I learn so much on this forum and on different podcasts on Disney past and present. On the Disney History Institute podcast I just finished the third part of the series on John Hench (The Book of Hench) by Todd James Pierce. It was a great account on how John Hench and Salvador Dali worked together on a short film, Destino. Though the two never got to work on it to completion, it was finished in 2003 and now plays on Disney+. Is Destino Tower named after this work? How many have watched it? I am so glad I listened to the podcast first, as I think the 6 minutes was much more meaningful that if I would not have known all that background information.
Destino Tower
- Thread starter maospt
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Yes, it is named after this work. There are many Dali-esque touches in the design elements of the tower. In the Daila bar on the top floor the Destino short plays regularly on the video screens
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...which seem to confound many
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...I thought they were really cool.
[...we stayed there the 3rd week after opening, and we had INCREDIBLE views!]
What room did you have?
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Turksmom
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Skyliner does not go to Coronado.
From what I know from DFB and allears, there is no skyliner at that resort only buses.
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