Enjoy WALT DISNEY WORLD® perks and more with a Disney Resorts Collection getaway in Orlando.

Sprinkle some pixie dust on your next Orlando vacation with a magical stay at an official Walt Disney World® Resort hotel. The Disney Resorts Collection features over 25 unique properties ranging from budget-conscious accommodations to luxurious tropical hideaways. Each comes fully equipped with awesome theme park perks, enchanting amenities and legendary Disney storytelling for a wondrous trip to the Most Magical Place on Earth.

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Discover the many benefits of a Disney Resorts Collection hotel stay, then explore the collection by area so you can choose the hotel that’s right for your stay. Make your Orlando nights as magical as your days at these official Walt Disney World hotels.

• Magic Kingdom® Park Area Hotels
• EPCOT® & Disney's Hollywood Studios® Area Hotels
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park Area Hotels
• Disney Springs® Area Hotels
• Disney Resorts Collection Map

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Disney Resorts Collection Theme Park Perks

Not only is a Disney Resorts Collection hotel stay convenient, comfortable and fun, but it comes with a plethora of perks for exploring Walt Disney World’s world-famous theme parks. Valid theme park admission is required for theme park perks and is not included with your hotel stay.

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• Early Theme Park Entry: Get into all four Walt Disney World theme parks 30 minutes before the official park opening time for a can’t-miss head start on your day. Early entry is available at Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park, Disney’s Hollywood Studios®, EPCOT® and Magic Kingdom® Park.
• Disney Dining Plan: Enjoy convenient, delicious and fully prepaid meals and snacks throughout your visit with the Disney Dining Plan, available when you book a Walt Disney Travel Package directly through Walt Disney World Resort. Depending on when you visit, you might even qualify for free or discounted dining plans — a major savings opportunity!
• Early Lightning Lane Booking Access: Minimize your attraction wait times with Lightning Lane passes, which you can book up to seven days before check-in as a Disney Resorts Collection guest. You can book passes for your entire stay (up to 14 days) making it easy to choose the best access times for your favorite Walt Disney World shows and attractions.
• Early Dining Reservations: Snag dining reservations for character dining, MICHELIN Guide restaurants and more up to 60 days before check-in. You’ll be able to book for your entire length of stay (up to 10 days), giving you a considerable head start for coveted reservations at One-MICHELIN-Star Victoria & Albert’s or the all-new GEO-82 lounge at EPCOT.
• Free Water Park Day: Enjoy complimentary admission to Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park or Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park on your check-in day for arrivals through December 31, 2025. This perk will also return in summer 2026.
• Complimentary Resort Transportation: Skip the toll plaza with free, convenient bus transportation to Walt Disney World theme parks and Disney Springs®. Some resorts also boast monorail, boat or Disney Skyliner access for an extra-memorable and photo-worthy journey.

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Magic Kingdom® Park Area Hotels

Stay in the heart of the magic at five Magic Kingdom® Park area hotels, including three with a dedicated resort monorail line to Magic Kingdom and the Ticket & Transportation Center. In addition to standard rooms and family suites, these resorts boast everything from rustic campsites and cabins to over-the-water bungalows for a truly unforgettable stay.

Disney’s Contemporary Resort

One of two flagship hotels that opened with Walt Disney World Resort in 1971, Disney’s Contemporary Resort is as iconic as Magic Kingdom itself. The ultra-modern resort features whizzing monorails, incredible guest rooms, a 90-foot mural by Disney Legend Mary Blair, and a bevy of award-winning dining options, all within walking distance of Magic Kingdom. Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort is a recent addition with many of the same perks, plus villas that sleep up to 12 guests.

Meet Mickey and friends at Chef’s Mickey’s, get a taste of Disney heritage at Steakhouse 71, or head up to MICHELIN Recommended California Grill on the top floor for inspired cuisine, an extensive wine selection and unbeatable resort fireworks views over Cinderella Castle.

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

Delight in timeless Victorian-style accommodations, a full-service spa, award-winning dining and more at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa and The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. Exquisite dining options include chef’s tasting menus at AAA Five Diamond and One-MICHELIN-Star Victoria & Albert’s, Southern European flavors at the MICHELIN Recommended Cítricos, casual fare at the elegant Grand Floridian Cafe, cocktails with character at the Enchanted Rose lounge, and more acclaimed options.

