Hello everyone and welcome to today's episode of our seven resorts and seven days series

I'm your host Pete Werner joined at the table today by my good friends Mr. Sean Falk and Mr. Steve Porter

Hello, and Sean and Steve were the two guys responsible for checking out art of animation

So I'm gonna turn it over to them and let them tell us what they thought of their time over there

Yeah, I actually we were gonna do a different resort before this we're gonna do boardwalk

I think so yeah, we were gonna do boardwalk and I made a big push for art of animation

Like I was like I really want us to do this because they have six person rooms

So and I was like that's a whole different ballgame here and it fits for so many people

Well, I think it's important to let people know that

Art of animation is classified as a value resort that is because some of the rooms a small portion of the rooms are actually similar to

Disney's all-star resorts in pop century

They're just regular value

Resort rooms, but the big push behind art of animation were the family suites, which is makes up the vast majority

Right of the resort those are the ones that can carry six people so and upon talking to a few of the cast members there

That they ended up coming to that decision because the the back

Buildings is the little mermaid area. So I mean the layout is there's a cars area

Finding Nemo little the Lion King and then the little mermaid's in the back all of those are going to be standard

You know sleep for people rooms and that's also gonna be right there at the the end of pop century

So you know originally pop century was supposed to expand it didn't and so this is almost like a little

Expansion of that and then the other three buildings the non-little mermaid buildings can sleep six people

So I was like we need to make sure that we do that because I know people that go to the parks and they have

Five people and you know parents have three children sometimes and God forbid four and all that kind of thing

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