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• Overview →
• What’s New at Coronado Springs →
• Layout and Resort Areas →
• Gran Destino Tower →
• Rooms →
• Club Level and Suites →
• Dining →
• Transportation →
• Pools and Recreation →
• Amenities and Services →
• Meetings and Conventions →
• Disney Resort Guest Benefits →
• AllEars Tips →
• Is Coronado Springs Right for You? →
• Frequently Asked Questions →

Overview

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort is located in the Animal Kingdom Resort Area at:

1001 West Buena Vista Drive
Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830-8403
Phone: (407) 939-1000

Coronado Springs is a Moderate Resort, but its amenities make it an outlier within that category. The resort surrounds Lago Dorado and includes traditional low-rise Village accommodations as well as the multi-story Gran Destino Tower.

Guests staying here have access to multiple restaurants and lounges, a large feature pool complex, three leisure pools, fitness centers, walking paths, recreational activities, a convention center, and complimentary Disney bus transportation.

The biggest advantages are the dining scene, Gran Destino Tower, attractive grounds, pool complex, and a generally more sophisticated atmosphere than you’ll find at many Disney Moderates.

The biggest drawbacks are the resort’s size and its reliance on buses for Disney transportation. There is no Skyliner station, monorail stop, or Disney boat transportation directly from Coronado Springs.

What’s New at Coronado Springs

The biggest change was the addition of Gran Destino Tower, which introduced a new main arrival experience, additional guest rooms and suites, rooftop dining, lounges, convention facilities, fitness amenities, and Club Level accommodations. The Tower also helped shift Coronado Springs from “Disney Moderate with a convention center” into something that occasionally feels closer to a Deluxe hotel wearing a Moderate name tag.

The bridges across Lago Dorado also make it easier to travel between different areas of the Resort, including the central Villa del Lago area where Three Bridges Bar & Grill is located.

Disney periodically refurbishes guest rooms, pools, restaurants, convention areas, and other Resort facilities. Check Disney’s current Coronado Springs information shortly before your trip for any refurbishment notices that could affect your stay. Hotel construction schedules age quickly. We prefer not to preserve one forever like a mosquito in amber.

Layout and Resort Areas

Coronado Springs includes three traditional Village areas surrounding Lago Dorado:

• Casitas
• Ranchos
• Cabanas

Gran Destino Tower sits near the main entrance and serves as the Resort’s primary arrival and lobby area. The different sections have very different personalities and location advantages, so choosing where you stay can meaningfully affect your experience.

Casitas

The Casitas section features fountains, courtyards, decorative tile, and architecture influenced by urban areas of Mexico and Spain. This section is relatively close to El Centro, dining, convention facilities, and Gran Destino Tower, depending on your exact building.

Preferred Village rooms are generally located in areas designed to give guests easier access to central Resort amenities. If you’re attending a convention or expect to use the restaurants and lounges frequently, Casitas can be a useful location.

Ranchos

The Ranchos section goes heavier on the American Southwest, with desert-inspired landscaping, rock formations, rustic architecture, and a quieter atmosphere. Ranchos can feel nicely removed from the activity around the convention center and Gran Destino Tower.

The tradeoff is exactly what you suspect: you may have a longer walk to dining and the main lobby. If your idea of vacation includes quiet landscaping and absolutely no urgency, this may be a feature rather than a bug.

Cabanas

The Cabanas section has a breezier, more coastal feel with colorful buildings and locations along Lago Dorado. Depending on your specific building, Cabanas can provide a useful middle ground between access to Gran Destino Tower and access to the Dig Site pool complex.

Some guests particularly like this area because it feels less urban than Casitas without putting you quite as far into the wilderness as certain Ranchos locations.

Lago Dorado and Villa del Lago

Lago Dorado sits in the middle of the Resort and is surrounded by walking paths. Pedestrian bridges cross the lake and help connect different sections of Coronado Springs.

At the center is Villa del Lago, home to Three Bridges Bar & Grill. Those bridges are more than decorative. At a Resort this large, anything that turns “walk all the way around the lake” into “walk directly across it” deserves our full support.

