Walt Disney World Theme Park - Orlando Florida

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The 4 Walt Disney World Theme Parks
-Magic Kingdom
-Animal Kingdom
-Hollywood Studios
-Epcot

The 2 Water Parks
Disney's Blizzard Beach
Disney's Typhoon Lagoon

Disney Resorts

Disney Shopping

Things To Do
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Activities
-Attractions
-Character Experiences
-Entertainment
-Events and Tours
-Spas and Fitness Centers
-Sports and Recreation

Destinations
-Water Parks
-Disney Springs
-Disney's Boardwalk
-ESPN Wide World of Sports

Star Wars at Disney's Hollywood Studios

Enchanting Extras Collection

Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival

Disney After Hours at 3 Theme Parks

Places to Stay at Disney
-Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort
-Walt Disney World Official Hotels: Disney Springs Resort Area
-Walt Disney World Official Hotels: Bonnet Creek
-Walt Disney World Gateway Hotels - View All

Family Suites at Disney's Art of Animation Resort

Disney Resort Hotels
-Deluxe Villas from $486 night
-Deluxe Resort from $363 night
-Moderate Resort Hotels from $211 night
-Value Resort Hotels from $112 night
-Campgrounds from $84 night

Other Select Deluxe Hotels
-Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel
-Walt Disney World Swan Hotel

  Magic Kingdom Park:
  Magic Kingdom Park is the iconic centerpiece of Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. It opened its doors on October 1, 1971, and is known for its enchanting Cinderella Castle. The park is divided into six themed lands, including Adventureland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and Main Street, U.S.A. Popular attractions include Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the classic "it's a small world" ride. Visitors can also enjoy daily parades, meet beloved Disney characters, and witness breathtaking fireworks displays.

  Disney Animal Kingdom Park:
  Disney's Animal Kingdom is a unique blend of a theme park and a wildlife sanctuary. It opened on April 22, 1998, and is the largest Disney theme park in the world. The park features a variety of attractions, such as Expedition Everest, Kilimanjaro Safaris, and the thrilling Avatar Flight of Passage. Guests can explore themed areas like Pandora – The World of Avatar and Asia, where they can encounter exotic animals and enjoy live entertainment. The park's commitment to conservation and education sets it apart, making it an immersive experience for visitors of all ages.

  Disney Hollywood Studios:
  Disney Hollywood Studios is a tribute to the entertainment industry, offering guests a behind-the-scenes look at Hollywood's magic. The park opened on May 1, 1989, and is home to popular attractions like Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Toy Story Land, and the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. Visitors can also enjoy live stage shows, such as the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular and Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage. The park's immersive experiences and thrilling rides make it a must-visit for movie and TV enthusiasts.

  Epcot:
  Epcot, short for Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, opened its doors on October 1, 1982. Divided into Future World and World Showcase, Epcot combines innovation and international culture. Attractions like Spaceship Earth, Test Track, and Soarin' showcase technological advancements. Meanwhile, World Showcase features pavilions representing 11 countries, offering diverse cuisine, entertainment, and architecture. Epcot's annual festivals, including the International Food & Wine Festival, celebrate global flavors and traditions.

  Disney Springs:
  Formerly known as Downtown Disney, Disney Springs is a vibrant entertainment complex offering shopping, dining, and entertainment. Opened in 1975, it underwent a major expansion and rebranding in 2016. Visitors can explore four distinct neighborhoods: The Landing, Town Center, Marketplace, and West Side. The area boasts a variety of restaurants, from upscale dining to food trucks, as well as unique shops like the World of Disney store. Live entertainment, including the Cirque du Soleil show "Drawn to Life," adds to the lively atmosphere.

  Disney All-Star Sports Resort:
  Disney's All-Star Sports Resort is a value resort that immerses guests in the world of sports. Opened on April 29, 1994, the resort features larger-than-life sports icons and themed accommodations. Guests can enjoy themed pools, a sports-themed food court, and playful sports-related decor throughout the resort. The convenient location and affordable pricing make it an excellent choice for families and sports enthusiasts looking for a magical Disney experience.

