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WALT DISNEY WORLD A Magical Kingdom of Value Awaits Meeting Planners G


ROUPS MEETINGATWALT DISNEYWORLD realize more value there than at any other destination on Earth—especially through


the “Disney Advantage.”Walt DisneyWorld con- ferences and meetings have always benefited froma unique combination of attributes, includ- ing exceptional creative resources, imaginative settings,attention to detail,and the ability to drive record attendance. Walt DisneyWorld accommodates groups of


virtually every size and budget with six award-win- ning convention hotels that collectively offer 5,072 guest rooms and more than 600,000 square feet of flexible meeting and function space. Disney’s Coronado Springs combines affordability and con- venience with a business-club level and guest rooms designed with business professionals in mind—all adjacent to 220,000 square feet of con- tiguous meeting, function, and exhibit space. Exhibitors enjoy full-service support from Disney’s Exhibitor Concierge, along with assistance devel- oping sponsorship-friendly events.And all groups benefit from Disney’s integrated green business practices, including the prestigious Florida DEP Green Lodging designation,awarded to all six Dis- ney convention hotels. Disney’s world-famousthemeparks offerexpe-


riencesandvenues thatcan’tbeduplicated.Where else can attendees partake in a creative network- ing event and dinner in an authentic African village —and conquerMt. Everest on the samenight? Or participate in championship-caliber team-building events at theESPNWideWorld ofSportsComplex? Yourmeeting can harness the creative talents


and innovative approaches of the Disney Event Group, the experts in producing incomparable meeting experiences.This single-source creative group offers everything from concept develop- ment and staging to entertainment and scripting, plus themed décor and floral, photography, and other technical services.And the renowned Dis- ney Institute can provide keynotes, breakout ses- sions, team-building,and behind-the-scenes tours that focus on leadership excellence and quality service. Programs are led by on-site Disney “insid- ers,” and participants learn proven success strate- gies they can apply to their own organizations.


100 pcmaconvene March 2010 The Disney Advantage even extends to your


attendees’ arrival in Orlando, with no-cost round- trip airport transfers and luggage delivery from the plane to their rooms. Your attendees need- n’t rent a car, as transportation is complimen-


tary throughoutWalt DisneyWorld. It’s a unique combination of creative programs, products, and services that will take your meeting above and beyond any other, within your budget and your imagination.


Walt DisneyWorld at a Glance Convention Facilities: More than 600,000 square feet of dedicated meeting, conference, and function space Accommodations: Six Disney convention hotels offering more than 5,000 guest rooms and suites, plus additional accommodations at other Disney hotels On-Site Services and Amenities: Private net- workingeventsinDisneyThemeParks,creative solu- tions fromthe Disney Event Group,Disney Institute speakers and tours, Disney’s Exhibitor Concierge service, and complimentary airport transfers For More Information:Walt DisneyWorld, P.O. Box 10000, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830-1000; PHONE: (321) 939-7107; FAX: (321) 939-7173; E-MAIL: meetings@disneyworld.com; WEB SITE: www.disneyworldmeetings.com





MAKING MAGIC: Combining conven- ience and affordabil- ity, Disney’s Corona- do Springs (left) boasts 220,000


square feet of con- tiguous meeting and function space with distinctive South-


western flair. Disney Institute (right) pulls back the curtain on “the business


behind the magic”


to give your organi- zation an insider’s


view of how Disney has built one of the most successful and respected brands in the world.


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