Gran Destino Tower

Gran Destino Tower is what makes Coronado Springs unlike Disney’s other Moderate Resorts. The multi-story Tower houses the main Resort lobby along with guest rooms, suites, restaurants, lounges, meeting spaces, and a fitness center. Unlike the traditional Village buildings, Gran Destino Tower has interior hallways.

Tower rooms also have large windows and may offer elevated views of the Resort, Lago Dorado, or other areas of Walt Disney World depending on room category and location. The Tower does not have private guest-room balconies, so don’t book it expecting to sip coffee on your own little terrace overlooking the lake.

One of Gran Destino’s biggest conveniences is having major Resort amenities in the same building or immediately nearby. If you’re deciding between a Village room and Gran Destino, the choice often comes down to this:

• Village Room: More traditional Disney Moderate Resort experience, low-rise buildings, exterior corridors, and potentially lower rates.
• Gran Destino Tower: Interior hotel experience, elevators, upscale common spaces, excellent dining and lounge access, and easier access to the main lobby.

There isn’t one universally better choice. But they are different enough that you should absolutely know which one you’re booking.

Rooms

Coronado Springs has a wider variety of room types than most Disney Moderate Resorts. There are traditional Village rooms, Gran Destino Tower rooms, suites, and Club Level accommodations.

Village Standard Location Rooms

Standard Village rooms generally sleep up to four adults and feature:

• 2 Queen Beds

Views may include courtyards, landscaping, Lago Dorado, pools, gardens, or parking areas. The rooms open onto exterior walkways rather than interior hotel corridors.

Village King Bed Rooms

King Bed Village rooms generally sleep up to two adults and include:

• 1 King Bed

Locations and views vary. These can be a useful option for couples or solo travelers who don’t need two queen beds.

Village Preferred Location Rooms

Preferred Location rooms are generally positioned closer to El Centro, dining, shopping, transportation, or other central Resort amenities. Depending on the room booked, Preferred accommodations may feature either two queen beds or a king bed.

As always, Preferred is mostly about geography. You aren’t buying a fundamentally different room. You’re paying to reduce the amount of time spent hoofing it across Coronado Springs. And at this Resort, that can be a legitimate upgrade.

Gran Destino Tower Resort View Rooms

Gran Destino Tower Resort View rooms may overlook courtyards, landscaping, gardens, or other areas surrounding the Tower.

Current room configurations may include:

• 2 Queen Beds
• OR 1 King Bed

Two-queen rooms generally sleep up to four adults, while king rooms generally sleep up to two.

Gran Destino Tower Water View Rooms

Water View rooms in Gran Destino Tower generally offer views toward Lago Dorado, pools, or other water features. Depending on the category booked, these rooms may have two queen beds or one king bed.

Before paying extra for the view, think about how much time you’re actually going to spend standing at your hotel-room window. Gran Destino rooms don’t have balconies, so this is primarily a visual upgrade rather than additional outdoor living space.

Typical Room Amenities

Room amenities vary somewhat between standard rooms and suites, but may include:

• Beverage cooler or refrigerator depending on room type
• Coffee machine
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Hairdryer
• In-room safe
• Lighted makeup mirror
• Iron and ironing board
• Television

What Do Rooms Cost?

Do not rely on a fixed Coronado Springs room-rate range. Pricing varies based on travel dates, demand, weekends, holidays, room location, Tower versus Village accommodations, suites, Club Level access, and available discounts. Gran Destino Tower rooms may also be priced differently from comparable Village rooms. Use Disney’s current booking system with your actual travel dates to compare.

Club Level and Suites

Another unusual feature at Coronado Springs is the availability of Club Level accommodations in Gran Destino Tower.

Chronos Club

Guests staying in eligible Club Level rooms and suites receive access to Chronos Club. The lounge generally provides refreshments throughout the day along with personalized Cast Member assistance and a quieter place to relax outside your room.

