We have always dreamed of staying at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, but the price isn’t really in our budget. Why the “Poly” (as it’s lovingly referred to by Disney enthusiasts)? What’s not to love? Read more
There’s no doubt that Walt Disney World has a themed resort for pretty much any taste, and for Guests that are looking for a quiet, romantic, and distinctly luxurious feel, the number one choice is Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Villas at Grand Floridian. This deluxe and deluxe villa resort is considered the ‘flagship’ resort at Walt Disney World, and in addition to it’s lovely Victorian-style theme, it has a fantastic location – just across the Seven Seas Lagoon from the Magic Kingdom, and is one of the three deluxe resorts on the Magic Kingdom monorail route. Read more
There are a lot of things to think about when deciding where to stay at Walt Disney World. If enjoying the spirit of a lush, beautiful South Pacific island is something that sounds amazing, then you’ll want to consider Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. This deluxe resort is located across the Seven Seas Lagoon from the Magic Kingdom, and is also one of the original resorts that opened when Walt Disney World opened in 1971. It also benefits from being one of the 3 resorts on the monorail, making fast and easy to get to and from the Magic Kingdom. Read more
Whether you grew up spending summers ‘down at the ocean’ – or think that a beachy vibe sounds like fun for your Disney vacation – you’ll love Disney’s Boardwalk Inn and Villas. With a relaxed seaside theme reminiscent of an old-fashioned boardwalk, this deluxe and deluxe villa resort offers a variety of room options, a great location close to both Epcot and Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and extra fun that you won’t find at other Walt Disney World resorts! Read more
When you’re looking for a relaxed vibe on your Disney vacation, c’mon down to Disney’s Port Orleans Riverside, a moderate resort at Walt Disney World with a southern bayou manor-style theme. Read more