Swan and Dolphin Turn Blue for Autism

[Melanie]

Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotel
Salutes World Autism Awareness Day by Lighting Hotel Blue

Hotel continues to spread message of autism awareness throughout April with a specialty blue cocktail served in Todd English’s bluezoo;
Proceeds from drink the will be donated to Orlando’s Princeton House Charter School serving children with autism

Who: Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotel

What: Autism Speaks Light It Up Blue / World Autism Awareness Day

When: April 2, 2014

Details: On April 2, the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotel will be joining other iconic buildings around the world — including the Empire State Building in New York City and the Sydney Opera House in Sydney, Australia – and lighting up blue to raise awareness for autism and to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day on Wednesday, April 2.

Light It Up Blue is a unique global campaign that kicks off Autism Awareness Month and helps raise awareness about the disorder. In honor of this historic day, thousands of iconic landmarks, buildings, hotels, bridges and retail stores are among the hundreds of thousands of homes and communities around the globe that illuminate blue to spread autism awareness.

In addition, one of the hotel’s signature restaurants, Todd English’s bluezoo has created a specialty blue cocktail, named blue sparkler, in honor of Autism Awareness Month. Through April 30th proceeds from sales of the drink will be donated to the Princeton House Charter School, an Orlando area school for children with autism.

The blue sparkler is a mixture of pavan liqueur, Florida 4 orange vodka, sparkling wine with orange and vanilla syrup. Todd English’s bluezoo is located in the lobby of the Dolphin and can be reached at 407-934-1111 or www.thebluezoo.com. For more information on Princeton House Charter School visit www.princeton-house.org.

Where: Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotel
1500 Epcot Resorts Blvd.
Lake Buena Vista, Fla. 32830

[Bass T-bone]

Nice campaign...

Now how about some discounted park tickets for those families that have autistic children?