Summer House on the Lake coming to Disney Springs in 2023

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DCBaker

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Concept art from the Summer House Instagram -

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Turtlekrawl

Turtlekrawl

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DCBaker said:
"The secret is out! Summer House on the Lake is making its DISNEY SPRINGS debut in 2023. More information coming soon!"

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Disney Springs - Summer House on the Lake

Summer House on the Lake brings summer all year round to Disney Springs at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
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I’ve been to both Summer House and Beatrix. Personally prefer the latter a bit, but this will still be a nice addition to the west side.
 
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WDWFanRay

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Having been born in and lived in SoCal for 40 years, I can report that SoCal’s idea of what tastes good is worlds apart from the South. Maybe it will work because it’s different, but then again….
 
eddie104

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WDWFanRay said:
Having been born in and lived in SoCal for 40 years, I can report that SoCal’s idea of what tastes good is worlds apart from the South. Maybe it will work because it’s different, but then again….
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While this may be true this is not just going to cater to people from the South but worldwide.
 
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WDWFanRay

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eddie104 said:
While this may be true this is not just going to cater to people from the South but worldwide
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70% of WDW traffic are locals or from within 300 miles. Southern food is on a whole other level, compared to SoCal with better ingredients and typically better tasting. And again, this comes from a person born and raised in SoCal and lived there 40+ years. SoCal does some things better than the south, food ain’t one of them. But I do wish them the best.
 
eddie104

eddie104

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WDWFanRay said:
70% of WDW traffic are locals or from within 300 miles. Southern food is on a whole other level, compared to SoCal with better ingredients and typically better tasting. And again, this comes from a person born and raised in SoCal and lived there 40+ years. SoCal does some things better than the south, food ain’t one of them. But I do wish them the best.
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Oh wow I didn’t know that such a huge percentage of WDW traffic is locals.

Where did you find that information because I would like to see it ?
 
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WDWFanRay

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eddie104 said:
Oh wow I didn’t know that such a huge percentage of WDW traffic is locals.

Where did you find that information because I would like to see it ?
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During a quarterly earnings conference call in 2020, Bob Chapek stated that 50% of the guests to WDW are locals and then another 20% aren’t locals, but are within 300 miles. The remainder are from farther away than 300 miles. (One demographic research website states that as of 2020 72.43% of visitors homes were within 300 miles of the parks)
 
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Rosso11

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WDWFanRay said:
During a quarterly earnings conference call in 2020, Bob Chapek stated that 50% of the guests to WDW are locals and then another 20% aren’t locals, but are within 300 miles. The remainder are from farther away than 300 miles. (One demographic research website states that as of 2020 72.43% of visitors homes were within 300 miles of the parks)
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Just curious do you know what it is normally because if I remember correctly that was during the height of covid? It should be very different under normal circumstances but I do believe Springs has a higher percentage of locals overall compared to the parks.
 
Aurorafan

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Rosso11 said:
Just curious do you know what it is normally because if I remember correctly that was during the height of covid? It should be very different under normal circumstances but I do believe Springs has a higher percentage of locals overall compared to the parks.
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If those were numbers from a 2020 call, then they were about normal times as he would have been reporting about 2019, right?

ETA: Well, I guess it depends on the quarter come to think of it.
 
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Obobru

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Aurorafan said:
If those were numbers from a 2020 call, then they were about normal times as he would have been reporting about 2019, right?

ETA: Well, I guess it depends on the quarter come to think of it.
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Can't find a source for what you are stating by in 2018 Disney stated 18-22% of visitors are international so your figures don't add up as that would indicate no one from any other part of the US beyond 300 miles visited the parks.
 

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