Hotels at Disneytopia


     Planning to stay and play in the Disney parks? Well, consider staying at a Disneytopia Hotel. You have twenty-six different hotels to choose from, all with unique themes and accessories.

Magic World Area


    Come stay near the magic with these eight hotels:
  • The Magic World Resort: this grand hotel serves as the park's main hotel, connected via monorail. There are two buildings, which is the main building and a tower. The tower is complete with seven signature suites for big families: Big Thunder, Fairy Tale, Adventureland, Pirates of the Caribbean, Disney Cruise Line, Tomorrowland, and the Mickey Mouse Penthouses.
  • Disney's South Pacific Resort: this hotel is themed to the islands of Polynesia, Micronesia, and other places in the Southern Pacific Ocean, which also connects to the park via monorail.
  • Disney's Big City Resort: this hotel is based off of the American metropolises of New York, Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, and Seattle. This also connects via monorail.
  • Disney's Grand Georgian Resort: this hotel is based off of Georgian Britain (1714-1830) and connects via monorail.
  • Disney's Great Forest Campgrounds: Camp here in this campground miles away from the parks.
  • Disney's Great Forest Lodge: If you're not a camper, just stay here at this lodge, which still keeps the forest theme.
  • Disney's Arabian Resort: come here and rest at this resort themed to the Middle East, which contains several Aladdin references.
  • Disney's Sailaway Resort: sleep at this nautical-themed resort and feel like you're out at sea on a cruise ship.

Neo World Area


Feel the world around you at these six hotels:
  • Disney's Wild Island Lodge: come next to the wild side of life at this hotel overlooking an animal-filled African Savanna.
  • Disney's Wild Island Villas: stay on the savanna and get a good overlook at the park as well in more modest hotel rooms.
  • Disney's Great American Resort: travel through American history at this resort with areas themed to the Revolutionary War, Civil War, Wild West, Gilded Age, and Great Depression.
  • Disney's Old Caribbean Sea Resort: stay at this pirate-themed resort in the Caribbean with a few Disney twists.
  • Disney's Malibu Resort: Stay here at this surf-themed hotel where the waves are rolling and it's always sunny.
  • Star Wars Starcruiser: Be immersed in your own Star Wars story onboard a galactic cruiser.

Adventure World Area


Feel the call of adventure at these six hotels:
  • Disney's Pixar Palace Resort: Stay at this hotel with rooms, areas, and art themed to Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Cars, the Incredibles, and Monsters, Inc.
  • Disney's Hollywood Resort: Feel like the star of the show at this hotel themed to movies, music, and television.
  • Disney's Sports Resort: feel like an athlete at this Sports-themed hotel to Baseball, Basketball, Football, Tennis, and Volleyball.
  • Disney's Miami Resort: Take in the sights of Old Miami at this hotel.
  • Disney's Grand Century Resort: Take in the wonders of the 20th Century from the 50s to the 90s.
  • Disney's Venetian Resort: Stay at this hotel themed to Venice, Italy, and be charmed by the beauty.

Downtown Disney Area


At these six hotels, take it easy:
  • Disney's Latin American Resort: Take in the sights of Central and South America in this hotel.
  • Disney's Discoveryland Resort: Imagine a future as told from the past at this hotel.
  • Disney's Parisian Resort: Picture yourself in 1920s Paris at this resort.
  • Disney's Boardwalk Adventure Resort: Stay at a turn-of-the-century boardwalk and hear the waves of the sea.
  • Disney's Beachside Resort: Take a stroll on the beach at this hotel.
  • Disney's Magiclands Resort: Immerse yourself in a fairytale world at this hotel.

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  1. KristynApril 13, 2021 at 12:33 PM

    Nice! It sounds like there is something for every budget.

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