Grand Floridian Resort and Spa – Deluxe Resort

Facts about Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa at Walt Disney World | AllEars.net
Facts about Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa at Walt Disney World | AllEars.net

Facts about Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa at Walt Disney World | AllEars.net

 

Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Highlights:

  • Great location! The Grand Floridian is on the Monorail line and the next stop is the Magic Kingdom. You can also use the monorail to easily get to Epcot.
  • Amazing food! There are several wonderful restaurants to choose from, from Quick Service to Signature meals.
  • Luxury resort with immersive, deluxe amenities such as spa, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, and lobby entertainment such as a pianist.
Grand Floridian Resort Lobby

What is the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa and what sets it apart from other Disney resorts?

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa is a Monorail Resort, in the Magic Kingdom resort area of WDW. It has received AAA 4 Diamond, Mobil 4 Star, and was voted one of the top 50 resorts in the world by readers of Conde Nast Traveler.

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa (GF) is a 900-room facility located on the shores of Seven Seas Lagoon and is located directly southwest, and one monorail stop, from the Magic Kingdom (MK). It occupies 40 acres and is styled in a turn-of-the-century Victorian theme. The red and white structure features gabled roofs and a five-story Grand Lobby, topped with a stained glass ceiling and chandeliers. The atmosphere is elegant, but in a Disney way, so as not to be overbearing. The GF opened in August 1988 as WDW’s 5th resort hotel. It is considered the flagship of all WDW resorts.

This seems like an ultra-nice resort. Will I feel out of place?

Not really.  If you are into ultra-luxury, there is plenty here. But it’s still Disney so the majority of dress-codes around the resort will reflect.

Grand Floridian Entrance

What are the room prices?

The Grand Floridian Resort is a “Deluxe” resort hotel, and its prices are among the most expensive offered at Disney. Standard rooms have a maximum four-person occupancy per room. No charge for children under 17 years old when in the same room as the adults. If you have more than two adults in the room, there will be a $25 per night charge for each extra adult. Maximum of five per regular room, six per suite, plus a child under 3 in a crib.

Walt Disney World Resort rates vary by season (there are nine seasons now), and also by day of the week. The holiday season is the most expensive time of the year. It runs from mid-December to early January as well as during Easter Week.

There are 20 room categories for the Grand Floridian. Listed below are the standard rooms and club-level rooms. What is NOT listed are all the deluxe, one- and two-bedrooms and suites.

The rates for a:
— Garden View Room range from $757 – $1,200
— Lagoon View Room range from $765 – $1,278
— Theme Park View Room range from $903 – $1,559
— Outer Lodge Club Level Room range from $915 – $1,604
— Main Building Club Level Standard Room range from $1,192 – $2,073
— Main Building Club Level Magic Kingdom View Room range from $1,344 – $2,365

Grand Floridian Room

Is there a fee to park at the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa?

There is a fee for overnight self-parking at Walt Disney World Resort hotels. Click HERE for current pricing and other parking-related information.

It seems so expensive! How can I save a few dollars?

Try booking during Value Season. Annual Pass Holders are also eligible for room discounts, although they are usually announced only a month or two in advance and are very limited.

I hear that there are no more room key cards at Disney resort hotels. How do I get into my room?

Walt Disney World has converted their room keys and admission tickets from plastic cards to MagicBands, flexible plastic wristbands, resembling a watch or bracelet, that use Radio Frequency (RF) technology. Your MagicBand is linked to your My Disney Experience (MDE) account and acts as your Disney resort room key. Simply touch the Mickey symbol on your MagicBand to the RFID reader near your room door to gain entry. Read about using MagicBands for park admission, Genie+ and more. The My Disney Experience app can also serve as your room key. You can find your resort hotel plans in the app.

Disney MagicBands©Disney

How does check-in work?

Online Check-in is available through the My Disney Experience App. This allows you to go directly to your room once it’s ready.

Check-in is at 3pm. Upon arrival head to the front desk to check-in. Rooms are not guaranteed to be available until 3pm, but you can request Early Check-in when you do Online Check-in.

Grand Floridian Lobby

Early check-in allows you to leave luggage with bell services, get your Magic Bands (if you don’t already have them), and head off to the parks or relax around the resort. You will get a notification on My Disney Experience when your Room is ready. You will then be given your room number and your Magic Band or phone will open your door! You can also use the app on your phone to open your door.