  Disney Coronado Springs Resort:
  Disney's Coronado Springs Resort offers a unique blend of Mexican, Spanish, and Southwest American cultures. Opened on August 1, 1997, the resort surrounds the tranquil Lago Dorado (Golden Lake). It features a convention center, making it popular for business meetings and events. The resort's main attraction is the stunning Gran Destino Tower, offering upscale accommodations and breathtaking views. With its themed dining options, multiple pools, and serene surroundings, Coronado Springs provides a relaxing and culturally rich Disney experience.

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    Disney Animal Kingdom Lodge:
  Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge is a deluxe resort that provides a one-of-a-kind safari experience in the heart of Walt Disney World. Opened on April 16, 2001, the lodge surrounds guests with the sights and sounds of the African savanna. The resort features two distinct areas: Jambo House and Kidani Village. Guests can enjoy viewing exotic animals, dine on African-inspired cuisine at Jiko – The Cooking Place, and participate in cultural programs. The immersive atmosphere and wildlife conservation efforts make this resort a unique and unforgettable stay.

  Disney's Port Orleans Resort Riverside:
  Disney's Port Orleans Resort Riverside is a moderate-level resort that transports guests to the charm of the Louisiana Bayou. Opened on February 2, 1992, the resort is divided into two themed sections: Alligator Bayou and Magnolia Bend. With picturesque landscapes, winding waterways, and oak-lined streets, guests can enjoy a relaxing Southern-inspired atmosphere. The resort offers themed dining options, pools with water slides, and horse-drawn carriage rides, providing a tranquil escape from the excitement of the parks.

  Port Orleans Resort - French Quarter:
  Disney's Port Orleans Resort - French Quarter, a sister resort to Riverside, brings the spirit of New Orleans to Orlando. Opened on May 17, 1991, this moderate-level resort features cobblestone streets, gas lamps, and lively jazz music. Guests can stroll along the Sassagoula River, enjoy the Mardi Gras-themed pool, and indulge in beignets at the Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory. The festive atmosphere and detailed theming make it a charming and unique stay within the Disney Resort portfolio.

  Disney Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa:
  Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa is a deluxe villa resort inspired by the historic Saratoga Springs, New York. Opened on May 17, 2004, the resort offers Victorian-style architecture, lush greenery, and tranquil lakeside views. Guests can relax at the award-winning spa, Senses – A Disney Spa, and enjoy themed pools, such as the High Rock Spring Pool. The resort's villas provide spacious and elegant accommodations for families and those seeking a more luxurious Disney stay.

  Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa:
  Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is a flagship deluxe resort known for its Victorian elegance and opulence. Opened on June 28, 1988, the resort boasts a picturesque setting on the shores of the Seven Seas Lagoon. With its iconic red-roofed buildings, fine dining options like Victoria & Albert's, and the Grand Floridian Spa, it offers a luxurious and romantic experience. The resort is easily accessible by monorail, providing convenient transportation to Magic Kingdom and Epcot.

  Disney's Polynesian Village Resort:
  Disney's Polynesian Village Resort is a deluxe resort that captures the spirit of the South Pacific. Opened on October 1, 1971, it is one of the original Walt Disney World resorts. The resort features lush landscaping, tiki torches, and overwater bungalows. Guests can enjoy dining at 'Ohana, experience the lively spirit of the Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show, and relax on the white-sand beach. The Polynesian Village Resort offers a tropical paradise within the enchanting world of Disney.

  Disney's Wilderness Lodge:
  Disney's Wilderness Lodge is a deluxe resort inspired by the rustic National Park lodges of the Pacific Northwest. Opened on May 28, 1994, the resort transports guests to a wooded retreat with its towering lobby, bubbling springs, and themed dining at Whispering Canyon Cafe. The resort offers a boat ride to Magic Kingdom and features a geyser and a waterfall. With its cozy atmosphere and proximity to nature, Wilderness Lodge provides a serene escape within the excitement of Disney World.

  Disney's Contemporary Resort:
  Disney's Contemporary Resort is a deluxe resort with a modern design and futuristic flair. Opened on October 1, 1971, it is one of the original Disney resorts and is located on the monorail loop. The resort features the iconic A-frame tower and the California Grill restaurant with stunning views of Magic Kingdom. Guests can enjoy the convenience of walking to the park or taking a monorail ride. The Contemporary Resort offers a sleek and contemporary Disney experience.

