| # | Author | Message |
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| jmuboy
Tue 10/27/2009 6:51p | What happen to all the talk of a 4th Disney hotel on property and the two Garden Walk hotels? Have those been postponed? Or still moving forward just with few details? |
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| wachawacha
Wed 10/28/2009 9:03p | Look for Disney to buy the Garden Walk first |
3
| dlkozy
Thu 10/29/2009 4:24p | >>>"What happen to all the talk of a 4th Disney hotel on property and the two Garden Walk hotels?"<<<
The economy tanked. |
4
| alexbook
Thu 10/29/2009 4:44p | Now's the time to buy, before the economy recovers and prices go up again. |
5
| Darkbeer
Thu 10/29/2009 5:04p | Permits and progress is being done on the 2 GardenWalk Hotels that will be managed by Disney. It looks like 3 to 4 years before they open.
While there is no current plans for a 4th Hotel on Disneyland Resort property, Al Lutz at MiceAge.com reported that Disney is seriously looking at adding a 4th tower at the Disneyland Hotel, which would be a combination of Hotel rooms and DVC units. (Going where the secondary pool area and the former Fantasy Waters area.)
As far as I know, no permits have been applied for the DLH expansion yet. |
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| Ohana
Mon 11/2/2009 7:34p | where are the gardenwalk hotels planned to go? in that blank spot between gardenwalk and the Residence Inn? |
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| Hans Reinhardt
Mon 11/2/2009 11:56p | Based on this concept drawing there were three hotels planned, however things may have changed since this was drafted.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_OO7W..._way.jpg |
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| Hans Reinhardt
Mon 11/2/2009 11:59p | Actually, here's a larger image. It appears that vacation rental units are/were a part of the plan as well.
http://bp0.blogger.com/_OO7Wbm..._way.jpg |
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| jmuboy
Tue 11/3/2009 9:54a | Personally I would rather see Diseny build an "on property" hotel between the DL Hotel and Mickey and Friends Deck.
Now if Disney decided to purchase Garden Walk and make it part of the DL Resort, then I would not be opposed to the Garden Walk hotel concept. However, I just don’t like the idea of Disney hotels sitting in non Disney owned properties.
As a side note, whether owned by Disney or not I really hope Garden Walk is a success in the future. Stuff like this needs to do well for Anahiem to be able to maintain its status as a tourist destination.
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| Hans Reinhardt
Tue 11/3/2009 10:17a | Disney is really missing the moderately priced hotel category in Anaheim, and Garden Walk gives Disney the chance to do this and leave the west side of DLR open for future development of more high end hotel properties. Not saying that this is Disney's plan, but it would certainly seem like a logical thing for them to do. |
