Flamingo Crossings To Add Four New Hotels; Construction Set To Begin Soon

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Yesterday, Orlando Hotel Group LLC filed an application with the South Florida Water Management District to build four new hotels on parcels it owns at Flamingo Crossings, the development west of Walt Disney World at the end of Western Way where it crosses State Route 429 (Western Beltway).

The location of these four hotels can be seen on the map below. The are all located on Flagler Avenue on the parcels labeled “Orlando Hotel Group LLC.”

There will be a Residence Inn and a Fairfield Inn, both by Marriott, a Homewood Suites by Hilton, and another Hilton-branded property. The total room count for the four will be 998 rooms. There will also be 4153 square feet of convention space.

We expect construction to begin soon. Stay tuned to WDWNT for photo updates!

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Jason has been a lifelong fan of the Disney parks since his first visit at age 2. His biennial pilgrimages during his childhood accelerated into semi-annual visits by the year 2000, when he also Joined the Disney Vacation Club. Luckily, Jason’s bride-to-be was also a Disney fan, which allowed his infatuation with the Disney parks to continue, and ultimately culminated in their wedding at Disney's Wedding Pavilion in September 2003. Early in 2007, Jason began his involvement with the planning for what became Celebration 25, the unofficial fan gathering to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Epcot®. Soon thereafter, Jason met Tom Corless at a pin trading meet in New Jersey, and became part of the WDW News Today podcast starting with Episode 17. Jason has been involved with the WDWNT Network ever since, and can't seem to escape no matter how hard he tries.
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