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WDW Resorts from A to Z

This page provides lots more details (listed in alphabetical order, for your convenience) about what to do before you arrive AND after you arrive for your vacation!  Note:  If you're willing to submit some comments about your visit to a Disney Resort, please fill out the Disney Resort Review Submission !

Banking  |  Bell Services  |  Cancellation Policy  |  Car Care  |  Cancellation Policy  |  Check In / Out Times  |  Church Services  |  Deposits  |  Dining  |  Disabilities  |  Discounts  |  Early Arrival  |  Express Check Out  |  Film Developing / Processing  |  First Aid  |  Gasoline  |  Gratuities  |  Groceries  |  Guest Services  |  Hairstyling  |  Housekeeping  |  Ice  |  Kid's Clubs  |  Laundry  |  Mail, Postage, Packages  |  Maintenance  |  Merchandise Delivery  |  Messages  |  Newspapers  |  Pets  |  Pools  |  Prices  |  Refillable Mugs  |  Resort Features Comparison  |  Resort "Hopping"  |  "Room Controller"  |  Room Rates  |  Security  |  Special Requests  |  Taxes  Telephone Issues  |  Television  |  Tours & Special Programs  |  Transportation, Walt Disney World  |  Valet Parking  |  Wake-Up Calls

Amenities

see Resort Features Comparison and individual resort pages for specific details

ATM

see Banking

Banking

Cashiers are available at the front desks of each resort 24 hours a day.  Suntrust Bank ATMs are also available in each lobby, as well as scattered throughout WDW.

Bell Services

Each resort's bell services can help you with your luggage.  Be aware that the service, at the moderate resorts especially, is quite a bit slower than you might wish.  Also, be note that there is NO bell services at the value resorts at all. Luggage handling at the value resorts is done by front desk cast members as time permits (and only after the luggage for several rooms that are close in proximity is ready to go), so there is no specific schedule or expected time frame for luggage delivery. In any case, tipping for bell services is customary.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation policies vary depending on the package deal (if you booked with one) and the time out from your arrival date.  In general you will receive only a pro-rated refund if you cancel within a week of your scheduled arrival date.

Car Care

There is a AAA-approved car care center next to the Magic Kingdom toll plaza that can handle vehicle repairs if needed.

Check In / Out Times

Check in times vary from resort to resort.  See individual resort pages for specific details.  Check out time is 11:00am, but can be extended slightly upon request.

Church Services

The services that used to be held at the Polynesian Resort's Luau Cove each Sunday Morning were discontinued as of August 2002. Information is available at each resort on local churches that you can attend if you so desire.

Deposits

You must put down a deposit on your room reservation within two weeks of making the reservation.  This includes one night's stay (including the 11 or 12% resort/ hotel tax).   When you make your reservation you'll be told the amount of the deposit.  You'll be given instructions with your confirmation for handling the paperwork.

Dining

Priority Seating arrangements for all WDW restaurants can be made by dialing WDW-DINE from home or calling dining information from your room (dial 55).  Check out the Walt Disney World Restaurant Resource for information on where to eat in the Resorts!

Disabilities

Rooms are available at almost every resort that can help accommodate guests requiring wheelchairs, hearing impaired guests, and guests with other disabilities.  Make sure that you mention these special needs when you make your reservation as such rooms are limited! 

Discounts

There are four fairly likely ways of obtaining discounts on WDW resort rooms:
  • Use of the Disney Club (formerly the Magic Kingdom Club) can provide up to 20% savings at some off-peak times of the year.
  • Booking rooms at Disney's Welcome Center off I-75 in Ocala.  You may get a great last-minute deal or you might not.
  • If you pay for your accommodations using American Express you may get some discount, but it is generally available only at the more expensive resorts.
  • Annual Passholders can get some great deals on rooms, again depending on the time of year and subject to availability.
With regard to the Welcome Center, Bruce Stanley (bstanley@rd.qms.com), a fellow poster to the usenet newsgroup rec.arts.disney.parks, provided this information:

