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Typhoon Lagoon is one of two water parks at Walt Disney World Resort, themed as a tropical bay left wrecked by a typhoon. It suits families with a mix of ages, from toddlers who need a gentle play area to older kids and adults after fast slides and big waves.
Page mentions: Pool, kids, children, familyVisit info →Disney's Blizzard Beach is a water park in the Walt Disney World Resort area of Bay Lake, themed as a ski resort that melted after a freak Florida snowstorm. With 12 attractions across more than 60 acres, it suits thrill-seekers chasing big drops as well as families who want rafts, a lazy river, a wave pool and a kids' play area.
Page mentions: Pool, kids, childrenVisit info →Disney's BoardWalk is a quarter-mile waterside promenade of restaurants, shops and nightlife in the EPCOT Resort Area, built in the style of early 1900s seaside boardwalks. It suits families looking for an easy afternoon stroll, and adults who want a night out with music, drinks and dancing.
Conrad Orlando is a luxury, family-friendly hotel inside the Evermore Orlando Resort, less than three miles from Walt Disney World. It suits families who want a lagoon beach, a big pool and an easy shuttle to the parks, and golfers who want 36 holes on site.
Page mentions: Pool, Shuttle, kids, familySee pricesCopper Creek Villas is a Disney Vacation Club resort inside the Wilderness Lodge, on the shore of Bay Lake in the Magic Kingdom resort area. With studios, villas and waterfront cabins, it suits couples looking for a quiet, mountain-retreat feel as well as families who want a kitchen and space to spread out.
Disney's Hollywood Studios is a theme park inside Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando, built around film-inspired lands and the Golden Age of Hollywood. It suits Star Wars and Toy Story fans, thrill riders and families with small kids, since there is a good mix of big rides, gentle rides and stage shows.
Page mentions: kids, familyVisit info →Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is a country-and-western dinner show at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, running since 1974. It pairs a family-style, all-you-care-to-enjoy meal with about two hours of singing, dancing and comedy. It suits families with young kids and anyone happy to clap along, though one Disney fan blog thinks most teens may not take to it.
Page mentions: kids, familyVisit info →Splitsville Luxury Lanes is a retro-styled, upscale bowling and dining venue on two floors at the West Side of Disney Springs. It mixes 10-pin bowling, billiards, bars and a broad menu, and the official listing says it suits kids, teens, tweens and adults alike.
Page mentions: Pool, kidsVisit info →Drawn to Life is a Cirque du Soleil show built with Walt Disney Animation Studios and Walt Disney Imagineering, staged in its own theater on the West Side of Disney Springs. It mixes live acrobatics with new Disney animation, and it suits families, since the venue is listed for all ages and you don't need a theme park ticket to go.
Page mentions: childrenVisit info →Disney's Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf has two 18-hole mini golf courses in the EPCOT resort area at Walt Disney World, both based on the animated film Fantasia. The Gardens course suits families and beginners, while the Fairways course is a tougher, more traditional layout for players who want a challenge.
Page mentions: childrenVisit info →Winter Summerland is a miniature golf spot at Walt Disney World with two 18-hole courses, themed as Santa's off-season vacation retreat. Families can pick between a snowy course and a sandy one, and the Winter course is billed as a fun and exciting challenge for the whole family.
Page mentions: familyVisit info →Aerophile at Disney Springs is a tethered helium balloon ride that lifts a basket of guests up to about 400 feet above the West Side of Disney Springs. It suits anyone who wants a short, smooth look over Walt Disney World, including families, since there is no height requirement.
Visit info →Disney's Animal Kingdom is a zoological theme park at Walt Disney World Resort, themed around the natural world, with hundreds of live animal exhibits alongside rides and shows.
Visit info →Disney's Keys to the Kingdom is a five-hour walking tour of Magic Kingdom that covers how the park was created and grew, with stops in backstage areas Cast Members usually see. It suits guests 16 and older who want a deeper behind-the-scenes look at Walt Disney World, rather than thrill-seekers hoping to fit in lots of rides.
