Walt Disney World Florida, USA Travel Guide
These resorts present complimentary transportation, early theme park entry, and booking perks for dining and activities.
Budget-friendly options with larger-than-life themes and basic amenities. Consider Pop Century or Art of Animation.
Mid-range pricing with elaborate theming, larger grounds, and enhanced amenities like pools with slides. Caribbean Beach or Port Orleans.
Premium options with close proximity to parks, often direct monorail or Skyliner access. Features signature dining and spas like Grand Floridian or Polynesian Village.
Condo-style accommodations with kitchens, suitable for longer stays or larger groups. Non-DVC members can rent these.
Hotels on or near Disney property, not Disney-owned. They often include some Disney perks like early theme park entry. IHG Hotels
A vast array of chain and independent hotels generally more budget-friendly. They need personal transportation. Booking.com, Agoda
Private homes or condos offer more space and kitchen facilities. Fort Wilderness provides campsites for tents and RVs. Vrbo, TrustedHousesitters, Hostelworld.
Walt Disney World's vastness means different areas offer distinct atmospheres and access points. Selecting the proper neighborhood for your stay can greatly shape your trip's convenience and feel.
All areas within Walt Disney World property are highly secure, due to Disney's dedicated security force. Off-site areas generally hold safety for tourists with standard urban precautions.
Deluxe resorts frequently feature walking distance or direct monorail, Skyliner, or boat access to parks. Value resorts depend significantly on bus transportation. Value resorts can be energetic; Deluxe resorts offer a quieter, more luxurious ambiance.
Explore different accommodation types suitable for various budgets and travel styles at Walt Disney World.
Value Resorts like Disney's All-Star Movies Resort or off-site options like Rosen Inn International on International Drive.
Moderate Resorts like Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort, or Good Neighbor hotels like Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek.
Deluxe Resorts like Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, or high-end Good Neighbors like Four Seasons Resort Orlando.
All Disney Resorts with themed rooms/suites, or Vacation Rentals like WorldMark Orlando King's Ridge.
Value or Moderate Resorts like Pop Century offer access to Disney transport and a safe environment. Off-site options like Hyatt Regency Orlando provide varied adult activities nearby.
Deluxe Villa Resorts or Vacation Rentals like Disney's Old West Resort or Windsor Hills Resort.
Condo-style units with kitchens, greater space, and on-site amenities make these ideal for longer stays.
Consider how close you need to be to specific parks and the transportation options available from your chosen accommodation.
Weigh cost savings from off-site lodging against the perks of staying on-site, like early park entry and seamless transportation.
For larger groups or those desiring kitchens, villas and vacation rentals provide ample space and amenities.
Always book accommodations well in advance, especially for peak seasons, to secure preferred dates and pricing.
Utilize the My Disney Experience app for managing your resort stay, checking-in, and accessing digital room keys.
On-site resorts include complimentary Disney transportation (buses, boats, monorail, Skyliner) to parks and Disney Springs.
Staying on-site often streamlines park access, reducing travel time and parking needs.
Off-site stays call for daily commuting via rental car, rideshare, or hotel shuttles, which may lengthen travel time.