Specific food offerings, service hours, and Club Level benefits can change, so check Disney’s current description when booking. Club Level at a Moderate Resort is not exactly something Disney has scattered around like confetti, which is part of what makes Gran Destino distinctive.

Suites

Coronado Springs also offers several suite categories in both the Village areas and Gran Destino Tower. Depending on the category, suites may accommodate larger parties and include separate living spaces, additional beds, larger bathrooms, or expanded amenities.

Some Village suites can accommodate groups larger than a standard four-person room. Because suite configurations and availability can vary considerably, check the exact bed setup and occupancy shown for your dates before booking.

For larger families, it’s also worth comparing the suite price with two separate rooms. Sometimes one big suite wins. Sometimes having two doors that close is the true luxury.

Dining

The Resort has one of the most extensive dining lineups outside Disney’s Deluxe hotels, ranging from grab-and-go breakfast to rooftop Spanish dining and several very legitimate places to order a cocktail and decide you’re finished touring theme parks for the day.

Toledo – Tapas, Steak & Seafood

Toledo – Tapas, Steak & Seafood sits high in Gran Destino Tower. The restaurant focuses on Spanish-inspired cuisine, including tapas, steak, seafood, wine, and other dishes served in a striking space inspired by Spanish art and surrealism. The elevated location also provides sweeping views across Walt Disney World. This is a table-service restaurant, and Advance Dining Reservations are a good idea when available.

Dahlia Lounge

Dahlia Lounge is also located high in Gran Destino Tower and is one of the Resort’s strongest adult-friendly spaces. The lounge serves specialty cocktails, wine, and small plates in a stylish space inspired by Spanish surrealism. If your evening plans involve a cocktail, a chair, and absolutely no desire to board another theme park bus, Dahlia is making a compelling argument.

Barcelona Lounge

Barcelona Lounge is located on the lower lobby level of Gran Destino Tower. It’s inspired by Spanish coffee culture and typically serves espresso drinks, pastries, and lighter fare earlier in the day, with beverages and lounge offerings depending on current operating hours. This can be an especially useful option for Tower guests looking for coffee without making a full expedition to another building.

Three Bridges Bar & Grill at Villa del Lago

Three Bridges Bar & Grill sits directly over Lago Dorado at Villa del Lago. The open-air restaurant serves sandwiches, shared plates, salads, entrees, cocktails, and other drinks in a waterfront setting. Its central location also makes it a surprisingly convenient meeting point for guests staying in different parts of the Resort.

Maya Grill

Maya Grill is a table-service restaurant serving Mexican-inspired cuisine in an atmospheric dining room decorated with Mayan-influenced details. Menus and operating schedules can change, so check current availability before building it into your plans.

Rix Sports Bar & Grill

Rix Sports Bar & Grill combines a full-service restaurant with an upscale sports-bar atmosphere. You’ll find plenty of televisions for watching games along with burgers, sandwiches, bar food, beer, cocktails, and other menu options. If your vacation happens to overlap with a major sporting event, this is the sort of information worth filing away.

El Mercado de Coronado

El Mercado de Coronado is a casual option offering grab-and-go food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Selections may include entrees, snacks, desserts, beverages, and portable meals. This is the practical “we need food and we need it before someone becomes unpleasant” portion of the dining lineup.

Café Rix

Café Rix is useful for coffee, smoothies, pastries, fruit, yogurt, salads, gelato, and other quick items. It’s particularly handy when you need breakfast but don’t need breakfast to become an event.

Siestas Cantina

Siestas Cantina is located near the Dig Site pool complex. It serves poolside food and drinks, with options that may include burgers, sandwiches, nachos, cocktails, and other casual fare. Translation: you do not necessarily need to put on proper clothes just because someone wants lunch during a pool day.

Laguna Bar

Laguna Bar is a lakeside bar offering tequila, mezcal, cocktails, and other beverages. Operating hours and exact menus can change. Coronado has enough drinking establishments that we’re beginning to suspect someone on the original planning committee understood us personally.

