Disney World Orlando Moderate Resorts

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Disney World Orlando Moderate Resorts.

Disney World Orlando Florida has over 30’000 a room for guests and it’s always expanding. From Value rooms to Deluxe Villas Disney World has something for everyone. So with that in mind, I have tried to put together an overall view of each resort and what it has to offer, hopefully, it will help you decide what is right for you. All resorts have good transportation links, buses, monorail, taxis, sky liner and self-drive (there is ample parking however parking charges may change so please check before you travel)

I am trying to list them in some sort of order from the Value in my previous post through to the deluxe in other posts, seeing as there are so many to choose from. This post is for the Moderate Resorts within Disney World Orlando. We have stayed on-site and eaten in lots of different resort hotel restaurants and we always like to explore while there.

Moderate Resorts.

Disney’s Caribbean Resort.

This relaxing paradise captures the likes of Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad, and Aruba. Vibrant colors and lush landscapes of the Caribbean invite you into calypso rhythms and blissful sights with fun-filled activities all around. Transport is by Bus, Taxi, Self-Drive and Sky Liner. You check-in at Old Port Royale, a newly re-imagined central hub for the resort, with restaurants, bistros, and markets it is truly a lively Caribbean experience. Once checked in you can see your Pirate Themed room that is fit for a buccaneer with their sails and ship-shaped beds (Check availability as these rooms are limited) Other rooms are standard, preferred, pool view, king, and 5^th sleeper. There are some non-accessible rooms for wheelchairs so please check before you book.

Take a dip in the pool at the old Spanish Citadel and slide down 82feet into a zero-entry pool. Water cannons adorn the turrets of the citadel. Relax in a spa made for up to 12. The younger ones can be marooned at a nearby shipwreck play area with slides and a barrel that periodically dumps water onto those below.

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort.

A blend of Spanish, Mexican, and Southwest American cultures great you in this newly re-imagined resort. A beautiful hotel with a grand entrance at Port Cochere, it’s worth a look at night because of the dramatic and captivating lighting. This resort has transportation links for Buses, taxis, Minnie Vans, and Self Drive. In the main building or central hub area, you will find restaurants and markets. You can also book to stay in a club-access room with all the benefits attached to personalize your experience. This resort also has a replica Mayan Pyramid pool area with a water slide and the largest outdoor hot tub that can cater to up to 22 people. There’s also a fitness center in this resort with all the exercise machines and equipment ready to burn off those calories gained in the wonderful restaurants. The resort has a multitude of room options so it is best to visit the site and see what takes your fancy, from standard to suites in different parts of the resorts there truly is something for everyone.

Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter.

This moderate resort boasts all the romance and pageantry of New Orleans’s historic French Quarter. Stroll along the Port Orleans Sassagoula Riverside, groove to jazz in Scat Cat’s Club, or even take a magical horse-drawn carriage ride along the river. Take a dip in the Mardi-Gras themed pool here King Neptune sits astride ‘Scale’ the sea serpent, you can slide down ‘Scale’s’ tongue for a splash landing. There’s a hot tub and pool bar nearby to relax and refresh. The rooms are again many fold and choice is wide, they are all beautifully presented and well equipped. The transportation here is a bus, water boat (limited), taxi, Minnie Van, or self-drive. It’s a magnificent and beautiful place to stay.

Disney’s Port Orleans – Riverside Resort.

White column mansions to Alligator Bayou’s quaint backward cottages delight the resort. Romantic and rural, only a short walk along the Sassagoula River from the French Quarter at Port Orleans. Standard, preferred to 5^th sleeper rooms available and some with garden or pool views, there are even Royal guest rooms inspired by Tiana, her prince, and pals. There’s an old-fashioned swimmin’ hole and sawmill slide or the Tom Sawyer-inspired Ol’ Man island that features a catch and release fishing hole and stories told around a campfire, also for the more mature guests there’s the Muddy Rivers pool bar and hot tub. Transport includes Water boats (limited), buses, taxis, Minnie Van, and Self-Drive. The resort is also dog-friendly. Savor the delights of Boatwright’s Dining hall and its unique shipbuilding yard style.

The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort.

Located in 750 acres of Pine and Cyprus forest Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground, oozes that American Frontier beauty. Teaming with wildlife like armadillos, rabbits, and deer; you can delight in the trails of the scenic woodlands, pools, food, and entertainment. Experience the pioneer-style living and “Rough it” in comfort in these wonderful woodland cabins that sleep up to 6 and come equipped with modern amenities. Take a 10-minute boat ride to The Magic Kingdom or stroll, ride a bike or even rent a golf cart to explore the resort. The transportation links include Buses, Water boats, taxis, Minnie Van, and self-Drive. This is truly an outdoor but comfortable resort area for all the family to enjoy.