Resort hopping at Disney World is one of the best ways to enjoy Disney magic without spending the entire day inside a theme park. It is part transportation adventure, part sightseeing tour, part snack crawl, and part “let’s pretend we are staying at the fancy resort for an hour” experience.
At its simplest, resort hopping means visiting multiple Disney World resort hotels in one day using Disney transportation. You might ride the monorail from Disney’s Contemporary Resort to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, take a boat over to Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, walk around the BoardWalk area, or use the Disney Skyliner to explore several resorts without needing a car.
And yes — you can do this even if you are not staying at those resorts.
Disney states that all guests have complimentary access to its transportation network, including buses, monorails, boats, and the Disney Skyliner. That network can be used to reach theme parks, Disney Resort hotels, Disney Springs, and other areas around Walt Disney World.
What Is Resort Hopping at Disney World?
Resort hopping is the act of visiting Disney World resort hotels for their public spaces, dining, shopping, atmosphere, lounges, seasonal displays, and transportation experiences.
You are not booking a room. You are not using the pool. You are not sneaking into anything. You are simply visiting the resort as a guest, the same way you might visit a hotel lobby, restaurant, gift shop, or waterfront area.
Think of it as a Disney sightseeing tour where the resorts are the attractions.
You can resort hop to:
- Explore resort lobbies
- Eat at restaurants or quick-service locations
- Visit lounges
- Shop in resort gift shops
- Enjoy waterfront paths and beaches
- Take photos
- See holiday decorations
- Ride the monorail, boats, or Skyliner
- Relax on a non-park day
- Plan a future stay
- Escape theme park crowds for a while
Resort hopping is especially popular during the Christmas season, when deluxe resorts like Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Disney’s Contemporary Resort, and Disney’s Beach Club Resort often have impressive holiday displays.
What Resort Hopping Is Not
Resort hopping does not mean you can use every amenity at every resort.
In general, you should not expect to:
- Use resort pools
- Use fitness centers
- Use guest-only recreation areas
- Park at a resort all day without a valid reason
- Enter secured guest-only areas
- Use resort-specific perks meant for overnight guests
Pools are the big one. Disney resort pools are for registered resort guests. So yes, you can walk around the Polynesian, grab food, shop, and enjoy the atmosphere — but no, you cannot casually cannonball into the Lava Pool like you own the place. Tempting? Sure. Good idea? Absolutely not.
Do You Need a Park Ticket to Resort Hop?
Usually, no.
You do not need a theme park ticket to visit most Disney World resorts, eat at resort restaurants, shop in resort stores, or use Disney transportation.
However, some routes are easier if you are already near a theme park entrance. For example:
- The monorail resorts are easiest from Magic Kingdom or the Transportation and Ticket Center.
- The EPCOT resort area is easiest from EPCOT’s International Gateway or Hollywood Studios.
- The Skyliner resorts are easiest from EPCOT or Hollywood Studios.
- The Disney Springs resorts are easiest from Disney Springs.
The catch is that entering a theme park itself requires valid admission. So if you are not using a park ticket, you need to start from places you can access without entering a park, such as Disney Springs, resort transportation areas, or the Transportation and Ticket Center.
The Most Important Rule: Disney Resorts Are Not a Resort-to-Resort Bus Network
This is the part that trips people up.
Disney transportation is excellent, but it is not designed like a city subway system where every resort connects directly to every other resort. In most cases, there are not direct buses from one Disney resort to another.
Instead, resort hopping works best when you use transportation hubs.
The main hubs are:
- Magic Kingdom
- EPCOT
- Hollywood Studios
- Animal Kingdom
- Disney Springs
- Transportation and Ticket Center
Disney’s transportation guidance notes that Magic Kingdom and EPCOT are connected by monorail, EPCOT and Hollywood Studios are connected by boat and Disney Skyliner, and Animal Kingdom is connected to the other parks by bus.