These Disney World destinations offer a wide range of experiences, from the enchanting magic of the parks to the relaxing and immersive atmosphere of the resorts, providing something magical for every visitor.

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    Boulder Ridge Villas:
  Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge is a vacation destination offering deluxe villa accommodations. Opened in 2000, these villas provide a rustic yet elegant retreat with their cozy, woodland-inspired design. Guests can enjoy the tranquil Copper Creek Springs Pool, partake in outdoor activities, and take advantage of the convenient boat transportation to Magic Kingdom. The villas offer spacious and well-appointed rooms, making them an ideal choice for families or those seeking a home-away-from-home experience.

   Bay Lake Tower At Contemporary:
  Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort is a modern and sleek addition to the Disney Vacation Club. Opened on August 4, 2009, it complements the iconic design of Disney's Contemporary Resort. This waterfront tower offers stunning views of Bay Lake and the Magic Kingdom fireworks. Guests staying here can enjoy the sleek Bay Cove Pool, dine at the California Grill, and access the Contemporary Resort's amenities, including monorail transportation.

   Disney's Art of Animation Resort:
  Disney's Art of Animation Resort is a value resort that celebrates the artistry of Disney and Pixar animation. Opened on May 31, 2012, the resort features themed areas based on beloved animated films such as "The Little Mermaid," "Finding Nemo," "Cars," and "The Lion King." Guests can enjoy larger-than-life character sculptures, a fun Big Blue Pool, and family suites with whimsical designs. The resort's vibrant and immersive atmosphere makes it a favorite among families.

   Disney's Pop Century Resort:
  Disney's Pop Century Resort is a value resort that takes guests on a nostalgic journey through the decades of the 20th century. Opened on December 14, 2003, the resort features larger-than-life icons representing the 1950s through the 1990s. Guests can enjoy a themed pool, the Hippy Dippy Pool, and explore the resort's fun and vibrant atmosphere. The affordability and convenient transportation options make it a popular choice for budget-conscious travelers.

   Disney's BoardWalk Inn and Villas:
  Disney's BoardWalk Inn and Villas capture the charm of a seaside resort from the early 20th century. Opened on July 1, 1996, the resort is located along Disney's BoardWalk, a bustling area with dining, entertainment, and nightlife. Guests can experience the whimsical Luna Park Pool, dine at the Flying Fish restaurant, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the BoardWalk. The resort's elegant yet playful design makes it a unique and delightful Disney destination.

   Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort:
  Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort is a moderate-level resort that transports guests to the vibrant and tropical islands of the Caribbean. Opened on October 1, 1988, the resort features a lively Fuentes del Morro Pool, a marketplace with Caribbean-inspired cuisine, and vibrant landscapes. The resort underwent renovations, introducing the Disney Riviera Skyliner station for convenient transportation to Epcot and Hollywood Studios. The island-inspired theme and family-friendly amenities make it a popular choice for vacationers.

   Disney's Old Key West Resort:
  Disney's Old Key West Resort is the first Disney Vacation Club resort, opened on December 20, 1991. This deluxe villa resort evokes the charm of the Florida Keys with pastel-colored buildings and lush landscapes. Guests can unwind at the Sandcastle Pool, dine at Olivia's Cafe, and enjoy spacious villas with a laid-back, coastal vibe. The resort's relaxed atmosphere and proximity to Disney Springs make it a tranquil escape within the resort complex.

   Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resorts:
  Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resorts offer a deluxe experience with a nautical and beach-inspired theme. Opened on November 5, 1990, these sister resorts share amenities such as Stormalong Bay, a sandy-bottomed pool, and the popular character dining location, Cape May Cafe. Guests can enjoy the New England-style Yacht Club or the laid-back elegance of the Beach Club. The resorts' proximity to Epcot and the BoardWalk make them a favorite among Disney enthusiasts.

   Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground:
  Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground is a unique resort experience that combines the charm of camping with Disney magic. Opened on November 19, 1971, the resort offers campsites for RVs and tents, as well as cozy cabins. Guests can enjoy outdoor activities, including horseback riding and archery, and experience the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue dinner show. The rustic setting and outdoor adventures make Fort Wilderness a favorite for nature-loving families.