Check-out time is 11amExpress Check-out is available to all guests paying with a credit card. A detailed hotel bill is delivered to your door by 7am. If the bill is correct you simply leave. Your Magic Band serves as a Disney souvenir. Late Check-out of noon can be requested without additional cost (very limited availability). If you need Late Check-out, request it at Check-In and as soon as possible the morning of check out (the number of eligible rooms are limited).

Resort Airline Check-In Service at your Disney resort is only available if you are flying domestically (includes Puerto Rico) on specific airlines It is a complimentary (free) service and allows you to check your luggage. Check and see if it’s available for your visit.

What are my choices for room views?

Garden View rooms feature balconies overlooking the GF’s landscaped gardens. The Pool/Marina view has balconies with views of either the courtyard pool or the GF marina off Seven Seas Lagoon. Lagoon View features a view of the waters of Seven Seas Lagoon, but may or may not include a view of the MK. The Main Building also has some Magic Kingdom view/castle view rooms. Other room choices include Club-level rooms with Garden/Pool/Marina/Theme Park views, Deluxe Club-level rooms, and a variety of Suites.

How do I let the resort know of my room preference?

If booking online yourself, be sure to make your request(s) known when you complete the reservation form. If booking via telephone, or via a travel agent, make sure to tell the agent of your preferences.

What is the difference between a standard room and a dormer (“attic”) room?

Both types of rooms are furnished the same and contain the same features. The dormer rooms are actually a bit smaller (3 feet smaller) than the  standard rooms, but seem larger since dormer rooms feature vaulted ceilings. Standard rooms sleep 5 people, while dormer rooms sleep only 4. Dormer rooms are also the only rooms to feature a more secluded balcony. Note the Dormer Room balconies are about half the “regular” room size. Standard rooms have balconies, but they are not private. From the outside of the resort, you can easily tell the two types apart. Rooms on the lower floors with wide balconies are the standard rooms. Rooms on the upper floors with balconies under peaked portions of the roof are the dormer rooms.

Grand Floridian Exterior

What is a lodge tower room?

The lodge tower rooms are located in the semicircular protrusions you can see on the outside of some buildings. They include all of the features of a standard room. They also have a separate sitting area, with additional furniture, TV and phone. There are views out of five windows, as well as a separate balcony.

Can I get a crib for my room?

Yes, and a highchair and playpen, too! Request cribs when you make your reservations. All are complimentary for GF guests.

Are there smoking and nonsmoking rooms?

All Disney resorts and guest rooms are smoke-free. There are designated outdoor smoking areas. Check the resort map or with a Cast Member for locations.

Which rooms are closest to…

  • …the beach? – Guest rooms in the Main Building and in Big Pine Key are located just along the beach of Seven Seas Lagoon (no swimming is allowed in the lagoon).
  • …the monorail? – Guest rooms in the Main Building are an elevator ride away from the monorail station. Rooms in Sago Cay, Sugar Loaf Key, and Big Pine Key are all about equally the next closest.
  • The buses? – The bus stop is located just outside and below the monorail station. Room proximity to the buses is about the same as for the monorail.
  • The restaurants? – Guest rooms in the Main Building are located only a few floors above all restaurants, with the exception of Narcoossee’s. Rooms in Conch Key are actually closest to Narcoossee’s. Besides those in the Main Building, rooms in Big Pine Key and Sugar Loaf Key are quite near the main restaurants. Sugar Loaf Key is particularly convenient to both Gasparilla Grill & Games and the Grand Floridian Cafe.
  • The marina? – Guest rooms in Sugar Loaf Key and Conch Key are located just outside of the marina. These rooms, as well as those in Sago Cay, all have rooms that overlook the marina.
  • The pool? – Guest rooms in Boca Chica, Big Pine Key, and Sugar Loaf Key all are closest to the courtyard pool, as well as the kiddie pool.
Grand Floridian Exterior

Which rooms have the best Magic Kingdom view?

The majority of these rooms are in Boca Chica. You will have to reserve and pay a premium for a theme park view.

Which rooms are the quietest?

