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TOP 6 DISNEY RESORTS THAT
Top 6 DISNEY RESORTS
THAT WON’T BREAK THE BANK
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by Shivani Goswami
Every year, thousands of tourists flock to Florida during the spring and summer to enjoy the warm weather and sandy beaches. But most families who come down here obviously choose to visit the amusement parks, especially Disney World. While some families save up money to stay in the very luxurious resorts Disney has to offer, others may look for cheaper hotels near the park that are sometimes not too great. And when anyone comes to Disney, they clearly want to have a magical and memorable experience. But not to worry — here's a list of the best and cheapest Disney resorts that will give you a touch of Disney magic while saving you some money.
DISNEY’S Art of Animation
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DISNEY’S ART OF ANIMATION
The Art of Animation Resort is No. 1 on this list for many reasons. It has been one of the highest rated resorts of Disney by guests and reviewers, and features a range of themed rooms from some of Disney’s most beloved animated films including Cars, Finding Nemo, The Lion King and The Little Mermaid. Adults and children alike will enjoy the fun atmosphere of this resort. It will have you feeling as if you are actually in an animated movie! The Art of Animation resort also has the largest pool of all the resorts at Disney World: the Big Blue Pool, which is inspired by the Pixar movie Finding Nemo. With rooms starting at around $173 (the suites will be a little bit more), this resort is easily one of the most affordable and fun resorts Disney has to offer. You can check out the Art of Animation Resort’s website for more information at disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/art-of-animation-resort/.
Pop Century Resort
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ALL-STAR MOVIES RESORT
Imagine being surrounded by all your favorite Disney friends as you become a part of some of the most popular Disney movies at the All-Star Movies Resort. This resort pays tribute to a few of the legendary films with themes from Toy Story, Fantasia, 101 Dalmatians, Mighty Ducks and the Love Bug. With a Fantasia-themed pool, jogging trail and a fun movie-themed arcade, any kid will love this resort. Plus, if you are planning to visit Animal Kingdom, it is just a short bus ride away. The rooms have a starting price of $108, so do not hesitate to make your reservations today. For more information about the All-Star Movies Resort, you can visit their website disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/all-starmovies-resort/recreation/.
POP CENTURY RESORT3
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Travel back in time and experience the different trends of the 1950s through the 1990s at the Pop Century Resort. This resort has everything from the '50s–'90s: huge yo-yos, Play-Doh, Rubik’s Cubes, rollerblades. Any adult or child will love this resort and can even learn about the fashion trends, catch phrases and toys that were popular through the decades. Take a dive into a '60s-themed pool called the Hippy Dippy Pool that features flower-shaped water jets, along with a '50s Bowling Pool and a '90s Computer Pool. The best part about this resort is that it is located perfectly in the middle of all the Disney parks. The price is a little bit more than the previous two resorts, going between $213 and $258, but is still a pretty good deal considering it’s a Disney resort. If you would like more information about the Pop Century Resort, you can visit their website at disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/popcentury-resort/.
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CAMPSITES AT FORT WILDERNESS RESORT
For anyone who enjoys camping and has a love for nature, the Campsites at Fort Wilderness Resort are the perfect option. You can enjoy the timeless beauty of the classic American Frontier, with deer, ducks and armadillos roaming around the campsites. Once the stars come out, you will be able to sleep in a peaceful, serene setting. There are golf carts for rent, a pool with a waterslide, a spa and fun recreational activities such as archery, horseback riding and canoeing. With a price starting at $65, this is probably the cheapest option if you do not mind having a limited number of amenities. For more information on the Campsites at Fort Wilderness Resort, you can check out their website disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/campsites-at-fort-wilderness-resort/.
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CARIBBEAN BEACH RESORT
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Have a relaxing, tropical vacation as you leave your worries behind at the Caribbean Beach Resort, which is full of vibrant colors and lush landscapes. The resort captures the natural beauty of the five tropical islands of Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique, Trinidad and Aruba. There are so many fun-filled activities for the whole family to enjoy, including colonial forts, lively markets, immaculate beaches and much more. You can explore the Old Port Royale, which is like a "port of entry" for guests where you can dine, browse the merchandise and get all your hotel amenities. There is also an old Spanish citadel that includes a zero-entry pool, two water slides, a cannon and an 82-foot trip down a huge slide that penetrates the fortress wall. With a starting rate of $220, this resort is an excellent place for anyone who wants to have a tropical vacation, without the hassle of traveling to an actual island. If you would like more information on the Caribbean Beach Resort, you can visit their website at disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/caribbean-beach-resort/. CORONADO SPRINGS RESORT
Lastly, the Coronado Springs Resort is the epitome of luxury that is also affordable. If you really want to indulge in the grandeur of rooms and amenities, then this resort is an excellent choice for you. The Coronado Springs Resort has a beautiful lakeside oasis that offers a unique blend of Spanish, Mexican and Southwest American cultures — with, of course, the magical Disney touch. The aquatic area of the resort is built around a 50-foot replica of the Mayan pyramid, and you can either watch in awe of the water streaming down the stone structures into the Lost City of Cibola pool, or take a plunge into the pool on the spitting Jaguar slide. The Caribbean Beach Resort is also home to the largest outdoor hot tub of all the Disney resorts, having enough room for 22 people. Again, this resort is pretty cheap, even though it does not seem like it, with a starting price of $213. Though the Coronado Springs Resort may not be too appealing to families with kids, it is still a great resort and is an amazing place to stay for a luxurious vacation. You can visit the Coronado Springs Resort website for more information disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/coronado-springs-resort/.
If you ever think of visiting Disney World, then staying at these inexpensive resorts are your best bet of saving money while being in the center of all the Disney magic. Any family will enjoy the fun and interactive themes of the resorts and leave with magical memories that will last a lifetime. That is what Disney is all about: making people's dreams come true.
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