That means the best strategy is not “visit random resorts in random order.” The best strategy is to visit resorts by area.
The Best Resort Hopping Areas at Disney World
Disney World resort hopping is much easier when you divide the property into resort zones.
The best zones are:
- Magic Kingdom Monorail Resorts
- Magic Kingdom Boat Resorts
- EPCOT / BoardWalk Resorts
- Disney Skyliner Resorts
- Disney Springs Boat Resorts
- Animal Kingdom Area Resorts
- Bus-Only Resorts
Let’s go through each one.
1. Magic Kingdom Monorail Resort Hopping Route
This is the classic Disney World resort hopping route.
If someone has never resort hopped before, this is usually the best place to start.
Resorts on This Route
- Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
- Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows
- Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Best Transportation
Use the Resort Monorail.
The Walt Disney World Monorail System serves Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, the Transportation and Ticket Center, and select Disney Resort hotels. Disney notes that the Contemporary, Grand Floridian, and Polynesian offer convenient access to the monorail.
Best Order to Visit
Start at Magic Kingdom or the Transportation and Ticket Center.
A good order is:
- Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
- Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- Return to Magic Kingdom or TTC
Depending on where you board, the exact loop order may vary, but the important thing is that these resorts are connected by monorail.
Why This Route Is Great
This is the easiest resort hop because you are not dealing with complicated transfers. You board the Resort Monorail and visit three of Disney World’s most famous resorts.
Each stop has a very different personality:
Disney’s Contemporary Resort feels modern, open, and classic Disney in a 1970s futuristic way. The monorail running through the building is still one of the coolest pieces of Disney transportation design.
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort has tropical landscaping, tiki-inspired atmosphere, great food and drinks, and one of the best resort vibes on property.
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is elegant, bright, grand, and old-Florida fancy. It is the resort where you instinctively lower your voice and pretend you always dress nicely on vacation.
Best For
- First-time resort hoppers
- Families
- Adults over 50
- Holiday decorations
- Lounge hopping
- Monorail fans
- A no-park-ticket Disney day
2. Magic Kingdom Boat Resort Hopping Route
After the monorail resorts, you can add the nearby boat resorts.
Resorts on This Route
- Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
- Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
- Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
- The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort
- The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort — A Disney Vacation Club Resort
- The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort
Best Transportation
Use boat transportation from Magic Kingdom.
Disney confirms that select Disney Resort hotels offer complimentary boat service to and from Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and other areas throughout Walt Disney World.
Best Order to Visit
A good route is:
- Start at Magic Kingdom
- Boat to Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
- Boat or internal transportation to Fort Wilderness
- Return to Magic Kingdom
Why This Route Is Great
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge is one of the best resort hopping stops at Walt Disney World. It has a massive lobby, rustic national park lodge theming, water features, rocking chairs, fireplaces, and a peaceful atmosphere that feels completely different from Magic Kingdom even though it is nearby.
Fort Wilderness is more spread out and less convenient for a quick stop, but it is charming if you enjoy campgrounds, cabins, trails, and a slower pace.
Best For
- Relaxed afternoons
- Christmas decorations
- Rustic theming
- Photography
- Guests who want a quieter break from Magic Kingdom
3. EPCOT and BoardWalk Resort Hopping Route
This may be the best resort hopping area for adults.
It is walkable, scenic, packed with dining, and easy to combine with EPCOT or Hollywood Studios.
Resorts on This Route
- Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
- Disney’s Beach Club Resort
- Disney’s Beach Club Villas
- Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
- Disney’s BoardWalk Villas
- Walt Disney World Swan Hotel
- Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel
- Walt Disney World Swan Reserve
The Swan, Dolphin, and Swan Reserve are not part of the Disney Resorts Collection in the same way Disney-owned hotels are, but they are located in the EPCOT resort area and are excellent resort hopping stops.
Best Transportation
You can use:
- Walking paths
- Friendship Boats
- Disney Skyliner nearby
- EPCOT International Gateway
- Hollywood Studios connection
Disney notes that EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios are connected by boat and Disney Skyliner.