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Unwind with body treatments, massages, manicures and other indulgences at The Grand Floridian Spa or cool off in the natural springs-inspired zero-entry pool, featuring cascading waterfalls, a 181-foot-long waterslide and adjacent aquatic play area for little ones. Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa also offers convenient bus, boat and monorail access to Magic Kingdom Park.

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort also opened with Walt Disney World in 1971, offering a laid-back tropical vibe inspired by the spirit of the South Pacific. Say “aloha” to complimentary bus, boat and monorail transportation, a speakeasy-style tiki bar, Polynesian flavors at ‘Ohana, Kona Cafe and Wailulu Bar & Grill, and three pools, including a lush garden Oasis Pool, a new Cove Pool and adjacent Moana-themed splash pad, and a lively Lava Pool with a towering volcano, waterfall and 142-foot-long waterslide.

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Accommodations range from standard rooms to studios and villas with in-room kitchenettes. And for an ultra-premium resort experience, Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows offer fully equipped kitchens, a private deck and plunge pool, and breathtaking waterfront views of the nightly fireworks at Magic Kingdom from your own over-the-water bungalow.

Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

Inspired by turn-of-the-20th-century National Park lodges, Disney’s Wilderness Lodge offers rustic elegance set among pine forests, whispering creeks and hot springs. Explore the great outdoors via idyllic trails and nature inspired pools, roast marshmallows near a geothermal “geyser,” and dig into hearty fare with a side of sass at Whispering Canyon Cafe. More great dining options include explorer-worthy lakefront bites at Geyser Point Bar and Grill and three-course meals with character at Story Book Dining at Artist Point. Complimentary boat transportation delivers you to the front gates of Magic Kingdom Park.

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If you long to be even closer to nature, Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge and Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney's Wilderness Lodge offer enhanced privacy and sense of serenity set among the trees. The modern, nature-inspired cabins and villas feature fully equipped kitchens, spacious living and dining areas, separate bedrooms, and laundry facilities, along with cabin exclusives like a double-sided fireplace, a porch with a built-in hot tub, and views of Bay Lake. And there’s even more waterfront fun in store with the new Disney Lakeshore Lodge, slated to open in 2027.

The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort

If camping is more your style, leave the hotels behind and set up your home base at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. Spread across 750 acres of pine and cypress forest, this picturesque backcountry retreat features fully equipped tent and RV campsites. If you lack camping gear but still want to sleep in the woods, The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort boast modern, comfortable cabins inspired by the American frontier.

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No matter where you lay your head, you can explore a wealth of outdoor activities, including fishing, kayaking, horseback riding and archery, not to mention rustic frontier-themed pools, play areas and eateries. Have a rootin’ tootin’ good time with all-you-care-to enjoy country fare at Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue, catch a family-friendly movie under the stars with Chip & Dale, and unwind beneath the stars, all just a short boat or car ride away from Magic Kingdom Park.

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EPCOT® & Disney’s Hollywood Studios® Area Hotels

These nostalgic resorts are inspired by far-off places and bygone eras, but you won’t have to go far to get to EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Getting around is a breeze thanks to dedicated walking paths, leisurely boat transportation and colorful Disney Skyliner gondolas, plus complimentary bus transportation to other destinations within Walt Disney World Resort.

Disney’s BoardWalk Inn

Travel back to the turn of the 20th century at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn and Disney’s Boardwalk Villas. Inspired by coastal boardwalk cities like 1920s Atlantic City and Coney Island, the whimsical lakefront resort boasts a delightful array of live entertainment, exciting nightlife, carnival-style games and pools overflowing with fun themes and Disney character. Savor traditional Italian cuisine at Trattoria Al Forno or nostalgic seaside fare at Flying Fish, then set out on a surrey bike rental to visit neighboring resorts including Disney’s Yacht Club Resort and Disney’s Beach Club Resort.