"If you are driving to WDW, you can get your room through the Disney welcome center in Ocala for a substantial discount. Part of the welcome center is a AAA travel center which gets allocated a certain number of rooms each day at a discount based on what is available at the resort. So if you happen to show up at the welcome center early enough you will probably find an available room at any of the "deluxe" hotels (the moderate and value hotels do not get any discounts - they are considered already "discounted" according to the folks at the welcome center). I have gotten rooms at the Grand Floridian, Fort Wilderness, and the Polynesian over the last 2 years using the Ocala welcome center at discounts of up to 45%. HOWEVER, I always visit during the least busy times of the year (early Dec, late Jan/Feb). Obviously if you will be visiting during a busier time of the year there will be less rooms available. But considering that between the GF, Poly, Contemporary, and WL there are 3500 or so rooms there is always a significant chance one will be available."

Early Arrival

If you arrive before your room is ready, Bell Services can store your luggage for you.  You can then pre-register (and obtain your resort IDs, which are actually your room keys too, and admission media) and begin your vacation!  Later in the afternoon you can call a phone number that you're given to get your room assignment so you can move in.

Express Check Out

Express check out is available at each WDW resort.  As long as you agree with the statement that is brought to your room on the morning of your departure, you need not do anything.  If you must reconcile your account, you can even handle that chore the night before when the front desk is much less busy and take advantage of express check-out.  

Features

see Resort Features Comparison

Film Developing / Processing

The sundries shop in each resort can handle film processing for you.

First Aid

Dial 911 for emergencies.  Guest Services can point you in the right direction for less critical medical needs.

Gasoline

The auto care centers at the Magic Kingdom toll plaza, across from the Studios entrance, and across from Downtown Disney all sell the precious liquid.  There are also a few other stations scattered about the property. Prices may vary a bit from what you'll find off property. I've noticed that they are usually a bit higher, but others have reported even lower prices than offsite! In any case, you can't beat the onsite gasoline stations for convenience.

Gratuities

Tips are typically provided to bartenders and/or beverage servers, waiters and waitresses at full service restaurants, bell service, and valet parking attendants.  Many people also provide gratuities to the housekeeping staff, too.

Groceries

Some groceries are available at  the sundries shop in each resort.  For a more thorough shopping spree, you'll have to go to the Publix or Goodings markets off property on SR-192 or SR-535.

Guest Services

No matter what your need, it's unlikely that Guest Services at your resort can't help out.  Some typical areas that they can help deal with include:

  • help with priority seating
  • sales of park admission media
  • handle general WDW inquiries or questions specific to the resort
  • foreign currency exchange
  • help with emergency situations such as unexpected car rental or repairs, shipping of gifts or flowers, providing directions or help with WDW transportation
  • help arrange special parties or events
  • provide information on your reservations for the Polynesian Luau, Mickey's Tropical Luau or the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Review; area attractions outside of Walt Disney World; tours and other recreation

Hairstyling

These services are available at the Contemporary Hair Styling Salon, the Ivey Trellis (at the Grand Floridian), Periwig's Barber and Beauty Salon (at the Yacht Club Resort), and Case De Belleza (at Coronado Springs Resort).  The phone number listing lists the numbers you need to call for appointments.

Housekeeping

Housekeeping can provide extra linens, towels, iron and ironing board, and other items upon request.  If you need it, don't hesitate to ask!

Ice

Ice machines are available at each resort.  Usually they are located near the quiet pools, but you should check your resort maps or ask Guest Services upon arrival to find out exactly where the closest one is for you.

Kid's Clubs

Kid's Clubs are available at several resorts.  They are open to every WDW guest, though, regardless of where you are actually staying but of course, they are much more convenient at the specific resorts where they are located.  There's more information on the "Kid's clubs" page.

Laundry

Two types of laundry service are available at each WDW resort.  First, coin-operated machines are available for guest use (see resort maps for laundry locations).  Second, valet laundry service is available as well.  Check with Guest Services at your resort for details on the services available at your resort.

