Walt Disney World Resort hotels are beginning to install permanent signs that direct guests to recreation schedules by QR code, following a move away from printed schedules in September.
The QR codes allow resorts to update recreation offerings without replacing the physical sign. Previously, schedules were displayed on sandwich boards and other temporary movable frames.
WDW News Today reported seeing blue framed signs placed in planters at Disney’s Pop Century Resort and Disney’s Art of Animation Resort. Pop Century also has a sign in a silver frame inside its lobby.
At Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, one white-and-seafoam-green frame was installed in a flower bed, while another sign was placed in an opening near the lobby.
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The change is not yet resort-wide. Disney’s Riviera Resort still had a black-framed sign that appeared to be temporary, according to the report.