Guests attending conventions at the Grand Floridian are often put in the Sago Cay lodge since this is the closest building to the Convention Center. Often, only adults occupy these rooms. On the other hand, guests with children request the Big Pine Key lodge as it is closest to the pools and beach.

Which is better — lagoon view or pool view?

Lagoon views are usually thought of as the best. They offer views of the Magic Kingdom or the Seven Seas Lagoon. However, pool views and garden views are sometimes just as good. Views of just the other buildings in the complex are actually very nice, people-watching is at a premium, and the architecture and landscaping of these views sometimes fit in better with the overall Grand Floridian Resort and Spa atmosphere.

The Grand Floridian Lagoon

What is on the third, fourth, and fifth floors of the main building? How can I get there?

All Club-Access and about half of the suites are located here. Concierge desks on the third floor offer very personalized services to only those guests occupying rooms on these floors. A lounge on the fourth floor is the spot for continental breakfasts and evening refreshments, once again only for those guests on these floors. Unless you are staying in one of these special rooms, you cannot get to the third, fourth, or fifth floors of the main building. Access is by private elevator only. The “Sugar Loaf ” building also offers full club-level service.

Grand Floridian Lobby Entrance during the holidays

We want some quiet, romantic time. Is that possible here?

Children are at the resort; you are at Disney World, after all. A meal at Victoria & Albert’s or Citricos will probably have fewer children than other hotel restaurants. Victoria and Albert’s has a policy that children under 9 are not allowed.

When families are spending their time at the theme parks it will be quieter in the lobby. Finding a quiet, romantic time for yourselves should be no problem. The lobby area is usually bustling in the mornings and evenings with the 1900 Park Faire character meal on the first floor.

Is this a kid-friendly environment where we will be comfortable bringing children?

Yes. Children and families with children will not feel out of place.

Besides the theme parks, there are a number of activities for children (special ticket/reservation required) including a Wonderland Tea Party.

Make sure to request an Activities Flyer at check-in so that you can see what is available during your stay. There are often outdoor movies in the evenings.

Children can enjoy the pool, boats at the marina, and the video games at Arcadia Games.

Kid’s Splash Area

Are any king size beds available?

Yes. Request one when making your reservations.

Are there any in-room safes?

Each room has a small in-room safe. They are small, but large enough to hold money, jewelry, and that sort of thing.

What about a refrigerator?

A small refrigerator is available for each room at no additional charge. If your room doesn’t have one, request it. The refrigerators are handy for snacks, sodas, and baby supplies.

Room Bathroom

Is there Internet Access available in the rooms?

Complimentary Wi-Fi service available is available in all Walt Disney World hotels. See our Internet Access page for details.

Can I get turn-down service?

The Grand Floridian Resort and Spa does offer Nightly Turndown Service, but it is NOT provided in a standard room UNLESS you request it. If you’d like this service, each evening between 5:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., housekeeping will turn down your beds and leave chocolates and a Disney-themed “goodnight” note. If this service is not convenient, you may request turndown at a specific time. This may not be available due to ongoing pandemic restrictions.

Someone left some nice robes in the closet! What’s up?

Two very nice robes are left in each room for your use. Some people wear them down to the pool, or just use them inside their room. If you have children in your party, you can request children’s sizes. A very polite note reminds you not to take the robes home, but they do invite you to visit the Sandy Cove Gift Shop, where you can purchase them.

Sandy Cove Gift Shop

How do I get to the theme parks and beyond?

The monorail, located on the second floor of the main building, provides direct transportation to the MK Contemporary Resort, the Transportation & Ticket Center (TTC) and the Polynesian.

You can reach Epcot by transferring monorails at the TTC.

Boat service from the GF dock can take guests to the MK and the Polynesian.

Bus service, just outside the main building, provides transportation to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney Springs, and the Disney Water Parks.

A recent addition to the walkway near the Grand Floridian does allow guests to walk to Magic Kingdom. Just be warned, it does take a bit of time to make the journey.

Grand Floridian Monorail Station

Can I walk from the GF to the MK?

Yes! As mentioned above, a bridge was built allowing guests to walk to Magic Kingdom.

What is the monorail?

