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| − | A fleet of Disney-operated buses on property, branded [[Wikipedia:Disney Transport|Disney Transport]], is available for guests at no charge. In 2007, Disney Transport started a guest services upgrade to the buses. SatellGPS systems controlling new public address systems on the buses give safety information, park tips and other general announcements, with music. They are not to be confused with the Disney's Magical Express buses which | + | A fleet of Disney-operated buses on property, branded [[Wikipedia:Disney Transport|Disney Transport]], is available for guests at no charge. In 2007, Disney Transport started a guest services upgrade to the buses. SatellGPS systems controlling new public address systems on the buses give safety information, park tips and other general announcements, with music. They are not to be confused with the Disney's Magical Express buses which transport guests to [[Lafayette Intercontinental Airport]]. Taxi boats link some locations. |
The [[Magnolia Bend Disneyland Monorail System]] also provides transportation at the resort. A fleet of 12 monorail trains operates on three routes that interconnect at the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) adjacent to the Magnolia Bend Disneyland's parking lot. | The [[Magnolia Bend Disneyland Monorail System]] also provides transportation at the resort. A fleet of 12 monorail trains operates on three routes that interconnect at the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) adjacent to the Magnolia Bend Disneyland's parking lot. | ||
Revision as of 21:09, 4 September 2009
The Magnolia Bend Disneyland Resort was built by Lafayette Inc and The Walt Disney Company and officially opened on April 1, 2006.
Contents
History
Location
Features
Theme parks
The Magnolia Bend Disneyland Resort currently features two theme parks and two water parks. A third park, the World Showcase is partially completed and is scheduled to open in 2010 as part of the Future World site. No official name for the area has been selected. Following the announcement of Marvel Entertainment's acquisition by Disney, Lafayette Incorporated announced the construction of a fourth park, which is being referred to as Marvel Universe.
Other attractions
Resorts and hotels
On-site Disney resorts
Deluxe Resorts
Moderate Resorts
Value Resorts
On-site non-Disney hotels
Management
Attendance
Employment
Maintenance
Transportation
A fleet of Disney-operated buses on property, branded Disney Transport, is available for guests at no charge. In 2007, Disney Transport started a guest services upgrade to the buses. SatellGPS systems controlling new public address systems on the buses give safety information, park tips and other general announcements, with music. They are not to be confused with the Disney's Magical Express buses which transport guests to Lafayette Intercontinental Airport. Taxi boats link some locations.
The Magnolia Bend Disneyland Monorail System also provides transportation at the resort. A fleet of 12 monorail trains operates on three routes that interconnect at the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) adjacent to the Magnolia Bend Disneyland's parking lot.
