The Cartoon Network Hotel in East Lampeter Township, Lancaster County next to Dutch Wonderland will be the world’s first.
“From the moment you enter the lobby, you’ll realize this is unlike any place your family has stayed before,” according to the hotel’s website. The facility will feature the animation and antics of characters from the network’s shows.
On Dec. 6, PennLive plans to attend a media preview at the hotel and share a sneak peek of the premises with readers. In the meantime, here are seven things to know about the hotel.
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1. It will be next to an amusement park.
The hotel is located at 2285 Lincoln Highway East on nine-acres next to Dutch Wonderland amusement park and near Tanger Outlets Lancaster on Route 30. Dutch Wonderland’s owner Palace Entertainment is partnering with the Cartoon Network to develop the hotel. Hershey Entertainment sold Dutch Wonderland to Palace Entertainment in 2010.
Pictured is a rendering of the Cartoon Network hotel. (Provided)
2. This isn’t just a hotel, it’s an entertainment venue
In an announcement last year the hotel said plans include an interactive lobby, resort-style pool, water play zone, outdoor amphitheater with oversized movie screen, lawn games and fire pits. Inside, there will be an indoor pool, game room and play area. There will be 159 guest rooms including 10 accessible rooms. Guest rooms and suites will feature “interchangeable show theming that can be customized around children’s preferences to make each visit a new adventure.” There will be play areas like kid’s Toon Room Play and and Ben 10 Omnicade.
3. This is a first for the Cartoon Network and it will open soon
This is the first hotel for the Cartoon Network. It will open on Jan. 10.
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4. Cartoons, Cartoon, Cartoons
The hotel will feature animation and antics of characters from shows like Adventure Time, We Bare Bears and The Powerpuff Girls. Large sculptures of cartoon characters from the Cartoon Network’s “Adventure Time” are on the roof of the hotel. The Cartoon Kitchen will offer cartoon themed items. There will be an oversized outdoor screen that will show cartoons. Televisions in the rooms will have exclusive Cartoon Network channels. Travelers are asked to let the hotel know what their favorite cartoon character is when they make reservations to possibly stay in a particular themed room but rooms are not guaranteed. There will also be character breakfasts and character meet-and-greet events.
Pictured is a rendering of the Cartoon Network hotel. (Provided)
5. Food and lots of it
The hotel will include the Cartoon Kitchen, which will serve cartoon themed items like bacon pancakes, sausage breakfast party pizza, Jake’s ultimate cheesy nachos, crunchy ramen taco salad, Fox’s chicken pot pie and Lady Rainicorn’s sweet, colorful desserts.
The Bearista Café will offer coffee, tea, specialty drinks, sandwiches and snacks. The café will be located off the main lobby and will be open from 6 a.m. to midnight daily. Adults can purchase adult beverages after 11 a.m. The Bearista Café will also have three Business Center tablet stations and a printer.
Outdoor concession stand Land of P’Oool Concession Stand will offer sandwiches, fruit cups, salads, ice cream, frozen treats and drinks.
The Kids’ Kitchen will offer daily classes for aspiring chefs.
And room service boxes will be available with items from Cartoon Network shows.
Menus will include many allergy-friendly offerings including gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian, and dairy free items.
6. There are VIP rooms
These rooms are located upstairs from the lobby in the main building. There are four spacious suites - each one centered around a different cartoon: Adventure Time, Ben 10, The Powerpuff Girls and Steven Universe. The rooms can hold as many as six to eight people.
Pictured is a rendering of the Cartoon Network hotel. (Provided)
7. You can make reservations now
Rates for regular rooms run $169 to $289, while dream suites cost about $459, depending on the season.
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