Meals

see Dining.  Check out the Walt Disney World Restaurant Resource for information on where to eat in the Resorts!

Mail, Postage, Packages

The sundries shop in each resort will sell stamps and post cards or stationary.  You can mail these from the lobby of each resort (ask at the sundries store, the front desk, or Guest Services).  Larger items can be handled as well.  Direct any such inquires to Guest Services.

Maintenance

You can call the housekeeping number on your resort telephone if you need to report any maintenance problems.  In my experience, maintenance issues have always been dealt with promptly, and with appropriate courtesy by the maintenance staff.

Messages

Most of the WDW resorts have a voice mail system.  Directions for its' use are provided near the phone.

Merchandise Delivery

Items purchased at the stores in the parks or at Downtown Disney can be shipped to your resort.  At some resorts those items are taken right to your room.  At others, you have to pick them up at the front desk or at the sundries store.

Newspapers

Newspapers are available at each resort, either at the sundries store or at machines located around the resort.  The premium resorts provide free papers, delivered to your door each day.

Pets

Pets are welcome only at Fort Wilderness Campground.  All other pets must be boarded at the WDW Kennel located at the Ticket and Transportation Center.

Pools

Every Disney resort has several pools.  The typical arrangement is for the resort to have a single, centrally located, "themed" pool (several of them are very extravagant) and several "quiet" pools that are more conveniently located for most guests.

Note:  WDW guests are entitled to use the pool at their own resort only.   "Pool Hopping" (i.e. swimming at a pool located at a resort other than your own) is frowned upon.  In fact, often cast members will check resort IDs and evict interlopers when they are discovered.

Just for reference, here is a list of the prime swimming venues at Walt Disney World.   You may choose to consider this list when making your accommodations reservations (especially if your kids are particularly enamored by one of the themes):

Location

Pool "Claim to Fame"

All Star Movies Resort The two pools are themed like Disney movies, a Fantasia theme and the Mighty Ducks Pond Hockey Arena.
All Star Music Resort The two pools are shaped like a guitar and a piano keyboard.
All Star Sports Resort The two sports  pools are themed toward baseball and surfing.
Animal Kingdom Lodge The main pool is themed to look like a natural pool with a slide and two whirlpools, a kiddie pool area, and a great view of the savanna.
Boardwalk Inn & Villas Resorts The three pools include "Luna Park", the feature pool themed as the Coney Island amusement park of days gone by complete with the "Keister Coaster," and two unthemed quiet pools.
Caribbean Beach Resort There are seven pools at CBR, six unthemed quiet pools and the feature pool, located at Old Port Royale Center Town, themed as a Spanish fortress complete with firing cannon and water slide.
Contemporary Resort The two pools include the main pool that features a 17 foot long water slide and shooting water jet fountains and a smaller pool set right next to Bay Lake.
Coronado Springs Resort The feature pool is located at the "dig site" and is highlighted by a striking Mayan pyramid with a waterfall and waterslide for the not-too-faint-of-heart.   There are also four unthemed quiet pools.
Polynesian Beach Resort There are two pools, the "grotto" pool with a small water slide and an unthemed quiet pool.
Port Orleans Resort French Quarter Doubloon Lagoon is tops on many lists as the best themed pool for elementary- aged kids which is based on Mardi Gras parade floats and has a small children's wading pool and Whirlpools.
Port Orleans Resort Riverside The resort's five pools include the feature pool on Ol' Man Island, in the middle of the Landings complex, is a throwback to the old swimming holes that Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn surely enjoyed.  Besides beautiful landscaping, the pool includes a nice slide.  The other four pools are unthemed quiet pools.
Yacht & Beach Club Resorts The three pools include "Storm-along Bay," a 3-acre water park with a sand bottom, large slide, kids play pool, and several hot tubs.  There are also two unthemed quiet pools.
Wilderness Lodge Pool is themed to look like a natural pool in one of the Western national parks (complete with waterfall, hot and cold spas, and a small slide).