All three are set in a circle around Crescent Lake, conveniently located steps away from EPCOT (accessible via World Showcase) and a short walk or boat ride away from Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Disney’s Beach Club Resort & Disney’s Yacht Club Resort

Disney’s Beach Club Resort, Disney’s Beach Club Villas and Disney’s Yacht Club Resort share a coastal New England theme and several incredible amenities, including Stormalong Bay, a 3-acre water wonderland complete with a life-size shipwreck, pools, lagoons, a lazy river and one of the tallest resort waterslides at Walt Disney World.

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Whether you’re into beach getaways or nautical retreats, you’ll find plenty to enjoy at these sister resorts, including steak and seafood at Yachtsman Steakhouse, laid-back coastal fare and drinks at Ale & Compass Restaurant, character dining at Cape May Cafe, and classic comfort food at retro soda fountain Beaches & Cream. At the end of the day, you can sink your toes in the sand and watch the sunset — or catch nightly outdoor movies, weather permitting — on the tranquil shores of Disney’s Beach Club Resort. In addition to walking paths and boat transportation, the resorts are within walking distance of the EPCOT Disney Skyliner station.

Disney’s Art of Animation Resort

Perfect for fans of Disney and Pixar’s classic animated films, Disney’s Art of Animation Resort features standard rooms, family suites and central courtyards inspired by Finding Nemo, Cars, The Lion King and The Little Mermaid. Dive into the Big Blue Pool, the largest resort pool at Walt Disney World, or rest your arms, hands, tires and fins at the Flippin’ Fins or Cozy Cone themed pools. Along with colorful shopping and dining options and fun photo ops, the resort is on the Disney Skyliner route for convenient theme park access.

Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort captures the essence of Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique, Trinidad and Aruba with lively markets, pristine beaches and a Spanish Citadel feature pool with two slides, water cannons and a shipwreck play area for kids. Savor the flavors of the Caribbean with mouthwatering dining options like Sebastian’s Bistro, Centertown Market and the tropical Banana Cabana Bar. A dedicated Disney Skyliner station provides a fun, convenient way to hit the parks.

Disney’s Pop Century Resort

Pop back in time for a fun new take on favorite fads from the 1950s – 1990s at Disney’s Pop Century Resort. Located along the Disney Skyliner route, this value resort packs plenty of far-out fun into your stay. Take a dip in the Hippy Dippy Pool or pin-shaped Bowling Pool, pose with larger-than life yo-yos and Rubik’s cubes, get your game on with video games old and new at the Fast Forward Arcade, and fill up on Mickey waffles, souvenirs and more at Everything POP Shopping & Dining.

Disney’s Riviera Resort

Escape to the French and Italian Riviera at one of the newest additions to the Disney Resorts Collection, Disney’s Riviera Resort. Timeless and elegant, the resort boasts a unique art collection honoring beloved Disney characters and icons, including two enormous mosaics depicting scenes from Disney animated classics Tangled and Peter Pan.

Furthering your sense of la bonne vie, Disney’s Riviera Resort boasts a tranquil Beau Soleil garden pool, a colorful Riviera Pool with a 2-story waterslide, and a Fantasia-themed water play area for the kids. Dining options include Bar Riva for coastal fare, Le Petit Cafe for coffee, wine and pastries, Primo Piatto for a quick bite, and Topolino’s Terrace – Flavors of the Riviera for character dining in the morning and spectacular fireworks views in the evening.

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Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park Area Hotels

You’re sure to have a wild time with MICHELIN Guide dining, breathtaking resort views, cool pools and more at these incredible resorts, all minutes from Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge

Wake up to safari views at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, an authentic kraal-style resort where over 200 animals roam across four savannas. The AAA Four Diamond property features authentic African art, culture and cuisine spread across two sister properties.

The larger of the two resorts, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Jambo House is home to the lush Samwati Springs Pool, a tropical oasis surrounded by large canopy trees and Floridian palms. Feast on a vibrant buffet at Boma – Flavors of Africa or discover a mouthwatering blend of traditional African, Indian and Mediterranean cuisine at Jiko – The Cooking Place, the latter of which also boasts the largest collection of South African wines outside of South Africa. At Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani Village, dig into slow-roasted specialties with savanna views at Sanaa, then head outside to chat with animal ambassadors, many of whom hail from various African countries.

Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort

Unwind in your choice of three value-priced hotels near Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, beginning with Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort. This family-friendly getaway is inspired by legendary animated films like 101 Dalmations, Fantasia, Toy Story and more. Splash into two incredible pools, including one with a Sorcerer Mickey fountain, then rest your head in comfortable rooms for up to four people.

Disney’s All-Star Music Resort

Disney’s All-Star Music Resort pays homage to popular music genres like country, jazz, rock and show tunes, with fun pools, rooms and suites, and a food court to match. Unwind in the guitar-shaped Calypso Pool with poolside spirits and a festive Three Caballeros fountain, or seek harmony in the grand piano-shaped pool with a black and white pool deck inspired by piano keys.

Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort

Go the distance with sports-themed rooms and amenities at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort, which honors competitive sports like baseball, basketball, football, surfing and tennis. It’s fitting, since ESPN Wide World of Sports is just around the corner! Chow down in the End Zone food court, then cool off in a giant surfboard-shaped pool or baseball-inspired Grand Slam Pool featuring Goofy on the pitcher’s mound.

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Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort celebrates the unique blend of Spanish, Mexican and Southwest American cultures. The resort’s newest expansion, Gran Destino Tower, is inspired by famed surrealist artist Salvador Dali, who collaborated with Walt Disney to create the animated short Destino. Head up to Toledo – Tapas, Steaks and Seafood on the top floor for MICHELIN Recommended fine dining beneath a shimmering stained glass ceiling, or savor the bold flavors of traditional Mexican and American cuisine at eateries like Maya Grill and Three Bridges Bar & Grill.

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Awaken your creative side with hands-on art and mosaic classes, then dive into the Lost City of Cibola pool. Part of the sprawling Dig Site pool complex, the Mayan ruins-themed pool features a 50-foot Mayan pyramid, the largest hot tub at Walt Disney World, and poolside activities like the “Swimming of the Bulls.”

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Disney Springs® Area Hotels

Perfect for those who want to stay out late, these charming resorts are a short stroll or boat ride away from incredible shopping, dining and nightlife at Disney Springs. Let the good times roll!

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Disney’s Old Key West Resort

Experience the beauty and romance of the Florida Keys — no commute required — with a laid-back stay at Disney’s Old Key West Resort. The pastel-hued community features sun-soaked pools, a general store, tasty dining options and more amenities for a true coastal home away from home. Explore the resort on a leisurely surrey bike ride or sail to Disney Springs for even more shopping and dining options.

Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter

Nestled on the banks of the Sassagoula River, Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter brings the romance and pageantry of New Orleans to Walt Disney World. Enjoy a taste of Mardi Gras at Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory, savor Southern cocktails and live jazz at Scat Cat’s Club, and score Mickey-shaped beignets for a sweet treat at any time of day. The resort also features horse-drawn carriage rides, cobblestone streets and five enchanting pools shared between the French Quarter and Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside next door.

Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside

Discover even more Southern charm at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, where you’ll find everything from stately white-column mansions to quaint backwoods cottages. Splash into a 3.5-acre pool inspired by the story of Tom Sawyer; enjoy cocktails, comedy and toe-tapping tunes from the legendary Yeeha Bob Jackson; and rest your head in royal rooms inspired by Princess Tiana and her friends for a truly regal stay.

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Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa

Nestled between Disney’s Lake Buena Vista Golf Course and a shimmering lake, this Victorian-style resort is modeled after historic Saratoga Springs, a late-1800s New York retreat famous for its spas and horse racing. In addition to fun nods to favorite Disney animated horses, Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa features two exciting pools, a serene spa and fitness center, refreshing dining options, and a wealth of outdoor fun, including surrey bike rentals, fishing, tennis and golf. Grab dinner at onsite eateries like The Turf Club Bar & Grill or The Artist’s Palette, or take a complimentary water taxi to Disney Springs for even more dining, shopping and nightlife.

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For a truly unique getaway, spend the night 10 feet off the ground at Treehouse Villas at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa. Nestled among the trees on the banks of the Sassagoula River, the treehouse villas feature three bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious balcony and room for nine adults.

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