Easter season is upon Walt Disney World Resort, and the annual egg displays are now in place through April 1. One of the participating locations is Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
2024 Easter Eggs at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
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There are two eggs located near Bayview Gifts on the 4th floor (the Grand Canyon Concourse).
Fantasia
This Easter egg references the “Dance of the Hours” sequence from the film, and features chocolate sculptures of Hyacinth Hippo and Ben Ali Gator.
The back of the egg is a dark blue with swirls of stars and music notes, referencing the film’s poster with Sorcerer Mickey.
Mickey Popcorn Bucket
This Easter egg display is shaped like a Mickey popcorn bucket, with one large egg for the center portion, and two smaller eggs for Mickey’s “ears.”
The back of the egg shows the popcorn bucket’s strap, as well as many pieces of popcorn emerging from the “bucket.”
Lobby – Returning
Easter Bunny
In the lobby of Disney’s Contemporary Resort, a number of Easter egg displays have returned for 2024. This one at the center of the photo above is light blue and covered in white flowers. A molded Easter bunny sits at the very top.
The Lion King
This bright green Easter egg is covered in various bugs, grubs, and flowers. At the center are silhouettes of Simba, Pumbaa, and Timon, straight from the “Hakuna Matata” sequence of the animated film.
Beehive
Toward the bottom right of this image is an Easter egg crafted to look like a beehive, complete with tiny chocolate bees.
Pirates
This Easter egg features a wood grain-style shell, with a blue octopus on top and a hidden Mickey in gold to its left. Inside the egg is a nighttime scene with a pirate ship, and a treasure chest filled with gold coins.
This is a returning design from last year, but 2023’s octopus was orange.
The Golden Egg
This large Easter egg is covered in gold leaf, earning its name of “The Golden Egg.”
Lobby – New
2024 Cast Member Names
This cream-colored egg features the names of the Cast Members who work in the Contemporary Bakery, written in chocolate.
Wreck-It-Ralph – Sugar Rush
This Easter egg is inspired by Vanellope’s video game from “Wreck-It Ralph,” Sugar Rush. It even features a chocolate molded go-kart and Vanellope herself.
Birdhouse
This egg display doesn’t look like an egg at all, and instead is crafted to look like a birdhouse. A tiny bird sits on top, and you can see inside the birdhouse, thanks to its Mickey-shaped opening.
Toy Story – Mr. Potato Head
Mr. Potato Head is the star of this creation, which uses an egg as his potato body. To his left are blocks that read, “M R P.” An extra ear and smile rest at his feet, alongside a monkey that’s gotten loose from its barrel.
Under the Sea
This egg takes some inspiration from the sea, with half of the egg covered in dark blue scales. The display rests on “sand,” surrounded by shells, coral, and seaweed. A scroll spans the upper part of the egg, reading “Under the sea.”
Wall-E & EVE
This display features a large egg sculpted to be EVE from “WALL-E.” To her left is a tiny, folded-up version of the adorable robot from the Pixar film.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
This egg is split right down the middle, with the left half emulating Jack Skellington’s pinstripe suit and bat tie. The right half is entirely made of Sally’s patchwork dress.
Minnie Mouse
This bright pink egg features a display of white flowers surrounding Minnie Mouse’s head. Emerging from the top of the egg are two gray bunny feet and a white tail. The “lid” of the egg is shaped like a Minnie ear hat.
Walt Disney and Mickey
This egg has a gradient blue sky and green grass, with a silhouette of the iconic Partners statue. Above the shadow is a white cloud that includes Walt Disney’s famous quote about how “it was all started by a mouse.”
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
If you’ve ever seen an episode of “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse,” you’ll immediately recognize this display. Modeled after the titular Clubhouse, this creation includes multiple eggs to bring the entire structure together.
Up
This display references Carl and Ellie’s living room from Pixar’s “Up.” Their chairs are made of chocolate, and the display also includes a grape soda bottle cap and the couple’s Adventure Book.
“it’s a small world”
This egg takes inspiration from “it’s a small world,” and includes glittering pastel flowers and the clock numbers from the ride’s facade.
There are also Easter egg displays at Disney’s Grand Floridian, Beach Club, and Yacht Club Resorts.
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