   Walt Disney World Swan Hotel:
  The Walt Disney World Swan Hotel is part of the Epcot Resort Area and is operated by Marriott International. Opened on January 13, 1990, the hotel features swan and dolphin sculptures and a distinctive architecture. Guests can enjoy the Mandara Spa, dine at Todd English's Bluezoo, and have convenient access to both Epcot and Disney's Hollywood Studios. The Swan Hotel offers a luxurious and sophisticated stay within the Walt Disney World Resort.

   Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel:
  The Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel is another Epcot Resort Area hotel operated by Marriott International. Opened on June 1, 1990, the hotel has a distinctive dolphin-themed design and offers upscale accommodations. Guests can relax at the Mandara Spa, dine at Shula's Steak House, and enjoy watercraft rentals on Crescent Lake. The Dolphin Hotel provides a luxurious and convenient option for guests exploring Epcot and Hollywood Studios.

   Lake Buena Vista Golf Course:
  The Lake Buena Vista Golf Course is one of the championship golf courses at Walt Disney World Resort. Opened on November 22, 1972, this course was designed by Joe Lee and offers a picturesque setting surrounded by waterways and woodlands. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a challenging yet enjoyable round of golf, with scenic views of the resort and its iconic landmarks. The course is suitable for players of all skill levels and provides a relaxing outdoor activity within the Disney complex.

   Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course:
  Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course is a nine-hole walking course designed for families and beginners. Opened in 1971, this course offers a more laid-back golf experience while still providing a beautiful setting. Guests can enjoy the natural beauty of the course, which winds through woodland areas and alongside water features. Oak Trail is an excellent option for those looking to enjoy a leisurely round of golf during their Disney vacation.

   Disney's Magnolia Golf Course:
  Disney's Magnolia Golf Course is one of the championship courses at Walt Disney World Resort, designed by Joe Lee. Opened in 1971, this course is known for its wide fairways and large, undulating greens. The course is home to the PGA Tour's annual Disney Golf Classic. With its challenging layout and beautiful landscaping, Magnolia Golf Course provides a premier golfing experience for enthusiasts visiting the resort.

   Shades of Green:
  Shades of Green is an Armed Forces Recreation Center (AFRC) resort located at Walt Disney World. Originally known as the Golf Resort, it opened in 1994 and is operated by the U.S. Department

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Disney Water Parks:
Walt Disney World Resort features two popular water parks, Disney Typhoon Lagoon and Disney Blizzard Beach. Typhoon Lagoon opened on June 1, 1989, with the theme of a tropical paradise hit by a storm, while Blizzard Beach, opened on April 1, 1995, is a ski resort-themed water park with a melted snow theme. Both parks offer a variety of water attractions, lazy rivers, wave pools, and thrilling water slides, providing refreshing and exciting experiences for guests seeking a break from the theme park excitement.

Disney Typhoon Lagoon:
Disney Typhoon Lagoon is a water park that immerses guests in a tropical paradise devastated by a storm. Opened on June 1, 1989, the park features the massive Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool, lazy rivers, and exhilarating water slides like Crush 'n' Gusher. Guests can also snorkel with sharks and tropical fish in the Typhoon Lagoon's Shark Reef. The lush landscaping and creative theming make Typhoon Lagoon a popular water park destination for families and thrill-seekers alike.

Disney Blizzard Beach:
Disney Blizzard Beach is a water park that combines winter and water-themed attractions in a whimsical way. Opened on April 1, 1995, the park features the iconic Summit Plummet, one of the tallest and fastest freefall water slides in the world. Guests can also enjoy the lazy river, Cross Country Creek, and the Teamboat Springs family raft ride. The park's creative theming, including a melting ski resort, offers a unique and entertaining water park experience within Walt Disney World.

Disney Character Experiences:
Character experiences are a beloved part of the Disney World magic, allowing guests to meet and interact with their favorite Disney characters. These experiences occur throughout the parks, resorts, and dining locations. From classic characters like Mickey Mouse and Cinderella to newer additions like Moana and Elsa, guests can capture magical moments with photos, autographs, and sometimes even hugs. Character meet-and-greets, parades, and character dining experiences offer a chance for guests of all ages to create lasting memories with the beloved stars of Disney.

