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All-Star
Movies Resort. The magic of movies
inspires this popular 1,920-room Disney resort..
The resort features some big stars -- Pongo and
Perdita from "101 Dalmatians" and Buzz Lightyear
from "Toy Story" tower more than 35 feet tall.
Buzz's partner Woody sits 25 feet tall in his
super-size cowboy hat. "Herbie" the famous bug
is approximately five times his normal size. |
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Value
Resort
$77-$131
per room per night, based on season |
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All-Star
Music Resort. At this resort they didn't
miss a beat with Broadway, Country, Jazz, Rock,
and Calypso themes. Here Guests will discover a
three-story pair of cowboy boots, a
guitar-shaped swimming pool, sax and trombone
player silhouettes on the roofline, an oversized
walk-through neon-lit jukebox, and a giant
Broadway theater marquee. |
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Value
Resort
$77-$131
per room per night, based on season |
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All-Star
Sports Resort. At this fantasmic
Disney resort, they've teamed up the energetic
spirit of sports with five themed areas -
football, baseball, basketball , tennis, and
surfing. Sports fans young and old will enjoy
the brightly colored, larger-than-life
decorative football helmets, surfboards, and
baseball bats. All 1,920 guest rooms have an
exciting Disney sports theme! |
Value Resort
$77-$131 per room
per night, based on season |
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Pop-Century
Resort. A spectacular resort with a
nostalgic flair. Each building within the Resort
features larger-than-life icons of pop culture
fads, toys, dance crazes and catch phrases.
Building themes include Rubik's cubes, Big
Wheels, Play-Doh, cell phones and giant
jukeboxes. They feature Lady and the Tramp
and Jungle Book characters. |
Value Resort
$77 - $131 per
room per night, based on season |
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Coronado
Springs Resort. Here,
the theme is a breathtaking blend of Colonial
Mexico and the American Southwest. Enjoy
rustic stucco buildings, Mexican-style
bungalows, festive villages with Spanish
terracotta roofs, and a Mayan pyramid that
towers over an elaborate pool area with a water
slide, playground and archeological dig site for
young explorers. |
Moderate Resort
$133 -$1,150 per room per
night, based on season |
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Caribbean
Beach Resort.
Five brightly
colored "villages" named after familiar
Caribbean islands (Barbados,
Jamaica, Martinique, Aruba, and Trinidad)
are scattered around a 45-acre lake affording
each “island” it’s own beach. The 2,112 guests
rooms are decorated in either cheerful tropical
colors or lighter relaxing tones. |
Moderate Resort
$119 - $190
per night, based on season |
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Port Orleans
French Quarter. (Formerly Port Orleans)
Enjoy the fun and frolic of the New Orleans
Mardi Gras combined with the romance and charm
of the French Quarter. Cascades of bougainvillea
add color to narrow little streets that
interconnect, while fresh-baked Beignets add
authenticity to the atmosphere. |
Moderate Resort
$133 - $194
per night, based on season |
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Port Orleans
Riverside. (Formerly Dixie Landings)
Journey back to the days when giant
paddle-wheelers steamed up the river and Mark
Twain was just a young boy. Here, a
moderately priced Southern mansion and two-story
Southern country cottages line a picturesque
Mississippi River-style waterway. |
Moderate Resort
$133 - $194
per night, based on season |
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Animal
Kingdom Lodge. Many balconies overlook
a picturesque savanna where giraffe, zebra and
other exotic animals roam about a spacious
wildlife reserve. The resort boasts an
impressive 4 story atrium at its entrance and a
11,000 square foot pool alongside the Uzima
Savannah where a variety of creatures dwell. |
Deluxe Resort
$199 - $2,520 per night, based on season
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Beach Club
Resort. Welcome back to the quaint New
England seaside cottages and grand hotels of the
1870s. Beautiful beaches, a mini-water park with
a beached shipwreck, hardwood floors, deluxe
accommodations and outstanding amenities evoke
delightful images of classic New England
seashore hotels and seaside inns. |
Deluxe Resort
$295 - $450 per night, based on season |
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Boardwalk
Inn. Located on the shores of Crescent Lake,
nestled between Epcot and MGM Studios, you'll
find this lively, charming waterfront village
resort. This 45 acre property is
reminiscent of the bed-and-breakfasts found
along the mid-Atlantic coast, featuring shingled
rooftops, private courtyards, and New
England-style gardens. |
Deluxe Resort
$294- $2,400 per night, based on season |
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Contemporary
Resort. Positioned right next to the
Magic Kingdom, its 15-story, A-Frame tower and
two three-story garden wings offer more than
1,000 rooms, a beautiful new lobby, and a
variety of restaurants, lounges, shops, and
onsite recreation. You will get a taste of the
futuristic atmosphere when you see the Monorail
glide through the Resort's 4th Floor Concourse.
