If you have many friends or family to travel with, why not consider taking an unforgettable Disney Group Vacation? Disney offers accommodations explicitly tailored for larger parties ranging from All-Star Music Resort family suites to Fort Wilderness cabins that sleep six per room.
Academy Travel offers a Group Sales Team here to assist with accommodations, park tickets, dining reservations, and any magical extras that may be desired for groups of 10 guest rooms or more! Give them a call now to start planning!
1. Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
Disney’s Art of Animation Value Resort stands apart from its predecessor, Pop Century. This family suite hotel is themed after four famous Disney and Pixar films.
Beyond its beautifully themed rooms, guests of Hourglass Lake Hotel also enjoy its Land of Flavors food court, Pixel Play Arcade, Righteous Reef playground, Jogging Trail, and Movies Under the Stars.
2. Bay Lake Tower
Disney’s Bay Lake Tower is an incredible DVC property offering guests luxurious rooms – the Grand Villas are genuinely immense!
At the Contemporary Resort, guests have access to all the amenities. However, the Cove Pool features a zero-entry area with a toddler and a giant water slide, making for an unparalleled swimming experience!
Dining options at Chef Mickey’s, Steakhouse 71, and California Grill can be found on-site, while access to Top of the World Lounge can also be gained from this location.
3. Disney’s Contemporary Resort
The iconic A-frame Contemporary towers over Seven Seas Lagoon and Bay Lake. Co-located with Disney Vacation Club’s Bay Lake Tower, it provides guests with new accommodations near Magic Kingdom – ideal for guests over seven nights!
Rooms in the central tower accommodate up to four guests; many feature daybeds that can sleep five people comfortably. California Grill offers high-class dining with rooftop views of Magic Kingdom fireworks.
4. Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
The Grand Floridian Hotel and Resort at Walt Disney World, situated on Seven Seas Lagoon and only steps or monorail ride away from Magic Kingdom, draws inspiration from Florida’s Victorian-style seaside resorts of yesteryear.
Standard rooms at our resort are the largest on the property and feature a subdued palette with artwork that transports you back in time.
5. Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is beloved among guests for many reasons. Offering convenient monorail access to Magic Kingdom and Epcot, guests love spending their vacation there.
Kona Cafe and ‘Ohana are among many dining options at this hotel, while it also boasts the first Hey, Disney personal assistant AI with a Disney theme – during your stay, you can use Hey Disney to ask any question imaginable!
6. Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
One of Disney’s premier resorts, this Disney Deluxe Hotel is famed for its proximity to the Magic Kingdom and stunning views of Cinderella Castle. The exterior design echoes Hotel del Coronado in California while still keeping with Victorian aesthetics.
Rooms at this grand Florida Victorian seaside hotel feature turrets, latticework, and red-shingle roofs reminiscent of classic seaside resorts from Florida’s past. Relax against a tufted headboard while hunting for hidden Mickeys amongst the embroidery.
7. Disney’s Contemporary Resort
The Contemporary Resort, one of Disney’s original hotels, stands between Bay Lake and Seven Seas Lagoon and offers Deluxe Resort accommodations and Disney Vacation Club Villas for additional accommodations.
Strong points include its monorail running through its main building for convenient access to Magic Kingdom and Epcot and good dining options. Unfortunately, its weakest aspects include its high nightly rates and outdated appearance.
8. Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
The Grand Floridian Resort and Spa are well-known for offering some of the finest dining on Disney property, making this Deluxe Resort easily accessible via walking or monorail from Magic Kingdom and offering a spa, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, and lobby entertainment services.
Rooms at The Grand Floridian offer expansive spaces and spectacular views, such as Seven Seas Lagoon, Magic Kingdom, or Cinderella Castle. Additionally, this resort provides Disney Vacation Club rooms.
9. Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows
Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows is one of the most beloved resorts on the property, thanks to its relaxed South Pacific ambiance and extensive dining options (such as Ohana noodles or bread pudding at Ohana, Trader Sam’s fun drinks, or Pineapple Lanai for Dole Whip) that provide an idyllic retreat.
Staying at a Disney Vacation Club resort like Polynesian Villas allows guests to take in lake and Magic Kingdom views from Deluxe Studios and Bora Bora Bungalows, or peek at Polynesian Villa resale listings here.
10. Disney’s Contemporary Resort
Disney’s Contemporary Resort is a trendy hotel for groups visiting WDW. Located a mere monorail ride (or a short walk) away from Magic Kingdom, its prime location makes this property highly desired among group travel agents and organizers.
Rooms in the Tower offer views of Bay Lake and Seven Seas Lagoon, while other hotel attractions such as California Grill, Chef Mickey’s, and Contempo Cafe make this hotel stand out.
Plus, you can avoid bus/monorail lines at both ends of each day!
