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Disneychild92
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i dont know weather they do but it would be a nice addition or even just a set of cinema screens that just show disney movies both old and new maybe they could do surprise showings of films just before realise to get the audiences view
Captain Hank
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Both the Beach Club and the Fort Wilderness Campground have outdoor screenings of Disney movies at night. It's usually a more recent movie, but sometimes they throw in an older classic.
yankspy
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I believe Saratoga does this as well.
krankenstein
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I cannot remember whether it is ASMovies or ASMusic, but one of the two offer outdoor screenings as well.
NiarrNDisney
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The Boardwalk does in their pool from time to time you may want to check with the front desk for the schedule.
MattyFresh
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Movies would make since....but I don't remember seeing anything about this when I was there last year. I know they had the TV in the lobby, but I didn't see info on outdoor shows.
nankeldisney821
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I stayed at ASMusic in February and they did it at night there, outside the main building right in front of the pool. I know I have heard of other resorts doing this but can't remember which ones. I think Pop Century did it too but not sure!
Way in the back of Expostition Hall on Main Street they used to have a theater where they showed old cartoons. It was a great, quiet hidden treasure. During the summer- a cool refuge with entertainment. Haven't been to the back of the store recently to check if its still there........:shrug:
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There are several places to see old classics that I'm aware of...
1. Fort Wilderness campfire, every night. Schedule is not so easy to find, but it's out there. This is the closest thing to a real screening. It's outdoor, but it's set up as a theater (seats, large screen, etc.).
2. Several other hotels do it seasonally and on some night. Beach Club, All-Star Music (should be Movies, but it's not) frequently have an outdoor showing, but I don't think it's every night.
3. Old cartoon shorts in the back of Exposition Hall on Main Street.
4. The lobbies of most of the resorts have a small area set up for kids that shows classic shorts and movies on a loop.
5. The food courts of each of the All-Star resorts have large screen televisions that often are running classic shorts or movies.
Captain Hank
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There's also a channel on the resort TVs that plays a loop classic Disney shorts.
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Baby Changing Centers
The Baby Changing Centers at each park have a TV in them w/ a DVD player. From what I can remember, just about every animated Disney movie on DVD is available for viewing while you are relaxing or feeding your little one.
Now I'm not sure who actually gets to choose which movie will be shown, but I know there are an awful lot to pick from.
The Baby Changing Centers at each park have a TV in them w/ a DVD player. From what I can remember, just about every animated Disney movie on DVD is available for viewing while you are relaxing or feeding your little one.
Now I'm not sure who actually gets to choose which movie will be shown, but I know there are an awful lot to pick from.
Wilt Dasney
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Fawns? :shrug:
RiversideBunny
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