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Deluxe Resort
$244 - $2,470 per night, based on season |
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Grand
Floridian Resort and Spa. Take a
holiday in a world mixing gentility and
exuberance, a turn-of-the-century experience
characterized by care, consideration and
high-buttoned style. Outside, hire a yacht,
relax at two glorious pools or on the sand of a
calm lagoon. Inside, enjoy shady verandas,
magnificent stained glass domes and glittering
chandeliers. |
Deluxe Resort
$214 -
$1,365 per night,
based on season |
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Polynesian
Resort. Your south seas hideaway, with
tropical gardens, lavish luaus and gentle waves
lapping against the sand shores. Friendly
people, and good cheer reflect the enchanting
customs and culture of the islands. Torch-lit
walkways, a cascading indoor waterfall and the
soothing sound of distant drums beckon with the
imagery of paradise found. Aloha! |
Deluxe Resort
$304 -
$2,550 per night,
based on season |
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Wilderness
Lodge. This resort will transport
guests back to the era of the great American
West and the time of the Golden age of railroad
travel. Enjoy the majesty of towering totems,
Mission-style decor and the beauty of the
natural elements. Follow the path behind the
pool area to a 120 foot geyser that erupts
hourly from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. |
Deluxe Resort
$199 -
$1,155 per night,
based on season |
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Yacht Club
Resort. Drop anchor amid the casual
grace of the New England coast at this seaside
resort. Walk the lush gardens and vibrant
grounds of this waterfront getaway. Enjoy
the the dark hardwood floors, leather couches,
antique chandeliers and nautical theme.
Pedal, canopy and pontoon boats are available. |
Deluxe Resort
$289 - $2,040 per
night, based on season |
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Beach Club
Villas. Experience the
splendor of a New England seaside community at
this relaxing Resort set against lush gardens
and grassy dunes. This Disney Vacation Club
property was designed by noted architect Robert
A.M. Stern and features beautiful pastel colors,
intricate wooden accents and whimsical
"stick-style" architecture. |
Home Away
$294 - $1,040 per
night, based on season |
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Boardwalk Villas. Hark back to a
bygone era at this lakeside Resort steeped in
the colors, charm and romance of a 1930s
Boardwalk. It's a villa community for the whole
family. One of the privileges of being
lakeside, is the boat transportation, the
Friendship launches, that are available to take
guests to Epcot and MGM. |
Home Away
$294 - $1,790 per
night, based on season |
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Fort
Wilderness Resort and Campground. (See
also this link) Camp out under the stars –
Disney-style! Bring your own gear or rent a tent
and pitch in amid 750 acres of lush cypress and
pine woods next to a sparkling lake. Fishing,
swimming, horseback riding, hay rides, boating,
bicycling and campfire sing-alongs create the
classic camping environment. |
Camping Resort
$35 (campsites) -$250 per night, based on season |
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Old Key West
Resort. This resort is designed for
relaxation with its quiet, peaceful atmosphere,
and lush landscaping. Here the ambiance of
Key West permeates the pastel colors,
gingerbread accents and Victorian themes. This
is a Disney Vacation Club resort, but vacant
rooms are made available to the general public
on a per night basis as with any other Disney
resort. |
Home Away
$229 - $1,050 per
night, based on season |
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Saratoga
Springs Resort and Spa. Rejuvenate
your mind and body at this grand lakeside resort
community that brings the spirit of the 1800's
in Saratoga, New York to an idyllic setting.
This 65 acre resort is Disney's 7th and largest
Disney Vacation Club resort. It has
spacious guest rooms, villas, and luxurious
Grand Villa units. |
Home Away
$250 - $1,790 per
night, based on season |
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Wilderness
Lodge Villas. Bask in the grandeur of
America's national parks at this cozy villa
community where you feel the majesty of the
Great Outdoors while enjoying the comforts of
home. The Villas are themed in the same
tall timbers and grandeur of the resorts located
in the Rocky Mountain national park geyser area.
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Home Away
$269 - $920 per
night, based on season |
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Best Western Lake Buena Vista Resort.
Themed after a Barbados plantation manor house,
the lush tropical landscaping of the outside
grounds, compliments the décor within. The
upper floor of this 18-story rounded triangular
shaped hotel offers magnificent views on all
sides.
The hotel offers spacious, well appointed
rooms with private balconies. |
Downtown Disney
$100 - $170 per
night, based on season |
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Doubletree Guest Suites.
This contemporary-styled hotel is first class
and yet fun and whimsical, with its bright,
tropical theme. Located in the exciting Downtown
Disney Resort area, the hotel provides
continuous, complimentary transportation to the
Disney theme parks, scheduled service to the
water parks and nightly transfers to Downtown
Disney. |
Downtown Disney
$109 - $250 per
night, based on season |
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Grosvenor
Resort.
Enjoy an elegant stay and comfortable price in
the Downtown Disney Resort area! The spacious
and comfortable lobby features an elegant
British and Colonial interior design. Situated
on 13 acres, this resort has a 19-story peach
stucco tower, flanked by two garden wings.
Complimentary transportation to the Disney theme
parks is included. |
Downtown Disney
$75 - $170 per night,
based on season |
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Hilton in the
Walt Disney World Resort. Situated
directly across from the Downtown Disney
Marketplace, the 10-story center structure is
flanked by two wings that are angled out to the
sides and has 814 guestrooms and suites. Guests
receive complimentary transportation to all 4
Walt Disney World theme parks, water parks and
Pleasure Island. |
Downtown Disney
$169 - $264 per
night, based on season |
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Holiday
Inn in the Walt Disney World Resort.
(Formerly known as Courtyard by
Marriott) This magnificent resort's 14-story
high tower is flanked by a 6-story garden wing.
Enjoy glass elevators, and a bright
cabana-covered lounge. Guests receive
complimentary transportation to all 4 Walt
Disney World theme parks, water parks and
Pleasure Island. |
Downtown Disney
$89 - $170 per night,
based on season |