Transportation

For all of Coronado Springs’ amenities, transportation is one area where the Resort keeps things simple. Disney buses are the primary complimentary Disney transportation option. There is no Skyliner, monorail, or Disney boat service directly from Coronado Springs.

Disney Buses

Complimentary Disney bus transportation connects Coronado Springs with Walt Disney World’s theme parks, Disney Springs, and other destinations based on current transportation operations. The main bus stop is near Gran Destino Tower and El Centro.

Additional bus stops serve the traditional Resort areas, including:

• Casitas
• Ranchos
• Cabanas

The multiple-stop setup is important. Depending on your location, destination, and Disney’s current routing, your bus may make other Resort stops before leaving Coronado Springs. Likewise, when returning from the parks, your stop may not be first.

Getting Around Coronado Springs

Walking paths and bridges connect the various Resort sections around Lago Dorado. The bridges make the Resort easier to navigate than older maps may suggest, but Coronado is still large. If someone in your party has mobility concerns, proximity to dining, transportation, or the main lobby may be worth prioritizing when selecting a room category or making a location request.

Rideshare and Minnie Van Service

Rideshare can be particularly useful at Coronado Springs when you’re traveling to another Disney Resort or simply don’t want to work around bus timing. Disney’s Minnie Van service, when available, also provides transportation around Walt Disney World through the Lyft app for an additional charge.

Pools and Recreation

Coronado Springs has one major feature pool complex plus three leisure pools.

The Dig Site and Lost City of Cibola Pool

The Resort’s main pool complex is known as The Dig Site. At its center is the Lost City of Cibola Pool, themed around Mayan ruins and dominated by a large pyramid with water cascading down its stone steps. The pool also features a 123-foot-long Jaguar Slide.

Hot Tub

The Dig Site is also home to a very large hot tub that Disney currently identifies as the largest outdoor hot tub at Walt Disney World. It can accommodate a crowd, which is useful because apparently every adult at Disney World reaches the same conclusion after 25,000 steps: boiling ourselves in water now sounds excellent.

Kiddie Pool

A children’s pool is also available at The Dig Site for younger swimmers.

Three Leisure Pools

Coronado Springs also has three quieter leisure pools located in the traditional Village areas:

• Casitas
• Ranchos
• Cabanas

These pools are simpler than The Dig Site but can be much more relaxing when you don’t need a waterslide or a themed pool party. Complimentary towels are generally provided at the Resort pools.

Fitness Centers

Coronado Springs currently has two fitness centers. La Vida Health Club offers fitness equipment along with select spa or beauty services, while The Fitness Center at Gran Destino provides another workout facility inside the Tower. Current hours and available services can change, particularly for spa or salon appointments.

Other Recreation

Recreation offerings may include:

• Movies Under the Stars
• Campfire activities
• Poolside games and activities
• Sand volleyball near The Dig Site
• Playground near The Dig Site
• Iguana Arcade
• Walking and jogging path around Lago Dorado
• Fitness facilities
• Special art experiences and workshops

Some activities may cost extra or only operate on specific days.

Check the Resort recreation schedule during your stay rather than planning your entire Thursday around a craft class you saw mentioned online three years ago.

Amenities and Services

Coronado Springs offers more services than most Disney Moderate Resorts, partly because it also functions as a major convention hotel. We’re still going to consolidate them because the ATM does not need its own chapter.

• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Online Check-In and supported Direct-to-Room features
• Complimentary self-parking for registered Resort guests under current Disney policy
• Valet parking for an additional charge when available
• Housekeeping service
• Self-service laundry facilities near the Village leisure pools
• Dry cleaning and valet laundry services
• ATM
• Business center services
• Mail and package services
• Designated outdoor smoking areas
• Bell Services and luggage storage
• Fitness centers
• Club Level services for eligible guests
• Front Desk and Guest Services
• Resort shopping

Specific services, fees, and operating procedures can change. Check Disney’s current Resort information if a particular amenity is important to your trip.

