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Disney Patio Furniture

Disney Patio Furniture

Dis­ney Patio Fur­ni­ture — © Copy­right 2012 by William Beem

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There is a ton of Dis­ney patio fur­ni­ture spread around Walt Dis­ney World, and most of it is rather uncom­fort­able to me. This restau­rant breaks the mold. It’s col­or­ful, peace­ful and set away from the flow of traf­fic. Unless some­one brings a scream­ing child back here (and that’s a dis­tinct pos­si­bil­ity), it can be a nice lit­tle reprieve from all the activ­ity at a theme park. I got lucky and found it empty one evening.

I won­der how many peo­ple visit Walt Dis­ney World and never come across this lit­tle place? It isn’t an obvi­ous stop, unless you’re hav­ing lunch at a par­tic­u­lar restau­rant inside Ani­mal King­dom. The front of the restau­rant is just a cou­ple of win­dows with counter ser­vice. Some folks must walk away com­plain­ing about the lack of tables if they don’t wan­der down the path to get here. It’s a shame if they miss it. For them, not for me. I now pro­claims all of this Dis­ney patio fur­ni­ture to be my own pri­vate retreat from the rest of the tourists.

There’s a lit­tle cas­cad­ing water­fall in the green­ery behind the patio. The Dis­cov­ery River and Mount Ever­est is just behind me in this shot. The only thing this place needs to to get a bet­ter restau­rant attached to it. Seri­ously, most of the food at Walt Dis­ney World really sucks. At least they have some nice Dis­ney patio fur­ni­ture here, though. That makes it worth the stop. That, along with the view.

Some­times you can find a great view with hor­ri­ble Dis­ney patio fur­ni­ture, though. Have you ever gone to the upper level of the train sta­tion at the Magic King­dom? It has a won­der­ful view of Main Street. Unfor­tu­nately, the Dis­ney patio fur­ni­ture there could be con­strued as a Medieval tor­ture device. In fact, I think it’s the worst of all the Dis­ney patio fur­ni­ture. Prob­a­bly because it’s a pop­u­lar loca­tion and they don’t want peo­ple camp­ing out there in com­fort. It works, because I just can’t sit up there very long.

This place gives me ideas, though. I may have to build some­thing like this in my back yard. Now where do I get that Dis­ney patio furniture?

About William

Author, Photographer and IT Manager. I have a fondness for chocolate. I also own Suburbia Press and Aperture vs Lightroom.

  • Kelly Verdeck

    There’s a place tucked away off high­way 50 in Win­ter Gar­den called Theme Park Con­nec­tion–it’s an eBay busi­ness that opened a warehouse/​storefront not too long ago. They spe­cial­ize in col­lectibles, art­work, props, and ran­dom retired stuff from theme parks in gen­eral, but I’d say it’s 98% Dis­ney. Quite a broad mix of items and chang­ing all the time, but I’ve seen every­thing from high chairs for kids to store fix­tures to bed linens and door num­ber tags from WDW hotels. If they don’t have any retired WDW patio fur­ni­ture in stock they may be able to keep an eye out for some. :)

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  • T.J. Pow­ell

    I posted some pho­tos of the seat­ing area at http://​tjpow​ell​.net/​2​0​1​2​/​0​7​/​f​l​a​m​e​-​t​r​e​e​-​b​bq/

    Unlike you I like the food, I think it may be one of the best Quick Ser­vice Restu­ar­ants we have tried at WDW.