Be aware that all of WDW's beaches are for sunbathing only.  Swimming is not permitted in any of the lakes, rivers, lagoons, or other natural bodies of water.

Prices

see Room Rates

Refillable Mugs

The WDW resorts have a refillable mug program in which you can buy a souvenir mug that can be refilled at very low cost at the resort.  Check with Guest Services for more information.

Resort Refill Locations Cost for the refillable for length-of-stay Mug (not including sales tax).

Animal Kingdom Lodge

The Mara $9.99

Beach Club Resort

Beaches and Cream Soda Shop,
Hurricane Hanna's Grill
$9.99

Boardwalk Inn

BoardWalk Joe's Coffee
Cart, BoardWalk Bakery
$9.99

Contemporary Resort

Food 'n' Fun Center $9.99

Grand Floridian Resort and Spa

Gasparilla Grill $9.99

Polynesian Resort

Captain Cook's Snack Company $9.99

Wilderness Lodge

Roaring Fork $9.99

Yacht Club Resort

Beaches and Cream Soda Shop,
Hurricane Hanna's Grill
$9.99

Boardwalk Villas Resort

BoardWalk Joe's Coffee
Cart, BoardWalk Bakery
$9.99

Fort Wilderness Cabins

Trail's End, Meadow Pool Snack Bar $9.99

Old Key West Resort

Good's Food to Go $4.95

Villas at the Disney Institute

N/A N/A

Villas at Wilderness Lodge

Roaring Fork $9.99

Caribbean Beach Resort

Old Port Royale Food Court $9.99

Coronado Springs Resort

Pepper Market & Siesta $10.95

Port Orleans Resort French Quarter

Colonel's Cotton Mill and Sassagoula Float Works $9.99

Port Orleans Resort Riverside

All Star Movies Resort

World Premiere Food Court $9.99

All Star Music Resort

Intermission Food Court $9.99

All Star Sports Resort

End Zone Food Court $9.99

Fort Wilderness Campground

Trail's End, Meadow Pool Snack Bar $9.99

Note: Refillable mugs are also available at Fantasia Gardens and WinterSummer Land Miniature Golf as well (now) at Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach.

Resort Features Comparison

There are several categories of resorts. Links to specific resort descriptions are provided, from this page.

"Premium resorts"...are the most costly and offer the best of service and luxury. The premium resorts also have interior hallways, so the rooms are more isolated (i.e. less noisy) and generally have nicer views out of the windows (rather than looking out at the exterior hallway and it's pedestrian traffic). (A new premium resort to be located near Animal Kingdom, and based on an African Safari theme is planned for future opening.)

Concierge Level

Room Service

Restau- rants

Pool & Water Recre- ation

Kids Programs

Baby- sitting

Health Club

Spa

Mono- rail resort

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Grand Floridian Resort and Spa

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Yacht Club Resort

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Beach Club Resort

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Boardwalk Inn

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Contemporary Resort

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Polynesian Resort

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Wilderness Lodge

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"Home-Away-From-Home Resorts"... may include facilities for cooking and generally provide much more spaciousness than the typical hotel room.

 

Bed- rooms

Sleeps

Room Service

Restau- rants

Pools

Kids Programs

Baby- sitting

Health Club

Grocery Market

Water Recre- ation

Fort Wilderness Homes

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One-Bedroom Wilderness Home

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Boardwalk Villas Resort

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Studio

1 Up to 4

One & Two Bedroom Villas

1 & 2 Up to 8

Grand Villas

3 Up to 12

Old Key West Resort

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Studio

1 Up to 4

One & Two Bedroom Villas

1 & 2 Up to 8

Grand Villas

3 Up to 12

The Villas at the Disney Institute

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Bungalows

1 Up to 4

One & Two Bedroom Townhomes

1 & 2 Up to 6

Treehouse Villas

3 Up to 6

Fairway Villas

2 Up to 8

Grand Vista Homes

2 & 3 Up to 8
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Studio

1 Up to 4

One & Two Bedroom Villas

1 & 2 Up to 8

"Moderate Resorts"...have extensive themeing, but are less formal than the premium resorts. They have fewer services and less extensive restaurant facilities, and have exterior hallways (which means a bit more noise in the room, and window vistas that are less thrilling than the premium resorts, and -- unless your curtains are drawn -- a bit less private).

