Places I've Never Seen (I Think)

venooch333

New Member
Original Poster
I was just looking at a map of WDW when i saw two places that i don't think ive ever seen or heard of :veryconfu The first is called team disney and is (from what I can gather) across the road from Downtown Disney! The second is much more obsure its attached to the monorail system, just before the monorail turns right to enter Contemporary it can turn left and and enter a buliding to the side of MK! What are these two places, what are they used for and does anyone have any pics :confused: Thanks alot! :king: :)
 

joel_maxwell

Permanent Resident of EPCOT
TheDisneyGirl02 said:
If I'm not mistaken, it is where repairs are made on the monorails.

TheDisneyGirl02

correcto' mondo. not sure about team disney. if i were at home i could post a wonder aerial view of the building. really neat.
 

DigitalDisney

New Member
1 - Team Disney is the slick main administrative building for WDW. The center court area is actually a sun dial and is open to the sky above. It's extremely modern and artistic. You can freely walk around some of the building.

Right next door is Casting, which is another building you probably haven't ever been in. It also looks modern and artistic. The roof looks like it's held up by the seven dwarves.

2 - The other building is the monorail storage bay. That's where the monorails are repaired and stored at the end of the day.
 

Moustronaut

New Member
DigitalDisney said:
2 - The other building is the monorail storage bay. That's where the monorails are repaired and stored at the end of the day.

But if you want to see and go in this building, take the Magic Behind Our Streamtrains tour. The building is two story. The ground floor is the engine sheed for the steam trains. The top floor is the monorail barn. The tour takes you inside the lower level but you can see into the top floor. Looks kinda like a monorail station with 10 tracks.
 

Lauriebar

Well-Known Member
Moustronaut said:
But if you want to see and go in this building, take the Magic Behind Our Streamtrains tour. The building is two story. The ground floor is the engine sheed for the steam trains. The top floor is the monorail barn. The tour takes you inside the lower level but you can see into the top floor. Looks kinda like a monorail station with 10 tracks.
We are taking this tour on our next trip. My husband and son are train freaks so they are truely excited!!
 

Captain Hank

Well-Known Member
DigitalDisney said:
1 - Team Disney is the slick main administrative building for WDW. The center court area is actually a sun dial and is open to the sky above. It's extremely modern and artistic. You can freely walk around some of the building.

Right next door is Casting, which is another building you probably haven't ever been in. It also looks modern and artistic. The roof looks like it's held up by the seven dwarves.
Now I always thought it was the other way around-that the Team Disney building was the one whose roof was held up by the dwarves.
 

Moustronaut

New Member
Lauriebar said:
We are taking this tour on our next trip. My husband and son are train freaks so they are truely excited!!


Sweet! You'll have to let me know what you thought. It wasn't exactly what I expected when I took it, but it was still a really really wonderful tour.

And I got to ring the bell on one of the steam locomotives. :sohappy:
 

FatBoy976

New Member
Team Disney is the one with the sundial if I remember correctly. Casting is in a castle-looking building next door, both across from Downtown Disney. Are the dwarfs holding up the roof on the casting building in FL? I thought that was the animation building in CA.

The building by MK is where they service the monorails and the MK trains.
 

Lauriebar

Well-Known Member
Moustronaut said:
And I got to ring the bell on one of the steam locomotives. :sohappy:

My husband will faint!!!!!!

I'll be sure to let you know how it goes, we've only got a couple weeks left before our trip!!!
 

DisneyJill

Well-Known Member
The casting building is so very cool. The handles of the main entrance look like the talking handle on Alice in Wonderland. The architecture and design of the whole building is just amazing.
 

DigitalDisney

New Member
peter11435 said:
The casting building does not have the seven dwarves holding the roof.
Darn it, I think you're right. I swear I saw Dwarves on the back of the building (when looking at it from I-4). I only found one pic of it on the net, and it definately doesn't help my case. Haha

I will persue this further when I get back later tonight
 

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