Shopping

Coronado Springs offers Resort shopping where guests can typically find Disney merchandise, Coronado Springs items, apparel, snacks, beverages, and practical vacation necessities. Because every Disney trip eventually includes the sentence, “I swear I packed sunscreen.”

Laundry

Self-service laundry facilities are generally located near the three Village leisure pools. Laundry and dry-cleaning services may also be available. Gran Destino guests should check the current Resort information for the most convenient option during their stay.

Online Check-In and Direct-to-Room Service

Guests can use the My Disney Experience app to begin Online Check-In before arrival. Eligible guests may receive their room number through the app once the room becomes available and can use supported digital room-entry options.

The main Front Desk is located in Gran Destino Tower. And yes, actual Cast Members still exist. If you have a room request, billing problem, accessibility concern, or reservation issue, sometimes talking to a human being remains the superior technology.

Check-In and Check-Out

Disney Resort hotel rooms generally have a 3 PM check-in time and an 11 AM check-out time. You can arrive before your room is ready and begin using many Resort amenities. Guests using Online Check-In may receive a notification through the My Disney Experience app when their room becomes available.

Meetings and Conventions

Coronado Springs is one of Walt Disney World’s primary convention Resorts. The Resort has extensive meeting and event space attached to its hotel facilities, and large conferences may take place during your stay.

For leisure travelers, this is worth knowing for a couple of reasons. First, the Resort can feel more adult-oriented than many Disney hotels. You’ll frequently see conference attendees, business travelers, and groups around the restaurants, lounges, and lobby.

Second, conventions can affect how busy particular dining locations or common areas feel at certain times. That isn’t necessarily a negative. In fact, families may occasionally find the buses or pool relatively peaceful during the middle of the day because a large chunk of the Resort is trapped in a ballroom discussing quarterly projections.

Disney Resort Guest Benefits

Because Coronado Springs is part of the Disney Resorts Collection, eligible guests receive many of the standard perks available to Disney Resort hotel guests.

Early Theme Park Entry

Eligible Disney Resort hotel guests currently receive Early Theme Park Entry at Walt Disney World’s theme parks. This benefit generally allows qualifying guests to enter participating parks before the regular opening time. Valid theme park admission is required, and operating details can change, so check current park hours before your visit.

Lightning Lane Planning

Guests staying at eligible Disney Resort hotels generally receive an earlier opportunity to purchase and plan eligible Lightning Lane passes than most off-site guests. Disney has changed Lightning Lane systems before, so check the current booking rules before your trip instead of relying on an old vacation-planning screenshot.

Advance Dining Reservations

Disney Resort hotel guests can generally begin making Advance Dining Reservations 60 days before arrival and may receive the ability to book eligible reservations across their Resort stay when that window opens. Reservation rules can change, so confirm current Disney policies before your booking date.

Extended Evening Theme Park Hours

Coronado Springs guests generally do not qualify for Extended Evening Theme Park Hours. That benefit is typically reserved for guests staying at Disney Deluxe Resorts, Disney Deluxe Villas, and certain other eligible hotels. Booking a Gran Destino Tower room or Club Level room does not automatically turn Coronado Springs into a Deluxe Resort for the purposes of every Disney Resort benefit.

Seasonal Resort Benefits

Disney occasionally offers additional limited-time perks to Resort hotel guests. These benefits may depend on travel dates, season, or Resort category. Check Disney’s current Resort hotel benefits before your vacation rather than assuming a perk offered during a previous trip will still apply.

AllEars Tips

Decide whether you want a Tower hotel or a sprawling Moderate Resort. Gran Destino and the Village areas feel different enough that this should be one of your first booking decisions.

Gran Destino is great for adults. Interior hallways, Barcelona Lounge, Dahlia Lounge, Toledo, and a beautiful lobby make the Tower an especially strong option for couples or adults who want their hotel to feel a little less aggressively “family vacation.”

Do not ignore the Village rooms. Gran Destino gets most of the attention, but a Village room may save money and put you closer to The Dig Site or a quieter leisure pool.