Best Order to Visit
A good order is:
- Start at EPCOT International Gateway or Hollywood Studios
- Disney’s Beach Club Resort
- Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
- Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
- Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin
- Walt Disney World Swan Reserve
- Return by walking path or boat
Why This Route Is Great
This area is compact compared with many other Disney resort zones. You can walk from resort to resort without needing buses or major transfers.
The atmosphere is also excellent. You get Crescent Lake, BoardWalk entertainment, restaurants, lounges, ice cream, bakeries, waterfront seating, and a more adult-friendly evening vibe.
Disney’s Beach Club has a bright New England seaside feel. Yacht Club is a little quieter and more refined. BoardWalk has energy, color, nightlife, and classic Atlantic City-style theming. Swan and Dolphin add a more convention-resort feel but have strong dining options.
Best For
- Adults
- Couples
- Food and drink hopping
- Evening resort hopping
- EPCOT days
- Hollywood Studios days
- Guests who prefer walking to buses
4. Disney Skyliner Resort Hopping Route
The Disney Skyliner is one of the most enjoyable ways to resort hop because the transportation itself feels like an attraction.
Resorts on This Route
- Disney’s Riviera Resort
- Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
- Disney’s Pop Century Resort
- Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
Best Transportation
Use the Disney Skyliner.
Disney describes the Skyliner as aerial gondolas connecting EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and select Disney Resort hotels.
Best Order to Visit
A good route is:
- Start at EPCOT International Gateway or Hollywood Studios
- Ride to Disney’s Riviera Resort
- Continue to Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
- Transfer to the Pop Century / Art of Animation line
- Visit Pop Century
- Walk across Generation Gap Bridge to Art of Animation
- Return by Skyliner
Why This Route Is Great
This is one of the most fun transportation-based resort hopping routes.
Disney’s Riviera Resort is refined, pretty, compact, and great for coffee, dining, and a slower-paced visit.
Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort is large and spread out, but it is the main Skyliner hub, so it is important for transfers.
Pop Century and Art of Animation are colorful, playful, and great for photos. Art of Animation especially has oversized icons and themed areas that make it fun to explore.
Best For
- Families
- Transportation fans
- Casual sightseeing
- Colorful photos
- A lower-cost resort tour
- Guests who want to ride the Skyliner without staying at a Skyliner resort
Important Skyliner Tip
The Skyliner can close for weather, especially lightning. Always have a backup plan. In Florida, afternoon storms do not ask your permission before ruining your transportation strategy.
5. Disney Springs Resort Hopping Route
This is one of the best no-park-ticket resort hopping routes because Disney Springs itself is free to enter and has parking.
Resorts on This Route
- Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
- Disney’s Old Key West Resort
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — Riverside
Best Transportation
Use:
- Walking paths
- Boat transportation, when operating
- Disney Springs bus connections
Best Order to Visit
A good order is:
- Start at Disney Springs
- Walk or boat to Saratoga Springs
- Boat to Old Key West
- Boat to Port Orleans French Quarter
- Continue to Port Orleans Riverside
- Return to Disney Springs
Why This Route Is Great
This is a slower, more peaceful resort hopping route. It does not feel as “theme park intense” as the monorail or Skyliner routes.
Saratoga Springs is close to Disney Springs and is good for walking. Old Key West has a relaxed Florida vacation-club feel. Port Orleans French Quarter is compact and charming. Port Orleans Riverside is beautiful, spread out, and great for a peaceful stroll.
This is also one of the better routes if you want to combine resort hopping with dinner, shopping, or entertainment at Disney Springs.
Best For
- Non-park days
- Adults over 50
- Relaxed evenings
- Dining at Disney Springs
- Guests with cars who want easy parking
- A calmer Disney day
6. Animal Kingdom Lodge Resort Hop
Animal Kingdom Lodge is not part of an easy multi-resort walking or monorail loop, but it is one of the best individual resort hopping destinations at Disney World.
