A celebration of 20th-century popular culture, Disney’s Pop Century Resort pays homage to fads and crazes throughout the latter half of the century - from the jukebox-jiving 1950s to the technology-wielding 1990s. Each of the 10 brightly-coloured 4-storey accommodation buildings are fashioned as time capsules of the way Americans lived, worked and played during these five decades.

Giant-sized iconography includes jukeboxes, bowling pins and Lady and the Tramp near the 1950s buildings; Play-Doh, Duncan Yo-Yos and characters from The Jungle Book near the 1960s buildings; big wheels and eight-track tapes near the 1970s buildings; Sony Walkmans, Rubik’s Cubes and Roger Rabbit near the 1980s buildings; and laptop computers and mobile phones near the 1990s buildings.

Disney’s Pop Century Resort features three heated pools with various themes: the Bowling Pin Pool, the Hippy Dippy Pool and the Computer Pool, there is also a separate children’s pool, a playground with a Goofy-themed water feature, and a gaming arcade called Fast Forward located in the Classic Hall.