Walt Disney World has more than 20 resorts, each with their own unique theme. Disney resorts come in different categories to suit a variety of budgets, from basic "value resorts" to mid-level "moderate resorts" to high end "deluxe resorts". No matter which category you choose, you are entitled to benefits like extra hours in the parks, complimentary transportation to the airport and theme parks and a concierge desk that sells tickets, makes dining and recreation reservations and offers a wealth of information to help plan your stay.
Disney's All Star Music Resort is all about fun, featuring colorful rooms and buildings decorated with larger than life icons. The resort's rooms are divided into 10 buildings in five themes: Broadway Inn, Calypso, Rock Inn and Country Fair. Rooms feature a small table with chairs and either two double beds or one king bed. You can have pizza delivered to the room or dine in the Intermission Food Court, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The resort has two pools, one shaped like a guitar and one like a piano. Daily poolside activities include dance parties, Bingo and nightly movies shown on a giant blow-up screen.
Disney's All Star Music Resort
1701 W Buena Vista Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
407-934-7639
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Disney's Port Orleans Riverside Resort evokes old southern style, with buildings inspired by plantation homes and bayou cabins. Most rooms sleep four adults, but some feature a trundle bed, making this the only Disney resort in the moderate category that can accommodate five people. Boatwright's Dining Hall is the on-site full service restaurant that serves cuisine with a southern flair, while the Riverside Food Court offers quick service meals. The resort also has six swimming pools, a lounge, bicycle and boat rentals and boat service to Downtown Disney.
Disney's Port Orleans Riverside Resort
1251 Riverside Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
407-934-7639
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Disney's Yacht Club Resort is located on Crescent Lake, right between Epcot and Disney's Hollywood Studios, both of which can be reached by walking path or boat from the resort. The Yacht Club is one of Disney's more upscale themed resorts, decorated in a rich palate of deep blue, maroon and dark wood. If you are looking for an elegant dinner, try the Yachtsman Steakhouse, one of Disney's signature restaurants. For a more casual atmosphere, try the Captain's Grille, a full-service restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner or the Crew's Cup Lounge for drinks and finger foods. The resort shares its three-acre pool area, Stormalong Bay, with the neighboring Beach Club Resort, but also has a smaller pool of its own.
Disney's Yacht Club Resort
1700 Epcot Resorts Blvd
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
407-934-7639
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