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Disney World Resort Basics

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Disney Resortshttp://www.thefreetravelplanners.com/Deluxe_Resorts.html

Choose a resort wisely and your clients will

thank you!

Offsite Versus OnsiteStaying on Disney Property• More “Magic”• Key to the World Card• Package delivery• Dining plan• Applying discounts• Ease of transportation• Free Parking• Magical Express• No need for a car

Staying off Property• Might be less

expensive• Larger

accommodations for larger families

• Cheap fast food options

+++++Tip to figure out if a resort is a Disney resort: If it says “Disney” in front of it, like Disney’s Polynesian Resort or Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, it is a Disney Resort. If it says “Walt Disney”, such as Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin, it is NOT Disney owned.+++++

Big Selling Point• You can apply new discounts to an

existing reservation (cannot stack, one only)

• Your client can book with a $200 deposit, then when a discount comes out, you’ll automatically apply it

• Harder to get the discount with a brand new reservation, suggest reserving what they want ahead of time

Value Resorts• All Star Movies• All Star Music• All Star Sports• Art of Animation• Pop CenturyBus transportation to parks

http://www.thefreetravelplanners.com/Value_Resorts.html

Value Pros & ConsPros

• Less expensive• Cute and very Disney• Clean comfy rooms• Onsite laundry• Quick service location• Large pools

Cons• Doors open to the

outside• Small rooms• One sink• No onsite sit down

restaurant• Sometimes shared bus

transportation• No pool slides or hot

tubs or towels by the pool

• Very loud• Double beds

Moderate Resorts• Caribbean Beach• Coronado Springs• Port Orleans French Quarter• Port Orleans RiversideBus transportation to parks

http://www.thefreetravelplanners.com/French_Quarter.html

Moderate Pros & ConsPros

• Queen beds• Double sinks• Better transportation

options• Most have onsite

restaurants• Larger rooms• Still somewhat

affordable• Themed rooms• Pools with slides and

towels• Onsite amenities

Cons• Doors open to the

outside• Views are somewhat

useless• Still expensive

although more affordable

• Transportation is still not ideal

Deluxe resorts

• Doors open to the inside

• Extravagant pools• Lots of onsite

amenities• Several onsite

restaurants• Much better

transportation options• Queen beds, most

have double sinks• Large rooms

Try to go for Deluxe resort sales…same work, more money!

Pros Cons• Expensive!

Deluxe Magic Kingdom Resorts

• Grand Floridian (Grand Floridian Villas)

• Contemporary (Bay Lake Towers)• PolynesianMonorail to Epcot & Magic Kingdom, and by boat

to Magic Kingdom

• Wilderness Lodge (Wilderness Lodge Villas)

Boat transportation to Magic Kingdom

Disney’s Monorail• Resort Monorail goes to: Magic

Kingdom, Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC), Contemporary, Grand Floridian and the Polynesian. Epcot monorail and Magic Kingdom/TTC monorail

• Most convenient, can even roll strollers right on

• Resorts are more expensive because of this convenience

Deluxe Epcot Resorts• Yacht Club• Beach Club (BCV)• Boardwalk (BIV)

• Epcot area resorts, boat from Hollywood Studios, walk to Epcot

Deluxe Animal Kingdom Resorts

• Animal Kingdom Lodge (AKL Villas)Bus transportation to all parks

Others• DVC Resorts: Bay Lake, Old Key West,

Saratoga, Wilderness Lodge Villas, Beach Club Villas, Boardwalk Villas, Treehouse Villas, Animal Kingdom Lodge Villas, Grand Floridian Villas

• Fort Wilderness: Campground & Cabins, Magic Kingdom area

• Swan & Dolphin: Not Disney Owned

Resorts that allow more than 4

• Port Orleans Riverside• Fort Wilderness Cabins• 1 bedroom + Villas• Treehouses at Saratoga Springs• All Deluxes except AKL and WL• All Star Music family suite• Art of Animation

Magical Express

•Complimentary to all Disney World resort guests (does not include Swan and Dolphin)•Will pick guest up from the airport and deliver their luggage separately to their room•Will pick guest up for departure three hours prior to flight and bring them to the airport

Check in and check out• Check in is 3 or 4 PM depending on

resort• Guests can check in earlier and store

their luggage with the resort• Check out is 11 AM• Guests can call bell services who will

come to their room and store their luggage until their true departure, leaving guests free until then

• Disney will transport luggage from resort to resort

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