The best ride at WDW! The monorail is an elevated train that makes a loop between the Magic Kingdom and the Monorail Resorts. Its purpose is transportation, but it really makes a great ride to see all the sights, too. After boarding the monorail at the GF station, it makes stops at the MK, the Contemporary, the TTC, and the Polynesian (in that order). An extension of the monorail runs between the TTC and Epcot.

Grand Floridian Monorail Station

Hey! The monorail did not stop! Why?

In addition to the Local Monorail (described above), there is also an Express Monorail. However, the Express Monorail provides service only between the MK and the TTC , and actually travels in the opposite direction. It does not stop at any of the resorts. If a monorail passes the GF without stopping, it was the express. The local should be along within a few minutes, from the opposite direction, and will stop at all Monorail Resorts in this order: Grand Floridian, Magic Kingdom, Contemporary, Transportation and Ticket Center, Polynesian, then back to the Grand Floridian.

I’m not used to all this luxury! How does valet parking work?

Just drive your vehicle up to the front entrance of the resort. From there, someone will park your car for you for a charge. You may have this charge linked to your hotel room. Tipping the attendants is recommended for good service whenever they pickup or dropoff your car. Visit our Valet Parking page for more information.

Grand Floridian Main Entrance

What are the restaurants like?

Victoria & Albert’s is the dining centerpiece of GF, if not all of WDW. It is ultra-elegant, with a menu selected daily by the chef.

Victoria and Albert’s

Citricos is an upscale, expensive restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine.

Citrico’s

1900 Park Fare is a character buffet restaurant and features American cuisine. At breakfast daily, a Supercalifraglistic time can be had with Mary Poppins and friends. At dinner, you can dine with Cinderella and her royal family.

Cinderella at 1900 Park Fare

 

Narcoossee’sis a signature restaurant featuring seafood, with steak and chicken entrees, in waterside setting. Allow an extra five minutes once you arrive at the Grand Floridian to walk to the restaurant. Open daily for dinner.

Main Entrance of Narcoossee’s

The Grand Floridian Cafe is the GF’s casual restaurant, featuring Southern cooking, salads, and sandwiches. You can enjoy Blunch (breakfast/lunch) or dinner.

Grand Floridian Cafe

Gasparilla Island Grill is a 24-hour take-out, quick-serve establishment, with the usual assortment of burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, chicken, and ice cream.

Gasparilla Island Grill

Enchanted Rose – This is a lounge on the second story themed to Beauty and the Beast. Enjoy signature cocktails, wine, and beer, as well as tapas and shared plates.

Enchanted Rose Lounge

Garden View Tea Room – This first level tea room serves afternoon tea daily, as well as a princess tea with Princess Aurora several times weekly.

Garden View Tea Room

What are Rapid Fill Mugs?

The Rapid Fill beverage program allows Disney Resort guests to buy (or receive as part of the Disney Dining Plan) a resort mug that can be refilled for a certain period of time as designated at time of purchase. These mugs are enhanced by an RFID bar code that enables the mug to deactivate when the designated time is complete.

Should I wear a dress or coat and tie to eat in the restaurants?

Jackets for men are required in Victoria & Albert’s (neckties optional), and fancy attire is suggested for the ladies. Citricos and Narcoossee’s require a “business casual” dress code, i.e., no swimwear or tank tops. At the other restaurants, casual is in. Although the surroundings may make you feel like dressing up, families in theme park wear are often the norm.

I want a no-fuss meal. What is my best choice?

Your best bet is Gasparilla Island Grill. It is a quick-serve restaurant, featuring pizza, bakery items, sandwiches, salads, snacks, ice cream, yogurt and pizza. Gasparilla is open 24 hours a day. Check the hours before your visit, however!

What is that music/noise coming from 1900 Park Fare?

That’s Big Bertha, sitting 15 feet above the floor in the restaurant. It is a band organ, built in Paris by Gavoli & Co. and used from 1909 to 1955 in Ramona Park, an amusement park in Grand Rapids, MI., and almost 100 years old. Periodically through the meal, it will play a short concert, featuring pipes, drums, bells, cymbals, and a xylophone, all playing at the same time.

Big Bertha

What and when is Afternoon Tea?

