Two large otter sculptures named Addy and Bonnie have been installed at the upcoming Disney Lakeshore Lodge resort. These fiberglass-reinforced plastic figures are part of Otter Springs, a children’s water play area within The Wetlands recreation zone. The playful otters feature integrated slides and will serve as central attractions for guests. Construction continues on this nature-inspired resort scheduled to open in summer 2027 near Bay Lake. The property will include 967 accommodations ranging from studios to waterfront lake houses. This installation showcases the whimsical design elements that define the new Walt Disney World destination.
Key Points:
- Two giant otter sculptures named Addy and Bonnie have been installed at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge
- The otters are part of Otter Springs, a children’s water play area within The Wetlands recreation zone
- The sculptures are made from fiberglass-reinforced plastic panels despite looking like carved wood
- Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge is scheduled to open in summer 2027 along Bay Lake near Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Magic Kingdom
- The resort will feature 967 accommodations including studios, suites, and waterfront Lake Houses