Visit info →EPCOT is a Walt Disney World theme park, opened in 1982, that combines rides with a lagoon-side loop of country pavilions full of shops and restaurants. It suits travelers interested in food and world culture.
Visit info →ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex is a sports complex of more than 260 acres at Walt Disney World, with indoor and outdoor venues that have hosted 70-plus sports. It suits athletes, coaches, families and fans, especially families who want to pair a tournament with a vacation in the area.
Visit info →Magic Kingdom is the original theme park at Walt Disney World Resort, near Orlando, built around classic attractions, parades, fireworks and Disney characters. It suits families and first-time Disney visitors who want the fairy-tale side of the resort, with Cinderella Castle at its center.
Visit info →Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas Kidani Village is a villa-style resort in the Disney area near Orlando, set beside savannas where over thirty species of African wildlife live. With options from deluxe studios to three-bedroom grand villas, it suits couples, families and groups of up to ten who want space, a kitchen and animals outside the window.
Page mentions: Pool, Kitchen, childrenSee pricesDisney's Art of Animation is a value resort inside Walt Disney World, in the Wide World of Sports area, themed around Finding Nemo, Cars, The Lion King and The Little Mermaid. It was designed with families in mind, and its family suites sleep up to six, so it suits larger groups who want a Disney stay with space to spread out.
Page mentions: Pool, Shuttle, familySee pricesDisney's Caribbean Beach Resort is a Disney Moderate hotel in the EPCOT area, set around the 45-acre Barefoot Bay lake and split into six island-themed villages. Its room layouts can take a range of party sizes, so it works well for families and groups, especially those who want easy Skyliner rides to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios.
Page mentions: Pool, Shuttle, childrenSee pricesDisney's Polynesian Village Resort is a South Pacific-themed Disney Deluxe Resort on Seven Seas Lagoon, just south of Magic Kingdom and on the monorail line. It has beaches, two main pools and several places to eat and drink. One guide calls it a good fit for families who love Moana, couples and large groups.
Page mentions: Pool, Kitchen, familySee pricesDisney's Polynesian Villas & Bungalows is a Disney Vacation Club resort on Seven Seas Lagoon, a short hop from Magic Kingdom by monorail or boat. Disney describes it as a family retreat. Deluxe Studios suit shorter getaways, and the two-bedroom overwater bungalows suit larger groups of up to eight.
Page mentions: Pool, Kitchen, familySee pricesDisney's Beach Club Resort is a New England-style hotel on Crescent Lake in the Epcot Resort Area, a short walk from EPCOT. It suits families who want a big pool area, character dining and easy access to EPCOT and Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Page mentions: Pool, childrenSee pricesMagic Village Views Trademark Collection is a gated community of fully furnished three- and four-bedroom villas in Kissimmee, a short drive from the Disney parks. With full kitchens, laundry and room for up to eight, it suits families and larger groups who want space and a base near the parks.
Page mentions: Pool, KitchenSee pricesNobile Hotel Parkway at Celebration is a 161-room hotel at the crossing of I-4 and US 192 West in Kissimmee, a short drive from the main Central Florida theme parks. It suits families looking for a practical home base, travelers after a quiet retreat, and international visitors who want to stay close to the parks.
Page mentions: Pool, ShuttleSee pricesDisney's BoardWalk Inn is a hotel styled after a mid-century Atlantic City seaside boardwalk, set on the BoardWalk within walking distance of EPCOT. It suits families and couples who want an immersive stay with easy access to EPCOT and Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Page mentions: PoolSee pricesDisney's Pop Century Resort is a value resort at Walt Disney World, themed to 20th-century American pop culture, with sections for each decade from the 1950s through the 1990s. It suits families and budget-minded visitors, especially those planning to spend time at EPCOT and Disney's Hollywood Studios, which the resort reaches directly by Disney Skyliner.
Page mentions: PoolSee pricesWalt Disney World Swan Reserve is a 14-floor, boutique-style hotel that opened in November 2021 beside the original Swan building in Lake Buena Vista. It suits Disney visitors who want a smaller, more intimate base within walking or boat distance of Epcot and Disney's Hollywood Studios, with the bigger Swan and Dolphin facilities next door.
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