Quiet Spots In Disney World

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Quiet Spots In Disney World

In our article on working from Disney World, we talked about quiet spots from which to do things like make a call. Anyone have any further suggestions for a quiet place to relax?

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Occasionally the Writers' Stop in DHS is very quiet. Nobody really knows about it, and even if they do, few people want to visit a bookstore while they're in WDW.

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Where is that?

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@dsoup,

If I recall correctly, the Writer's Stop is on Commissary Lane in the back of DHS, between ABC Commissary and Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater.

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I really enjoy Writer's Stop. Decent coffe, Disney related books and writing related souveniers, and comfortable chairs and couches. What's not to love?

Here's an interesting article I found about the genesis of this spot that many take for granted:

http://www.studioscentral.com/column/why41.html

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I'm always surprised they don't do more cross promotion of ABC shows and what not in DHS. It always seems like in California they do more of that. Am I missing something?

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Imagineer wrote:

Here's an interesting article I found about the genesis of this spot that many take for granted



That's fascinating. I'm always amazed that there's so much about disney world that just completely flies over my head! So cool... mickey

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I always duck into the shops for a bit of cool and quiet. On the worst days though too many other people often have the same idea.

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I always find riding the Mexico ride to be a relaxing venture. There's never a wait and it's cool. Couldn't take a phone call there, but it's definitely a place to get away from the hustle and bustle.

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dsoup wrote:
I always find riding the Mexico ride to be a relaxing venture. There's never a wait and it's cool. Couldn't take a phone call there, but it's definitely a place to get away from the hustle and bustle.


If we're looking at rides, I'd say the TTA fits in there, too. awesome

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I second that. TTA is a GREAT relaxing ride. There are also several areas of Tomorrowland that are often out of use and good for making a phone call.

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Does anyone know if you can still get into the Wonders of Life Pavilion? That would be a great spot to take a conferece call in the middle of park touring.

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