Preferred matters if you’re worried about walking. Coronado Springs is large. Paying for a more central Village location may make more sense here than at a compact Resort.

Use the bridges. Older Coronado Springs advice sometimes makes the Resort sound like you’ll need provisions and a pack mule to cross Lago Dorado. The bridges make getting between sections considerably easier.

Three Bridges is one of the best reasons to schedule a Resort evening. Dinner and cocktails over Lago Dorado can be a much better use of two hours than adding another attraction queue to your day.

Check the convention schedule if crowds concern you. Large groups can affect restaurants, lounges, and common areas. On the flip side, convention guests may spend huge chunks of the day in meeting rooms instead of competing with you for pool chairs.

Bus location matters. There are multiple stops around Coronado Springs. Know which one is closest to your room before your first 7 AM expedition.

Don’t overpay for a Tower view without thinking about it. Gran Destino has large windows but no balconies. If you’re rarely in your room during daylight, a Resort View may do the job just fine.

Use the leisure pools if you want quiet. The Dig Site is fun, but the Village pools can be much calmer.

Adults should know about the lounges. Coronado Springs has an almost suspicious number of places where you can order a cocktail. This is information we consider essential vacation planning.

Check refurbishment notices before arrival. Disney routinely updates its Resorts. Current information will always be more useful than a closure notice preserved on a planning page from two years ago.

Is Coronado Springs Right for You?

Coronado Springs is one of Disney World’s more interesting Moderate Resort choices because it can work for several very different kinds of travelers. Families get The Dig Site pool, waterslide, playground, arcade, leisure pools, and plenty of food options. Adults get rooftop dining, lounges, Gran Destino Tower, attractive lakefront spaces, fitness centers, and a Resort that doesn’t feel like every square inch was engineered exclusively for children. Business travelers get a major convention facility.

And those of us who will abandon a theme park attraction for a good lounge get…well, several lounges. Bless.

Coronado may not be the best choice if alternative Disney transportation is a major priority. You won’t find a Skyliner station, boat dock, or monorail here. It may also frustrate guests who want an extremely compact Resort where everything is three minutes from their room. But if you’re willing to work with the size, Coronado Springs offers a lot for a Moderate.

Gran Destino Tower can feel surprisingly upscale. The Village areas offer a more traditional Disney Resort experience. The Dig Site is a genuinely fun pool complex. And the dining lineup is strong enough that you can spend an entire evening at the Resort without feeling like you’re settling.

Coronado Springs occupies a strange little sweet spot in the Disney hotel lineup. It’s officially a Moderate. It just occasionally forgets to behave like one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of Resort is Disney’s Coronado Springs?

Coronado Springs is a Disney Moderate Resort located in the Animal Kingdom Resort Area.

What is Gran Destino Tower?

Gran Destino Tower is the multi-story hotel tower at Coronado Springs. It houses the main Resort lobby along with guest rooms, suites, restaurants, lounges, Club Level accommodations, meeting spaces, and a fitness center.

Is Gran Destino Tower a Deluxe Resort?

No. Gran Destino Tower is part of Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort, which is officially categorized as a Moderate Resort.

What’s the difference between Gran Destino Tower and the Village rooms?

Gran Destino Tower offers a more traditional hotel experience with interior hallways, elevators, elevated views, lounges, and dining within the building. Village rooms are located in low-rise Casitas, Ranchos, and Cabanas buildings around the Resort and generally open onto exterior walkways.

What are the Village areas at Coronado Springs?

The traditional Resort areas are Casitas, Ranchos, and Cabanas.

How many people can stay in a standard Coronado Springs room?

Most standard rooms with two queen beds accommodate up to four adults. King Bed rooms generally sleep up to two adults.

Does Coronado Springs have suites?

Yes. Coronado Springs offers multiple suite categories, with options available in both the Village areas and Gran Destino Tower.

Does Coronado Springs have Club Level rooms?

Yes. Eligible Gran Destino Tower accommodations offer Club Level access, including access to Chronos Club.