The Grand Floridian Afternoon Tea is the same as the very traditional tea time you’ve always heard about. This Tea features a variety of rare teas, tea sandwiches, scones, and berries with champagne. Ultra-nice Royal Doulton china, too! It is served in the Garden View Lounge from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. Reservations are recommended.

Where can I meet the characters?

1900 Park Fare hosts a Character Breakfast and Dinner. Breakfast has Mary Poppins, Alice in Wonderland, Mad Hatter, Pinocchio and Geppetto. The Character Dinner features Cinderella and friends including Prince Charming, Lady Tremaine, the Evil Stepmother, and Anastasia and Drizella, the Stepsisters.

Winnie the Pooh at 1900 Park Fare

There is also a My Disney Girl’s Perfectly Princess Tea Party on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10:30 – Noon in the Garden View Lounge. Little princesses have a chance to meet Princess Aurora. The event culminates with the “Grand Princess Parade” through the resorts lobby. Make reservations by calling 407-WDW-DINE. Read more about this Tea Party HERE.

What are the pools like?

There are two pools at the Grand Floridian. The original, larger of the two pools is called the Courtyard Pool and it is open 24/7, weather permitting. There are NO LIFEGUARDS at this pool. It is a large pool of about 300,000 gallons located directly behind the main building.

Grand Floridian Pool

The other “‘themed pool” is the Beach Pool (maximum depth 4 feet) which includes a rock waterfall and waterslide. It is located on the south end of the main building. The Beach Pool also has zero-depth entry access, which means there is no step down into the pool — you can just wade right in or wheel a wheelchair right into the water. There are lifeguards are on duty at this pool. In addition, there is pool bar nearby that is open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Is there a Jacuzzi?

There is a spa (hot tub) located at the Courtyard Pool.

I have a few extra dollars (no, really!), so where can I go to shop?

All shopping is located in the main building.

Sandy Cove Gift and Sundry Shop is located on the first floor and sells gourmet gifts, fine chocolates and candies, Grand Floridian logo merchandise and sundry items. This shop also sells CDs by musicians who perform at the Grand Floridian, as well as cold beverages and snacks. It also sells and processes media for Disney Digital cameras. This shop is open from 8am-10pm.

Curiouser Clothiers

Curiouser Clothiers -, located on the first floor, offers men’s and women’s designer clothing such as Tommy Bahama and Ralph Lauren Polo. Previously, there was a men’s (Commander Porter’s) and women’s clothing store (Summer Lace) in the Grand Floridian Lobby, but they were combined when Enchanted Rose opened.

M. Mouse Mercantile can be found on the second floor near the monorail station. Disney souvenir items including children’s apparel, toys, books, pins, and watches can be purchased here.

M. Mouse Mercantile

Disney’s PhotoPass  – Next to M. Mouse Mercantile you can take PhotoPass pictures with a background. Read more about PhotoPass HERE. 

Basin White – 2nd floor as you’re approaching the doors to go out to the monorail, sells beauty and bath products. 

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique – Note: this location remains closed at this time. Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique is where you’ll take your little ones for the royal treatment. This incredibly popular experience can be found in Magic Kingdom, at Disney Springs, or right in the middle of the Grand Floridian! This location, of the three, tends to be the easiest to score a hard-to-get reservation. Fairy godmothers in training will transform your child into a princess or knight.  Children can choose a hairstyle then add makeup, nail color, and accessories by selecting various packages available. Costumes are also available for purchase.

 

What is that neat-looking building off to the side of the parking lot?

That’s the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Convention Center. It has 27,037 square feet and includes a Grand Ballroom, as well as eight smaller rooms. The Business Center, located here, can assist with any typing or copying needs.

Will I be able to do laundry? Will someone do it for me?

Washing machines and dryers are located in all of the buildings, most take cards. For a price, laundry and dry cleaning service is available, featuring one-day service.

Where can I go to watch the MK fireworks?

If you don’t have a room with a Magic Kingdom view, there are still some great spots to watch. The GF beach and the boat dock are great places to watch the fireworks.

Electric Water Pageant

Can I watch the Electrical Water Pageant from the GF?

Yes. The pageant is held each evening on Seven Seas Lagoon and can be viewed from both the GF beaches and the boat dock. The pageant usually passes the GF between 9:00-9:20pm. Check with Lobby Concierge for times.