Disney Entertainment:
Entertainment is a cornerstone of the Disney World experience, with a wide range of shows, performances, and live entertainment throughout the resort. From Broadway-style musicals like "Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage" at Disney's Hollywood Studios to the Festival of the Lion King at Disney's Animal Kingdom, guests can enjoy a diverse array of entertainment options. Nighttime spectaculars like Happily Ever After at Magic Kingdom and Epcot's IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth provide breathtaking experiences that cap off a day of magical adventures.

Disney Events & Tours:
Disney World hosts various special events and guided tours throughout the year, adding extra layers of excitement to the guest experience. Events like the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, and the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival offer unique experiences and themed entertainment. Guided tours, such as the Keys to the Kingdom Tour and the Behind the Seeds Tour, provide in-depth looks at the parks' history, operations, and behind-the-scenes magic.

Disney Shops:
Shopping is an integral part of the Disney experience, and the resort offers a multitude of shops catering to every taste and interest. Guests can explore the World of Disney store at Disney Springs, one of the largest Disney merchandise locations globally, or find unique treasures in themed boutiques throughout the parks and resorts. From character apparel and accessories to collectibles and artwork, Disney shops provide a plethora of magical mementos for visitors to take home.

Disney Wide World Of Sports:
Disney Wide World of Sports Complex, now known as ESPN Wide World of Sports, is a state-of-the-art athletic facility at Walt Disney World. Opened on March 28, 1997, the complex hosts a variety of sporting events, tournaments, and competitions. With multiple fields, arenas, and even a baseball stadium, the complex caters to a wide range of sports, including soccer, basketball, cheerleading, and more. Athletes of all ages and skill levels can participate in events or simply enjoy watching competitions in this expansive sports haven.

Disney Vacation:
A Disney vacation is a dream come true for many families and individuals. Whether it's a visit to the theme parks, a relaxing stay at a resort, or a cruise on Disney Cruise Line, a Disney vacation offers a magical escape. Guests can customize their vacations to include character experiences, thrilling rides, delicious dining, and more. The convenience of MagicBands, FastPass+, and Disney's Magical Express adds to the ease of creating a memorable and enjoyable Disney vacation experience.

Disney Hotels:
Disney World offers a diverse array of hotels, from value to deluxe resorts and villas, providing accommodations for every budget and preference. Each hotel is themed uniquely, offering guests an immersive experience that extends the magic beyond the parks. Whether it's the grandeur of Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, the adventurous spirit of Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge, or the nostalgic charm of Disney's Pop Century Resort, Disney hotels enhance the overall vacation experience with their theming, amenities, and proximity to the parks.

Disney Orlando:
Disney Orlando refers to the expansive resort and entertainment complex located in Orlando, Florida. Encompassing four theme parks, two water parks, numerous hotels, dining establishments, and entertainment venues, Disney Orlando provides an all-encompassing destination for visitors. With its diverse offerings, including Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Disney's Animal Kingdom, along with the other components of the resort, Disney Orlando has become a premier vacation destination for families, Disney enthusiasts, and travelers from around the world.

Disney Florida:
Disney Florida encompasses the entire Disney presence within the state, extending beyond the boundaries of Walt Disney World Resort. In addition to the iconic theme parks, water parks, and resorts in Orlando, Disney's reach in Florida includes Vero Beach and Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort. These locations offer unique vacation experiences, such as beachfront relaxation and golf getaways, providing Disney magic in different settings. Disney Florida stands as a testament to the diverse offerings and magical experiences that Disney brings to the Sunshine State.

Disney Davenport:
Davenport is a city located near Orlando, Florida, and is often associated with being a convenient hub for visitors exploring the attractions of Walt Disney World. While not directly within the resort area, Davenport is a popular residential and vacation rental community, providing lodging options for those looking for a quieter stay away from the hustle and bustle of the theme parks. Vacation homes and rentals in Davenport offer a comfortable base for families and groups visiting Disney World.