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Book A Room At The Now Open Pixar Place Hotel at Disneyland Resort

Pixar Place Hotel at Disneyland Resort [Image Disney Parks on Facebook]
Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel has been transformed into the Pixar Place Hotel at Disneyland Resort. Meanwhile, the first fully Pixar-themed hotel in the US is now officially open for guests. Read on to find out more about this fun hotel and its artwork, representing Pixar stories like Inside Out, Finding Nemo and Soul.

Pixar Place Hotel opens at Disneyland Resort

Overlooking the Disney California Adventure Park, the Pixar Place Hotel stands 15 stories high and celebrates the artistry of Pixar Animation Studios. Each contemporary and comfortable guest room celebrates the characters of Pixar. Moreover, the hotel features a relaxing rooftop pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, play court area and new, exciting dining options.

Pixar Place Hotel at Disneyland Resort [Image Disney Parks on Facebook]
Speaking of the opening of the Pixar Place Hotel, Disneyland Resort President Ken Potrock said:

We are looking to turbocharge expansion at Disneyland Resort over the coming years, and the transformation of Pixar Place Hotel is a demonstration of how we’re creating high-quality guest experiences infused with our most popular stories.

Pixar Place Hotel general manager Ron Silagyi  spoke of the upgraded accommodations and amenities, as well as the stylish Pixar flair throughout, saying the hotel is “proud to deliver an elevated, distinctly Disney experience that only comes with staying at the Disneyland Resort.”

‘A World of Pixar’

Play Court area [Image Disney Parks on Facebook]
Meanwhile, the newly revamped hotel has been designed to reveal the humor and inspiration of every Pixar movie. Moreover, Pixar Place also celebrates the artistic process, revealing memorable moments from Pixar stories, along with brand-new artwork.

Pixar Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter said of the opening:

At Pixar, our mission is to tell great stories. And nothing is more exciting than when we see those stories come to life in Disney parks. Pixar Place Hotel at the Disneyland Resort is the perfect example – it’s like walking into a world of Pixar. It’s truly immersive, and we’re thrilled to have collaborated with Walt Disney Imagineering to make such an experience possible for guests.

Around the hotel

Hotel’s lobby [Image Disney Parks on Facebook]
The newly redesigned lobby features a sculpture of the iconic Pixar Lamp on top of its ball. Meanwhile, a mobile suspended from the skylight reveals the beginning stages of Pixar filmmaking.

As for the guest rooms and suites, at the late 2024 completion, the hotel will feature a total of 479 guest rooms. These will include two, two-bedroom themed signature suites. Among the accommodations, the colorful Coco Suite pays tribute to Miguel and his family’s legacy. Moreover, the midcentury, modern Incredibles Suite reveals and spy-fi twist with Parr family memorabilia.

Guest room [Image Disney Parks on Facebook]
On the rooftop of the Pixar Place Hotel, recreation areas have received an upgrade and are perfect for viewing fireworks displays. Meanwhile, guests can enjoy visiting Nemo’s Cove, cool off in the Pixar Pool or the Finding Nemo splash pad, or have fun on the 186-foot-long Crush’s Surfin’ Slide.

Wining and dining

Meanwhile, the Pixar Place Hotel features three new dining options operated by Southern California’s Great Maple, offering American classics. On the ground floor, the Great Maple restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. For those in a rush, the Sketch Pad Café offers assorted pastries, tea and coffee.

Play Court area [Image Disney Parks on Facebook]
In early March 2024, the rooftop pool car, Small Bytes will open, offering salads, cheese plates and wraps. Moreover, when the Creators Club concierge lounge opens, it will also offer a Great Maple food and beverage service.

Get ready for your visit to Disneyland by booking your guest room at Pixar Place Hotel!

 

Anne Sewell: Anne enjoys relaxing in nature when not sitting at the computer, writing about travel and her favorite TV shows. She also loves movies and walking at the beach with her dogs.
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