How can I get married at the GF?

The GF has the Fairy Tale Wedding Pavilion on a private island off the resort. It has a near-perfect view of Cinderella Castle and can hold up to 250 guests. Characters are available to attend your wedding, and you can book packages that include just about anything you would like for your wedding, as well as your honeymoon. Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings & Honeymoons can provide more information at 407-363-6333.

Grand Floridian Wedding Pavilion

I’ve got a few minutes to spare. Are there any Hidden Mickeys I can look for?

Look for Hidden Mickeys in the following places: on the back of the grand piano in the main lobby, on the weather vanes on top of the roof, in the woodwork around the storage area on the trolleys used to transport luggage, and on the lute in Victoria & Albert’s.

Is there a spa at Grand Floridian?

The Grand Floridian Spa is a full-service spa, with 15 treatment rooms, and everything from rejuvenating citrus facials and herbal wraps to couple’s massages. Even young spa-goers can get the VIP treatment. Membership at the health club is free to resort guests for the length of their stay. The spa is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. To schedule treatments, call (407) WDW-SPAS or (407) 939-7727 as far in advance as possible.

Grand Floridian Spa Waiting Area

I have a “day off” from the parks. What can I do at the GF?

Plenty! Sun Tracker Pontoon boats are available for rent. Or book a guided fishing excursion. Guests can also book a specialty cruise to see MK’s fireworks.

Jogging, basketball, and swimming are all available, as well as unique shops. Lobby Concierge in the Main Lobby can provide other suggestions.

Pontoon Boats at the Grand Floridian

What else can Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Lobby Concierge do for me?

Lobby Concierge is your stop for practically everything. They provide you with assistance in purchasing theme park tickets, making dinner shows, and dining reservations. They can give you any general information about Walt Disney World, suggest ideas for things to do, and locate any item you are searching for. And…

I forgot my (fill in the blank)! What can I do?

Lobby Concierge should be able to help you out here, too. Any item you may have forgotten to bring with you, they will do their best to locate. Sometimes they can find an item for you to borrow while you are there. If not, they will point you in the direction of where to go to purchase it. Housekeeping can also help. They can provide irons, ironing boards, highchairs, cribs, small appliances, grills, and even charcoal!

Any thing else I might want to know?

A portrait artist has been available daily 5 to 10 p.m. between Garden View and Sandy Cove in the main building. No appointment necessary. Check with lobby concierge to see if they’re available.

A special Mickey Cake is available at participating restaurants. You can order the cake in advance. A limited amount of same-day cakes are available. The price is approximately $40.

There’s a walking/jogging trail that starts at the Beach Pool entrance and loops past the Polynesian Resort’s beach and back for about a mile. You can take it further by running to Magic Kingdom, too!

Is there entertainment at the Grand Floridian?

Yes! In the lobby, you can enjoy a pianist tickle the ivories.

Pianist in the Grand Floridian Lobby

In the holiday season, a life-size Gingerbread House is assembled in the lobby, and you can purchase gourmet gingerbread and holiday treats!

2021 Grand Floridian Gingerbread House

To learn more about Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and all it has to offer, check out this AllEars TV video!

 

 

It is located at 4401 Grand Floridian Way, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830. The phone number is 407-824-3000, and the fax number is 407-824-3186.

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Overview

  • Phone: 407 824-3000
  • Address: 4401 Floridian Way, Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830

Transportation Options (3)

  • Bus
  • Boat
  • Monorail

Activities & Recreation (7)

  • Boat Rental
  • Splash Playground
  • Running Trail
  • Poolside Movies
  • Tennis Courts
  • Gym
  • Health Spa

Room Options (10)

  • Outer Bldg - Garden View
  • Outer Bldg - Lagoon View
  • Outer Bldg - Deluxe Room - Garden View
  • Outer Bldg - Theme Park View
  • Outer Bldg - Standard Room-Club Level Access
  • Main Bldg - Standard Room - Club Level
  • Main Bldg - Deluxe King Room - Club Level
  • Main Bldg - Theme Park View - Club Level
  • Outer Bldg-1 Bedroom Suite-Club Level Access
  • Outer Bldg-2 Bedroom Suite-Club Level Access