What is Chronos Club?

Chronos Club is the Club Level lounge at Gran Destino Tower. Eligible guests receive lounge access along with refreshments and additional guest services. Offerings and hours are subject to change.

Does Coronado Springs have Skyliner transportation?

No. Coronado Springs is not connected to the Disney Skyliner.

Does Coronado Springs have monorail transportation?

No. The Resort does not have monorail service.

Does Coronado Springs have boat transportation?

No. Disney buses are the primary complimentary transportation option from Coronado Springs.

How many bus stops are at Coronado Springs?

Disney currently operates a main bus stop near Gran Destino Tower along with additional stops serving the Casitas, Ranchos, and Cabanas areas. Transportation operations are subject to change.

How many pools does Coronado Springs have?

The Resort has the main Lost City of Cibola Pool at The Dig Site plus three leisure pools in the Village areas.

Does Coronado Springs have a waterslide?

Yes. The Lost City of Cibola Pool features the 123-foot-long Jaguar Slide.

Does Coronado Springs have a hot tub?

Yes. The Dig Site includes a large hot tub near the feature pool.

Does Coronado Springs have a gym?

Yes. Coronado Springs currently has two fitness facilities: La Vida Health Club and The Fitness Center at Gran Destino.

Does Coronado Springs have a table-service restaurant?

Yes. In fact, there are several full-service options, including Toledo, Three Bridges Bar & Grill, Maya Grill, and Rix Sports Bar & Grill.

Does Coronado Springs have lounges?

Yes. Lounge and bar options include Dahlia Lounge, Barcelona Lounge, Laguna Bar, and other locations around the Resort.

Where is Toledo located?

Toledo – Tapas, Steak & Seafood is located near the top of Gran Destino Tower and offers Spanish-inspired dining with elevated Resort views.

Where is Three Bridges Bar & Grill?

Three Bridges is located at Villa del Lago over Lago Dorado, connected to surrounding Resort areas by pedestrian bridges.

Is Coronado Springs a convention hotel?

Yes. Coronado Springs has extensive Disney Meetings & Events facilities and regularly hosts conferences and group events.

Is Coronado Springs good for adults?

Yes. Gran Destino Tower, rooftop dining, lounges, fitness facilities, attractive grounds, and a more subdued overall atmosphere make Coronado Springs one of the stronger Moderate Resort options for adult trips.

Is Coronado Springs good for families?

Yes. Families may appreciate The Dig Site pool complex, waterslide, playground, arcade, multiple dining options, and leisure pools throughout the Resort.

Is Coronado Springs good for couples?

It can be an especially strong option for couples who want a Disney Resort with lounges, sit-down dining, attractive evening spaces, and a more sophisticated atmosphere without necessarily paying Deluxe Resort prices.

Does Gran Destino Tower have balconies?

No. Gran Destino Tower rooms have large windows but do not have private balconies.

Can I use Online Check-In at Coronado Springs?

Yes. Eligible guests can use Online Check-In and supported Direct-to-Room features through the My Disney Experience app.

Is parking free at Coronado Springs?

Under Disney’s current policy, complimentary overnight self-parking is available to registered guests staying at Disney Resort hotels. Valet parking may also be available for an additional charge. Parking policies and fees are subject to change.

What time are check-in and check-out?

Disney Resort hotel rooms generally have a 3 PM check-in time and an 11 AM check-out time.

Does Coronado Springs get Extended Evening Theme Park Hours?

Coronado Springs guests generally do not receive Extended Evening Theme Park Hours. That perk is typically reserved for guests of Disney Deluxe Resorts, Disney Deluxe Villas, and certain other eligible hotels.

Should I stay at Gran Destino Tower or in the Villages?

Choose Gran Destino if you prefer interior hallways, a traditional hotel setup, easy lobby and dining access, and a more upscale atmosphere. Consider the Village rooms if you want a more traditional Disney Moderate experience, prefer being closer to a particular pool or Resort area, or find a better rate there.