Disney Resort Showcase - Day 2 part 1

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Day 2 of the Resort Showcase started bright and early with an 8:00am breakfast at The Wave at the Contemporary Resort. This is one of Disney's newest restaurants.

The Wave features American cuisine with an emphasis on organic, locally grown, and sustainable food and drinks.

For my breakfast I tried the Eggs Benedict with Choron Sauce...it was delicious!

*Also, did you know that DisneyWorld.com has a new section of their website which features menus of some of the most popular restaurants at Disney World? It's new and you can check it out here! Very helpful when planning your reservations for your vacation.

After a yummy breakfast we were off for the first tour of the day...the much anticipated Treehouse Villas at Saratoga Springs.

Each of the 60, 3 bedroom/2 bath Treehouse Villas can accommodate up to 9 people. Perfect for large or extended families traveling together.

Each villa contains:

• 1 queen-size bed in the master bedroom
• 1 master bathroom with whirlpool tub
• 1 queen-size bed in the second bedroom
• 1 set of bunk beds in the third bedroom
• 1 queen-size sleeper sofa in the living room
• 1 sleeper chair in living room
• Approximately 1,074 square feet
• Flat panel TV in living room and each bedroom
• DVD player in living room
• Second bathroom
• Fully-equipped kitchen with:
  • Coffee maker
  • Dinnerware
  • Glassware
  • Flatware
  • Pots and pans
  • Microwave
  • Toaster
  • Stove
  • Refrigerator
  • Dishwasher
• Laundry area with stacked washer and dryer
• Ceiling fan in living room and master bedroom
• Second-floor private deck
• Wheelchair-accessible villas available

As you enter the Treehouse Villas-

Full Kitchens-

One of the baths-

Treehouse Villa Floor plan-

All this with the same amenities as Saratoga Springs with its own pool and bus stops. I have to admit, these were pretty cool and the theming is wonderful.

Next up was Caribbean Beach Resort and the new Pirate Rooms.

Here are the newly refurbished standard rooms which feature the characters from Finding Nemo-

and the new Pirate Rooms- The bedspreads look like "treasure"

The pirate rooms are approximately $25 more a night than the standard room (but to me, the theming is totally worth it!)

After seeing these pictures my daughter is insistent she wants to stay in a Pirate Room for her 5th birthday. Mommy will see what she can do.

Room divider between bathroom

Flat panel TVs and Refrigerators included

Disney's Pirate Adventure - an optional kid program were children ages 4-12 set sail and hunt for buried treasure.

The coolest kiddie pool ever!

Main Caribbean Beach Resort Pool

Caribbean Beach Marina

To be perfectly honest, the Caribbean Beach Resort blew me away. I cannot wait to stay here sometime in the future. Everything about this resort was FUN, and it is the perfect place to stay in the summer with its "beaches" and awesome pool area...not to mention one of the best themed food courts. I was really impressed, and this is only a moderate.

Finally we headed to the All Star Music Family Suites, which is great for larger families on a budget.

Suites Feature:

• 6-person maximum occupancy per room
• Queen-size bed
• Double-size sleeper sofa
• 2 twin-size sleeper chairs
• Living room
• 2 bathrooms
• Mini-kitchen
• Vanity area with sink
• Table and chairs
• All rooms are non-smoking
• In-room wall safe
• Voice mail
• Internet access (additional fee)
• Microwave
• Iron and ironing board
• Hairdryer
• Pack 'n Play play yard is available upon request
• Wheelchair-accessible rooms are available
• Views of the parking lot, courtyard or pool

Kitchenette-

One of the 2 bathrooms-

Main Bedroom-

All Star Music Main Pool-

Stay tuned for part 2...The All new Hanes Design-a-Tee, Birthday Parties at Goofy's Candy Company and the Fort Wilderness Cabins! Disney Resort Showcase Day 2 Part 2