Former Restaurant // latest change 2008.09
Pleasure Island · Disney Springs · Walt Disney World
Former Restaurant · the memorial record
This restaurant is gone, but its history stays documented — the full lifetime log is below.
Motion, the successor club that occupied the former Wildhorse Saloon building, closed along with the rest of Pleasure Island's clubs in September 2008, and the building was later demolished in late 2010.
◆ Latest milestone
Gaylord Entertainment and Levy Restaurants sold their interest in the building back to Disney, closing the Wildhorse Saloon after roughly three years; Disney replaced it in the same space with Motion, a Top 40 dance club.
The Wildhorse Saloon, a 27,000-square-foot country-music dance club and restaurant operated as a joint venture of Gaylord Entertainment and Levy Restaurants, opened at Pleasure Island in Downtown Disney, taking over the space of the former Fireworks Factory restaurant.
Per the documented record, Wildhorse Saloon at Disney Springs opened on May 31, 1998.
The most recent closure/refurbishment documented for Wildhorse Saloon is dated 2001: Gaylord Entertainment and Levy Restaurants sold their interest in the building back to Disney, closing the Wildhorse Saloon after roughly three years; Disney replaced it in the same space with Motion, a Top 40 dance club.
The latest documented change (documented Sep 2008): Motion, the successor club that occupied the former Wildhorse Saloon building, closed along with the rest of Pleasure Island's clubs in September 2008, and the building was later demolished in late 2010.
3 documented changes, dating back to 1998 — the fan-kept restaurant changelog nobody else keeps.
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