five stations: Bakery & Café, Market, Grill, East meets West, and Pizza
and Pasta plus a self-serve quick food area.
Recreation-
- Three feature pools -- the Bowling Pin Pool, the Hippy Dippy Pool and the Computer Pool; also has a kiddie
pool. Goofy stands watch over Pop Jet Playground, a playland of popping water located near the 1970s
lodge buildings. - Arcade - Play a variety of video and pinball favorites at Fast Forward Arcade, located in Classic Hall, right
across from the Food Court - Playground - Climb, slide and play to your heart's content at a "play" space especially for kids.
Transportation-
Motorcoach service to Walt Disney World locations.
What are the themes?
The 1950s - features giant sock-hoppers dancing on the sides of the lodge building, be-bopping to rock-and-roll
tunes from the 40-foot-tall tabletop jukebox that anchors the courtyard. A bowling pin-shaped pool provides a cool
dip. Here you will also find the canine character stars from Disney's "Lady and the Tramp" gazing at each other
across the courtyard.
The 1960s -- Tie-dyed hues and psychedelic colors are the focus of the 1960s buildings. Here you will also find
Giant Duncan Imperial-model yo-yos & a huge can of Play-Doh. Peeking out the top of the can are several
Play-Doh animal creations, including a blue elephant and a yellow giraffe. Baloo and Mowgli from Disney's "The
Jungle Book" are hand-in-hand across the courtyard. The centerpiece of the area is the Hippy Dippy Pool, a flower-
shaped pool complete with squirting petals on the periphery.
The 1970s -- In this courtyard, the colorful Big Wheel riding toy gets ready to roll, while a classic Mickey Mouse
rotary-dial telephone calls from across the courtyard. Between the two towering icons, table soccer players stand
at the ready for guests to wander amidst their imaginary game. Eight-track tapes, the popular musical medium of
the decade, corner each building.
The 1980s -- In this area of Disney's Pop Century Resort, the most "puzzling" toy of the decade, the Rubik's Cube,
towers more than 40 feet tall on each building. Across the courtyard, one of the original Sony Walkman models,
and accompanying headphone set, anchors the building. In the middle of the courtyard is a computer-shaped
pool, complete with a spongy keyboard that offers guests an alphabet-filled pool deck area.
The 1990s area pays tribute to two personal technology marvels -- the cellular telephone and the computer. A
giant laptop computer is the centerpiece, while early-model cellular telephones stand at each corner.
The 1950s - features giant sock-hoppers dancing on the sides of the lodge building, be-bopping to rock-and-roll
tunes from the 40-foot-tall tabletop jukebox that anchors the courtyard. A bowling pin-shaped pool provides a cool
dip. Here you will also find the canine character stars from Disney's "Lady and the Tramp" gazing at each other
across the courtyard.
The 1960s -- Tie-dyed hues and psychedelic colors are the focus of the 1960s buildings. Here you will also find
Giant Duncan Imperial-model yo-yos & a huge can of Play-Doh. Peeking out the top of the can are several
Play-Doh animal creations, including a blue elephant and a yellow giraffe. Baloo and Mowgli from Disney's "The
Jungle Book" are hand-in-hand across the courtyard. The centerpiece of the area is the Hippy Dippy Pool, a flower-
shaped pool complete with squirting petals on the periphery.
The 1970s -- In this courtyard, the colorful Big Wheel riding toy gets ready to roll, while a classic Mickey Mouse
rotary-dial telephone calls from across the courtyard. Between the two towering icons, table soccer players stand
at the ready for guests to wander amidst their imaginary game. Eight-track tapes, the popular musical medium of
the decade, corner each building.
The 1980s -- In this area of Disney's Pop Century Resort, the most "puzzling" toy of the decade, the Rubik's Cube,
towers more than 40 feet tall on each building. Across the courtyard, one of the original Sony Walkman models,
and accompanying headphone set, anchors the building. In the middle of the courtyard is a computer-shaped
pool, complete with a spongy keyboard that offers guests an alphabet-filled pool deck area.
The 1990s area pays tribute to two personal technology marvels -- the cellular telephone and the computer. A
giant laptop computer is the centerpiece, while early-model cellular telephones stand at each corner.
Room Layouts:
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Disney artwork, logos, attraction descriptions, and properties: ©Disney
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