List of Walt Disney World resorts

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Walt Disney World operates more than twenty resort hotels in Florida, and where a guest stays shapes the whole holiday — the theme, the transport links, the restaurants and the price all change from resort to resort. Disney groups its hotels into tiers, from the flagship Deluxe resorts on the monorail loop and around Crescent Lake, through the Moderate resorts, to the large, boldly themed Value resorts, with Disney Vacation Club villas attached to or standing alongside many of them. This list collects every Walt Disney World resort hotel that has an article on this wiki, organised by tier, plus the resort's one campground.

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Deluxe resorts

Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge — an African safari lodge whose rooms overlook savannas of live animals, home to Boma – Flavors of Africa and Jiko – The Cooking Place.
Disney's Beach Club Resort — a New England-style lakeside resort sharing the Stormalong Bay pool complex with its Yacht Club neighbour.
Disney's BoardWalk Inn — a turn-of-the-century Atlantic boardwalk resort on Crescent Lake, above the BoardWalk entertainment strip.
Disney's Contemporary Resort — the A-frame landmark through which the monorail passes, beside Magic Kingdom on Bay Lake.
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa — the resort's flagship, a Victorian beach resort on the monorail loop, home to Victoria & Albert's.
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort — a South Pacific-themed opening-day resort on Seven Seas Lagoon, home to 'Ohana.
Disney's Wilderness Lodge — a Pacific Northwest national-park lodge on Bay Lake, reached from Magic Kingdom by boat.
Disney's Yacht Club Resort — the nautical sister resort to the Beach Club, across Crescent Lake from the BoardWalk.

Deluxe Villa resorts and Disney Vacation Club

Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort — the DVC tower beside the Contemporary, linked to it by a skybridge.
Disney's Old Key West Resort — the original Disney Vacation Club resort, themed to the Florida Keys.
Disney's Riviera Resort — a standalone DVC resort on the Disney Skyliner line, themed to the European Riviera and home to Topolino's Terrace – Flavors of the Riviera.
Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa — a large DVC resort themed to upstate New York horse country, across the water from Disney Springs.
The Villas at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa — the DVC wing of the Grand Floridian.

DVC villas also exist at several Deluxe resorts listed above — including the Beach Club Villas, BoardWalk Villas, Boulder Ridge and Copper Creek villas at the Wilderness Lodge, the Animal Kingdom Villas at Jambo House and Kidani Village, and the Polynesian's bungalows and villas — which are covered within those resorts' own articles rather than separately.

Moderate resorts

Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort — a sprawling resort of Caribbean island villages around Barefoot Bay, and a hub of the Disney Skyliner.
Disney's Coronado Springs Resort — a Spanish-colonial resort around Lago Dorado, anchored by the Gran Destino Tower.
Disney's Port Orleans Resort — twin resorts themed to New Orleans's French Quarter and the rural South's Riverside, joined by a boat service to Disney Springs.

Value resorts

Disney's All-Star Movies Resort — giant icons from Disney films, from Toy Story to Fantasia.
Disney's All-Star Music Resort — music-themed, and home to the resort's family suites.
Disney's All-Star Sports Resort — sports-themed, the first of the All-Star resorts.
Disney's Art of Animation Resort — family suites and rooms themed to Finding Nemo, Cars, The Lion King and The Little Mermaid.
Disney's Pop Century Resort — pop-culture decades from the 1950s to the 1990s, on the Disney Skyliner line.

Campground

Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground — campsites, cabins and wilderness recreation in several hundred acres of pine and cypress forest on Bay Lake, the resort's only campground and its oldest accommodation after the opening-day hotels.

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