 

Sleeps

Child's Trundle Bed Available

Pools

Restau- rants

Food Court

Water Recre- ation

Health Club

Room Service

Coronado Springs Resort

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Caribbean Beach Resort

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Port Orleans Resort French Quarter

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Port Orleans Resort Riverside

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(sleeps 5 with trundle bed)

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"Value Resorts"...are much less expensive than the other resorts. The trade off is that they have smaller rooms, and have much fewer meal and service options than the more costly resorts have. The All Stars Movie Resort is planned to open in 1999.

 

Sleeps

Pools

Restau- rants

Food Court

Water Recre- ation

Health Club

Room Service

All Star Sports, Music, and Movies Resorts

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....while Fort Wilderness Campground offers that alternative to the folks that like to "rough it"...or just prefer to spend their money less lavishly.

 

Sleeps

Pools

Restau- rants

Food Court

Water Recreation

Health Club

Room Service

Fort Wilderness Campground

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Resort "Hopping"

If you choose to stay at more than one WDW resort during your vacation, you can make arrangements to have Bell Services move your luggage for you.  Make these arrangements at check-in and confirm them when you check-out.  Be prepared for your luggage to move slowly.

"Room Controller"

Mike Tuchman (Mike_Tuchman@AirNSun.blkcat.com), another fellow poster to the usenet newsgroup rec.arts.disney.parks, has offered this comment:

"Five days before your arrival your reservation will show up in the computer system at the Disney hotel you are registered for. Call the hotel directly and ask for the "Rooms Controller" in the "Front Office". These are the people who actually do the rooms assignments. If you talk nicely to them, they may give you specifically what you are asking for. This will work at all the hotels."

 I've personally done this several times and I've been very happy with the results.

Room Rates

Just for reference, here is a list of typical rack rates (that means non- discounted room rates) at each of the Walt Disney World resort hotels.   These prices were published as of October, 2001 and WDW tends to keep a set of room rates for an entire calendar year, so these tables will certainly give you an idea of the comparative prices between resorts on property.

The dates for value, regular, and peak seasons vary from resort to resort.

A whole ton of legalese goes with this chart... Rates are always subject to availability (and some nights may already be sold out).  Length-of-stay requirements may apply (in other words, Disney may require you to buy a package deal - over the Christmas Holidays for example).  All prices are subject to change without notice.  Prices do not include taxes (6% State Florida Sales Tax, 11-12% county resort tax).

Discounts on rooms are sometimes available through the Disney Club, AAA, American Express card holders and for annual pass holders.

Deluxe

Resort

Room Type

Value Season

Regular Season

Peak Season

Maximum Capacity

Comments

Animal Kingdom Lodge Standard View $204 $239 $284 4-5 Additional charge of $25 for each adult over two adults per room.
Preferred View $340 $385 $450 4-5
Concierge $415 $470 $535 5
Suites call call call 4-10

Beach Club Resort

Garden View $289 $319 $379 5 Additional charge of $25 for each adult over two adults per room.
Lagoon View $335 $380 $440 5
Deluxe call 5

Boardwalk Inn

Standard View $289 $319 $379 5 Additional charge of $25 for each adult over two adults per room.
Water View $350 $395 $460 5
Concierge $415 $475 $535 5
Concierge Deluxe $500 $550 $595 6
Garden Suites call 4

Contemporary Resort

Standard View $234 $254 $299 5 Additional charge of $25 for each adult over two adults per room.
Garden View $265 $285 $330 5
Tower Rooms $325 $360 $420 5
Tower Club Rooms $385 $425 $490 5
Concierge $455 $525 $585 4
Junior Suites call 4

Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

Garden View $329 $369 $429 5 Additional charge of $25 for each adult over two adults per room.
Lodge Tower $395 $450 $525 4
Concierge $445- $580 $505- $650 $580- $730 2-5
Suites call 4-8

Polynesian Resort

Garden View $299 $334 $394 5 Additional charge of $25 for each adult over two adults per room.
Lagoon View $375 $420 $485 5
Concierge $380- $460 $425- $510 $490- $585

5

Suites call 4-6

Wilderness Lodge

Standard View $194- $245 $229- $280 $274- $330 4 Additional charge of $25 for each adult over two adults per room.
Deluxe $340 $375 $425 6

Yacht Club Resort

Standard View $289 $319 $379 5 Additional charge of $25 for each adult over two adults per room.
Water View $335 $380 $440 5
Concierge $415- $460 $470- $515 $535- $580 5

Home Away From Home

Resort

Room Type

Value Season

Regular Season

Peak Season

Maximum Capacity

Comments

Beach Club Villas

Studio $289 $319 $379 5  
 One-Bedroom Vacation Home $385 $425 $495 4
 Two-Bedroom Vacation Home $535 $690 $870 8

Boardwalk Villas

Studio $289 $319 $379 5  
 One-Bedroom Vacation Home $385 $425 $495 4
 Two-Bedroom Vacation Home $535 $690 $870 8
 Grand Villa $1300 $1475 $1650 12

Fort Wilderness  Cabins

Wilderness Cabin $224 $259 $289

6

An additional charge of $5 for each adult over two adults per home or cabin.

Old Key West Resort

Studio $249 $279 $319 4  
 One-Bedroom Vacation Home $335 $375 $435 4
 Two-Bedroom Vacation Home $469 $545 $660 8
 Grand Villa $1015 $1130 $1270

12

The Villas at Wilderness Lodge

Studio $269 $304 $364 4  
 One-Bedroom Vacation Home $370 $415 $485 4
 Two-Bedroom Vacation Home $520 $640 $755 8

The Villas at the Disney Institute

Bungalow $214 $244 $269 4  
One-Bedroom Townhouse $260 $280 $305 4
Two-Bedroom Townhouse $370 $405 $425 6
Treehouse Villa $390 $415 $435 6
Fairway Villa $430 $465 $490 8
Grand Vista Homes $1125- $1380 $1230- $1485 $1330- $1590 6-8

Moderate

Resort

Room Type

Value Season

Regular Season

Peak Season

Maximum Capacity

Comments

Caribbean Beach Resort

Standard View $133 $154 $180 4 Additional charge of $15 for each adult over two adults per room.
Water View / King Bed $148 $169 $205

4

Coronado Springs Resort

Standard View $133 $154 $180 4 Additional charge of $15 for each adult over two adults per room.
Water View / King Bed $148 $169 $205 4
Suites Call

4-6

Port Orleans Resort French Quarter

Standard View $133 $154 $180 4 Additional charge of $15 for each adult over two adults per room.
Water View / King Bed $148 $169 $205 4

Port Orleans Resort Riverside

Standard View $133 $154 $180 4-5 Additional charge of $15 for each adult over two adults per room.
Water View / King Bed $148 $169 $205 4-5

Value

Resort

Room Type

Value Season

Regular Season

Peak Season

Maximum Capacity

Comments

All Star Movies Resort

Standard View $77-87 $99-109 $109-119 4 Additional charge of $10 for each adult over two adults per room.

All Star Music Resort

Standard View $77-87 $99-109 $109-119 4 Additional charge of $10 for each adult over two adults per room.

All Star Sports Resort

Standard View $77-87 $99-109 $109-119 4 Additional charge of $10 for each adult over two adults per room.

Campground

Resort

Room Type

Value Season

Regular Season

Peak Season

Maximum Capacity

Comments

Fort Wilderness Campground

Campsite with Part