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Let’s Recap! 1. Disney’s Yacht Club and Beach Club Resorts Ale & Compass Restaurant(breakfast, lunch, dinner) Ale & Compass Lounge(bar) The Market at Ale & Compass(breakfast, lunch, dinner) Crew’s Cup Lounge(lunch, dinner, late night) Yachtsman Steakhouse(dinner only) Cape May Café(breakfast, brunch, dinner) Beaches & Cream Soda Shop(lunch, dinner) Martha’s Vineyard(lunch, bar, late night) Beach Club Marketplace(breakfast, lunch, dinner, late night) ...

3. Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotels These are upscale hotels that are not technically Disney Resorts, so keep in mind that their restaurants typically don’t accept Disney Dining Plan credits. However, they’re still conveniently located within walking distance of Epcot. Cabana Bar and Beach Club(bar) — Chic, illuminated bar in a hexagon-shaped room; very close to the pool ...

2. Disney’s BoardWalk Inn and Villas Take a trip back to early-20th-century Atlantic City, with all its beach town energy and nostalgic midway charm. Flying Fish(dinner) — Signature dining; sustainable gourmet seafood offerings; open kitchen with counter seating where you can watch the chefs work Big River Grill & Brewing Works(lunch, dinner) — Microbrewery and family-friendly casual dining; floor-to-ceiling glass ...

We’ve talked in the past about all the delightful experiences you’ll discover at the Epcot-Area Disney Resort Hotels. But what about their dining options? Not to worry, we’re here to break down all the eateries, lounges, and Character dining experiences that lay before you. Let’s go. 1. Disney’s Yacht Club and Beach Club Resorts Yacht Club and Beach Club are ...

Let’s Recap! What are the Benefits of Upgrading to a Moderate Resort? Here’s a quick list of some benefits: •          Classier theming •          Slightly larger rooms •          Table-service dining •          Lush landscaping The 5 Moderate Resorts 1. Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort– Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort boasts a lush tropical theme reminiscent of five Caribbean islands. 2. Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort– Coronado Springs, by contrast, ...

The 5 Moderate Resorts Now we’ll quickly cover the five Resort Hotels that fall in the Moderate category, so you can determine which one might be the best for your family. 1. Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort boasts a lush tropical theme reminiscent of five Caribbean islands — Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique, Trinidad and Aruba — complete with ...

If you’re the budget-conscious type who’s ever taken a vacation to Walt Disney World, you’ve more than likely stayed in one of Disney’s “Value” Resorts, which are on the low end of the three-tier pricing totem pole, as it were. For the next trip you’re planning, it could be that you’re considering bumping up the accommodations without jumping straight into ...

Let’s Recap! 1.    Value – Value Resorts are the least expensive of the bunch. Art of Animation – Art of Animation is the newest of the Value Resorts. Pop Century – Our second favorite Value Resort is Pop Century. 2. Moderate – Moderate Resorts are the most popular with families. Port Orleans French Quarter – Our first pick is Port Orleans ...

3. Deluxe Staying at a deluxe Disney resort is an experience in and of itself. These resorts are well themed without feeling childish, and the amenities are the best of the best. These hotels are where you want to be if you’re looking to live in the lap of luxury during your Disney trip. Animal Kingdom Lodge Many people with ...

2. Moderate Moderate Resorts are the most popular with families. As far as pricing goes, these are a good middle ground, and the benefits of these hotels match their pricing perfectly. They are a bit more plush than the Value Resorts, but not extremely elegant like many of the Deluxe Resorts are. This makes them ideal for many people. Port ...