Resorts on This Route
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge — Jambo House
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas — Kidani Village
Best Transportation
Use bus transportation from:
- Animal Kingdom
- Disney Springs
- Another theme park
Best Order to Visit
A good order is:
- Start at Animal Kingdom
- Bus to Animal Kingdom Lodge
- Visit Jambo House
- Continue to Kidani Village
- Return by bus
Why This Route Is Great
Animal Kingdom Lodge is spectacular. The lobby is beautiful, the restaurants are excellent, and the savanna viewing areas make the resort feel like something far beyond a normal hotel visit.
This is a great resort to visit for dinner, especially if you want a memorable evening outside the parks.
Best For
- Animal lovers
- Resort dining
- Photography
- A slower evening
- Guests who want one impressive resort stop instead of a giant loop
7. Bus-Only Resorts and Harder Resort Hopping Stops
Some Disney resorts are perfectly nice but less efficient for resort hopping because they rely heavily on buses.
Resorts in This Group
- Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort
- Gran Destino Tower
- Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Music Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort
Best Transportation
Usually bus transportation through:
- Animal Kingdom
- Hollywood Studios
- EPCOT
- Magic Kingdom
- Disney Springs
Why These Are Harder
These resorts are not bad places to visit. Coronado Springs, especially Gran Destino Tower, can be a very worthwhile stop. The issue is transportation efficiency.
If you are trying to visit several resorts in one day, bus-only resorts can slow you down because you usually need to transfer through a park or Disney Springs.
Best For
- Guests specifically interested in Coronado Springs dining or lounges
- All-Star nostalgia
- Budget resort research
- People with extra time
- Guests using rideshare instead of Disney transportation
Full List of Disney World Resorts by Resort Hopping Area
Here is a practical resort hopping list grouped by transportation area.
Magic Kingdom Monorail Resorts
- Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
- Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
- Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows
- Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Magic Kingdom Boat Resorts
- Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
- Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
- Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
- The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort
- The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort — A Disney Vacation Club Resort
- The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort
EPCOT / BoardWalk Area Resorts
- Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
- Disney’s Beach Club Resort
- Disney’s Beach Club Villas
- Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
- Disney’s BoardWalk Villas
- Walt Disney World Swan Hotel
- Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel
- Walt Disney World Swan Reserve
Disney Skyliner Resorts
- Disney’s Riviera Resort
- Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
- Disney’s Pop Century Resort
- Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
Disney Springs Area Resorts
- Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
- Disney’s Old Key West Resort
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter
- Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — Riverside
Animal Kingdom Area Resorts
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas — Jambo House
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas — Kidani Village
- Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Music Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort
Disney’s official resort list includes Disney Resort hotels across categories including deluxe resorts, moderate resorts, value resorts, villas, cabins, and campsites.
Best Resort Hopping Itineraries
Best Beginner Resort Hopping Itinerary
This is the best route for someone trying resort hopping for the first time.
Route
- Magic Kingdom
- Contemporary Resort
- Polynesian Village Resort
- Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- Back to Magic Kingdom
Transportation
Use the Resort Monorail.
Why It Works
It is easy, iconic, and low-stress. You do not need to understand the entire Disney transportation system. You just get on the monorail and enjoy the loop.
This is the “start here” resort hopping route.
Best Half-Day Resort Hopping Itinerary
This gives you a little more variety without turning the day into a military operation.
Route
- Start at Magic Kingdom
- Visit Contemporary Resort
- Visit Polynesian Village Resort
- Visit Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- Boat to Wilderness Lodge
- Return to Magic Kingdom
Transportation
Use:
- Monorail
- Boat
Why It Works
This combines Disney’s most famous resort hopping loop with one of the most atmospheric resorts on property. It is a great half-day plan.
Best Full-Day Resort Hopping Itinerary
This is the best realistic full-day plan.
