Allearsnet has posted some close-up photos of that curious-looking structure at the top of the new Contemporary building; rumored to be a future Disney Vacation Club resort called the Bay Lake Tower.
Allearsnet.com's Jack Spence suggests that this section of the building could prove to be a platform from which guests will be able to view the Magic Kingdom fireworks. According to Spence:
This is strictly a RUMOR, but I have it on good authority that this will be a private, Magic Kingdom firework viewing area for DVC members staying at this resort. If true, this feature will make this “home away from home” all the more enticing.
Click HERE to read the entire report and to view Spence's photographs.
Including such a feature in the resort design would be consistent with other recent Disney Vacation Club projects. When Saratoga Springs Resort originally opened in 2004, Disney was still presenting a nightly fireworks show at Downtown Disney's Pleasure Island. An area near the Congress Park quiet pool was outfitted with rocking chairs and designated as a fireworks viewing platform for resort guests. And as detailed in our recent coverage, the DVC wing currently under development at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel will include a sixth floor platform from which guests can view the forthcoming nighttime show at Disney's California Adventure.
