Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge® first opened at Walt Disney World® Resort on April 16, 2001, designed by noted architect Peter Dominck, the same architect who designed Disney’s Wilderness Lodge® and Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel® & Spa at the Disneyland® Resort. (In 2009 an expansion by Disney Vacation Club® increased the size of the resort with the addition of Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas®. At that time the original resort became known as Jambo House with the addition being named Kidani Village).
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The resort is designed as an African-style lodge, and
includes its’ own wildlife preserve where giraffes, Ankole cattle, gazelles,
and other wildlife freely roam within guests view.
Disney's Animal
Kingdom Lodge®
features 972 guest rooms. All rooms can
accommodate up to 4 guests plus 1 child under 3 in a crib; featuring either 2
queen-size beds, or 1 queen-size bed plus a set of bunk beds, or a king-size
bed plus a day bed.
The resort includes 1 feature pool: Uzima
Springs with waterslide; plus access
to an additional feature pool at Kidani Village: Uwanja
Camp with waterslide, and the water play area: Samawati Springs; fitness center; an arcade and other assorted recreational
activities including Disney movies after dark.
Simba’s Cubhouse provides
supervised activities for children during the evenings on a fee basis.
The resort features 3 table service restaurants: Jiko,
Boma: Flavors of Africa and Sanaa.
It also features 1 quick-service restaurant: The Mara; as well as two lounge/bar locations: Cape Town Lounge and Victoria
Falls Lounge.
Disney’s Animal
Kingdom Lodge® is a deluxe level resort located just to the west
of Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Park. Convenient bus transportation will take
guests to all other parts of Walt Disney
World® Resort.
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