Morning: Magic Kingdom Resort Area
- Contemporary Resort
- Polynesian Village Resort
- Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- Wilderness Lodge
Midday: EPCOT Resort Area
- Beach Club
- Yacht Club
- BoardWalk
- Swan and Dolphin
Afternoon: Skyliner Resorts
- Riviera
- Caribbean Beach
- Pop Century
- Art of Animation
Evening: Disney Springs Area
- Saratoga Springs
- Old Key West
- Port Orleans French Quarter
- Port Orleans Riverside
Why It Works
This route groups resorts by transportation type. You are not bouncing randomly across property. You are moving through logical resort zones.
Would I personally try to do all of this in one day? Only with comfortable shoes, a portable charger, and the emotional strength of a Disney dad who just survived a snack receipt.
Best Resort Hopping Route for Adults Over 50
This route keeps walking reasonable and focuses on comfortable scenery, lounges, and atmosphere.
Route
- Start at Magic Kingdom
- Monorail to Grand Floridian
- Monorail to Polynesian
- Monorail to Contemporary
- Break for lunch
- Transfer to EPCOT resort area
- Visit Yacht Club, Beach Club, and BoardWalk
Why It Works
You get beautiful resorts, easy transportation, and plenty of places to sit. The EPCOT resort area is walkable, but you can also use Friendship Boats if you want to reduce walking.
Best Resort Hopping Route for Food
Route
- Polynesian Village Resort
- Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
- Wilderness Lodge
- BoardWalk area
- Disney Springs
Why It Works
This route gives you access to some of the best dining and lounge areas outside the parks. You can build the whole day around snacks, small plates, lounges, and dessert.
Not saying this is the most responsible plan. Just saying it is a plan.
Best Resort Hopping Route Without a Park Ticket
Route
- Start at Disney Springs
- Visit Saratoga Springs
- Boat to Old Key West
- Boat to Port Orleans French Quarter
- Continue to Port Orleans Riverside
- Return to Disney Springs
Why It Works
This avoids the need to enter a park. It is relaxed, scenic, and practical if you are staying off property or just want a Disney day without buying park admission.
Tips for Resort Hopping Like You Know What You’re Doing
1. Do Not Try to Visit Every Resort in One Day
There are too many resorts, and Disney World is too big.
Pick one or two resort areas and enjoy them. Resort hopping is supposed to be fun, not a sweaty transportation scavenger hunt.
2. Use the My Disney Experience App
Transportation routes, hours, and availability can change. The app is your friend.
Use it to check:
- Bus times
- Walking directions
- Dining reservations
- Mobile order options
- Resort maps
- Park hours
3. Make Dining Reservations When Needed
Some resort restaurants are extremely popular. If your resort hopping plan depends on a specific meal, make a reservation when possible.
For casual resort hopping, lounges, quick-service restaurants, coffee shops, and mobile order locations are often easier.
4. Watch the Weather
Boats and Skyliner routes can be affected by weather. The Skyliner especially may pause or close during storms or lightning.
If your plan depends heavily on the Skyliner, have a backup.
5. Build in Breaks
The best resort hopping days have pauses built in.
Sit in a lobby. Grab coffee. Walk slowly. Watch the boats. Enjoy the resort instead of treating it like another checklist item.
6. Visit During the Holidays
If you are visiting from late November through December, resort hopping becomes even better.
Holiday resort hopping is practically its own Disney attraction. The Grand Floridian, Wilderness Lodge, Contemporary, Beach Club, BoardWalk, and Animal Kingdom Lodge are especially popular during the Christmas season.
7. Be Respectful
Remember that people are actually staying at these resorts.
Do not crowd quiet areas, enter guest-only spaces, use pools, disturb weddings or events, or act like the lobby is your personal YouTube studio. Resort hopping works best when everyone behaves like a decent human.
A wild concept, I know.
Best Resorts to Visit While Resort Hopping
If you only have time for a few, these are the strongest choices.
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
Best for tropical atmosphere, food, drinks, and Magic Kingdom views.
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Best for elegance, lobby atmosphere, holiday decorations, and monorail convenience.
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
Best for rustic beauty, peaceful atmosphere, and one of the best lobbies at Disney World.
Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
Best for evening energy, dining, entertainment, and EPCOT-area hopping.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
Best for unique atmosphere, dining, and savanna viewing areas.
Disney’s Riviera Resort
Best for Skyliner access, relaxed upscale design, coffee, and dining.
Port Orleans French Quarter
Best for charm, compact layout, and a relaxed Disney Springs-area hop.
Common Resort Hopping Mistakes
Mistake 1: Assuming Every Resort Connects Directly
They do not. Always think in hubs.
Mistake 2: Driving to Every Resort
This often creates parking headaches. Use Disney transportation when possible.
Mistake 3: Overplanning
Three great resort stops are better than nine rushed ones.
Mistake 4: Forgetting Travel Time
A “quick hop” can easily become 30 to 60 minutes depending on waits, transfers, and walking.
Mistake 5: Not Checking Operating Hours
Transportation does not always run exactly the way you expect, especially boats and Skyliner routes.
Mistake 6: Trying to Pool Hop
Do not do this. Resort pools are for registered guests.
Sample One-Day Resort Hopping Plan
Here is a realistic and enjoyable resort hopping day.
Morning
Start at Magic Kingdom.
Take the monorail to Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Walk through the Grand Canyon Concourse, browse the shops, and enjoy the classic monorail-inside-the-building experience.
Next, take the monorail to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Walk the grounds, grab a snack or drink, and enjoy the tropical atmosphere.
Then continue to Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. Explore the lobby, shops, and waterfront areas.
Midday
Return to Magic Kingdom and take a boat to Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.
Have lunch or a relaxed lobby break. This is one of the best places on property to slow down.
Afternoon
Transfer toward the EPCOT resort area.
Visit Beach Club, Yacht Club, and BoardWalk. Walk around Crescent Lake or use the Friendship Boats.
Evening
End at Disney’s BoardWalk or Disney Springs.
If you want energy, stay around the BoardWalk. If you want shopping, restaurants, and nightlife, head to Disney Springs.
That is a full day, but it still feels enjoyable instead of ridiculous.
Is Resort Hopping Worth It?
Yes, absolutely.
Resort hopping is one of the best ways to experience Disney World beyond the theme parks. It is especially useful if:
- You have a rest day
- You arrive before park day
- You are leaving later in the day
- You want Disney atmosphere without buying another ticket
- You want to research future resort stays
- You enjoy Disney transportation
- You want a slower, more relaxed Disney experience
The key is to avoid treating resort hopping like a race. The resorts are meant to be enjoyed. Walk around, eat something, sit by the water, admire the details, and let the transportation become part of the fun.
Disney World is not just four theme parks. It is a massive vacation ecosystem of resorts, restaurants, boats, monorails, shops, paths, and hidden corners. Resort hopping lets you experience that side of Disney — and sometimes, that is where the best vacation memories happen.
Because honestly, there are worse ways to spend a day than riding a monorail, eating snacks, and pretending you are casually considering a deluxe villa.
That is not irresponsible. That is research.
This morning, Disney Springs entered phase 2 of the reopening process. In this phase, Disney owned stores, shops and restaurants are now open including “World of Disney” which is the largest of all souvenir shops on any of the Disney properties in Florida.
Disney World officials have announced a press conference scheduled for 10am on Wednesday, May 27th to announce plans that have been submitted to Florida Government and Health officials on their plans to reopen Disney World.
All guests must wear face masks and have their temperatures taken at the park’s security entrance. Social distancing will be enforced within the parks and extra staff was hired and will be constantly wiping down and sanitizing all surfaces of the park. As of right now, the park will be operating at a maximum of 30% of capacity. Many hand-washing and sanitizing stations have been installed for guests to use.
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