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What Makes This Resort Hotel Unique
Disney Skyliner Transportation
This gondola system offers a bird's eye view as it whisks you and your family away to EPCOT and Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Outdoor Water Recreation Area
Discover a life-size shipwreck, pools, lagoons and more at Stormalong Bay—a 3-acre water wonderland. Read More
Discover a life-size shipwreck, pools, lagoons and more at Stormalong Bay—a 3-acre water wonderland.
Climb the mast and zip down one of the highest hotel waterslides at Walt Disney World Resort. Catch currents on an inner tube in the lazy river, unwind in one of 3 whirlpool spas and relax on the elevated tanning deck. Children can wade into the main pool from a gentle slope and splash about in 2 kiddie pools—including one with a miniature waterslide.
Prefer a more tranquil experience? Explore 3 all-ages quiet pools—each with a whirlpool spa—located throughout Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club Resorts.
Learn more about recreation at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort.
Yachtsman Steakhouse
Savor mouthwatering steaks, seafood and more at this sophisticated, family-friendly restaurant.
Ship Shape Health Club
Enjoy a workout or indulge in a massage at this full-service fitness center.
Dog-Friendly Accommodations
Bring your pampered pooch to stay with you at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort. Read More
Bring your pampered pooch to stay with you at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort.
Here at Walt Disney World Resort, we know that dogs aren’t simply pets—they’re members of your family. And since family is at the heart of everything we do, for a limited time, your furry friends are welcome to join you at select Disney Resort hotels. Let the tail wagging commence!
Note: Limit 2 dogs per room. Restrictions and fees apply.
How to Book Bring your dog along on your upcoming visit by calling (407) 939-5277. Guests under 18 years of age must have parent or guardian permission to call.
Services for Guests with Dogs During your stay, Best Friends Pet Care can provide assistance with day care and other pet services (fees apply). For details, please call (877) 4-WDW-PETS or (877) 493-9738, or visit bestfriendspetcare.com . Guests under 18 years of age must have parent or guardian permission to call.
Some restrictions on certain pets may apply. Before you arrive, be sure to download the official dog policy PDF .
Need More Room?
Consider booking a Disney Deluxe Villa with just-like-home amenities like a kitchen, washer, dryer and private bedrooms. Read More
Consider booking a Disney Deluxe Villa with just-like-home amenities like a kitchen, washer, dryer and private bedrooms.
When you stay at Disney’s Beach Club Villas , you’ll enjoy the same benefits offered at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort—along with spacious Disney Deluxe Villa accommodations. It’s an outstanding home base for your Walt Disney World vacation.
Discover the Villa Difference Disney’s Beach Club Villas and other Disney Deluxe Villa Resorts offer accommodations with just-like-home touches that go beyond the traditional hotel room.
Choose from 1-, 2- and 3-Bedroom Villas—as well as Cabins and Bungalows at select Resort hotels—with the following features:
- A full kitchen , so you can prepare meals and snacks from the comfort of your villa
- Spacious living and dining areas where your family can share even more quality time together after you return from the parks
- Separate bedrooms that offer space, privacy and tranquility – so it’s easy to rest, relax and recharge your spirit after each exhilarating vacation day
- A washer and dryer , so you can pack lightly and avoid airline baggage fees
A little more than you need? Disney Deluxe Villa Resorts also feature Deluxe Studios, which feature a kitchenette and sleeper sofa—a great option for smaller travel parties and shorter stays.
Reservations and Rates Check availability and nightly rates at Disney’s Beach Club Villas.
More Magic for Your Stay
A More Magical Stay Starts with "Hey Disney!”
The "Hey Disney!" voice assistant experience features tons of character fun plus a helpful host, who can order you extra towels and answer lots of your park questions.
Disney Signature Services
Guests staying in Club-level rooms and suites are eligible for personalized vacation-planning support.
Enhance Your Stay with the My Disney Experience App
Simplify your arrival, access your room and discover a world of fun with this helpful app. Read More
Simplify your arrival, access your room and discover a world of fun with this helpful app.
Be sure you have the latest version of the My Disney Experience app to enjoy these handy features during your stay.
Check In and Check Out with Ease
Enjoy a simplified arrival at your Disney Resort hotel! Use the app to begin the check-in process , view your room number and even unlock your door .
At the end of your stay, there’s no need to stop by the Front Desk if you have a valid payment card on file or a zero-dollar balance on your account. Instead, check out of your room via the app by visiting My Reservations or your Hotel Account.
Plan, Play, Dine and Unwind
There are many more ways to enhance your stay! With the app, you can:
- Make vacation plans during your stay—and review existing plans
- Enter the theme parks (with a valid park reservation and valid admission) using Disney MagicMobile service
- Order food and beverages with mobile order service
- Check park schedules
- Get directions
- Explore transportation options
- View your Disney PhotoPass photos
And that’s only the beginning!
Learn more about the My Disney Experience app .
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Lightning Lane Passes
Plan ahead and save time in line for select attractions and experiences! Guests staying at Disney Resort hotels or other select hotels can purchase Lightning Lane passes—and choose experiences—up to 7 days in advance of their stay.
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50 Magical Tips for the Disney Yacht Club
Disclosure: This Disney’s Yacht Club tips page contains affiliate links. Read full Disclosure Policy .
While it may seem to be just an extension of its younger sister, the Beach Club , the Yacht Club is an independent resort with its own fun and amenities. With that in mind, there are plenty of tips that will help you better navigate the Disney Yacht Club!
Table of Contents
- During Your Trip
- Heading Home
- Photo Opportunities
Tips for Planning Your Voyage to the Disney Yacht Club
Yacht & beach clubs – sisters, not twins.
One of the best Disney Yacht Club tips is to know the difference between the two resorts. Even though the Yacht and Beach Clubs share some amenities, like the main pool area and the fitness center, they are two completely different resorts. The theming of the Yacht Club is more mature and adult-focused, while the Beach Club is designed for families. Be sure to check out plenty of photos and guides ahead of time to know which one is best for your party.
Seafaring Theme
If theming is important to you, know that the theme of the Yacht Club fits with its name. It is all about sailing and voyaging on the sea , with deeper color palettes and wood tones. This is a changeup from the brighter, lighter atmosphere of its beachy neighbors. That isn’t a bad thing, the Yacht Club is gorgeous! Many all-adult groups love the lavish feeling of the stately Yacht Club. However, if you’re looking for that beach-vacation vibe, you might want to book next door.
Planning a Wedding? Consider a Yacht!
A Disney wedding is one of the most magical experiences on earth! One of our tips for planning a Disney wedding – check out the Disney Yacht Club.
With the ballrooms connected to this resort via walkway, the Yacht Club is a great place to host a large event like a wedding . Even if you have your wedding elsewhere on the property, the Yacht Club ballrooms are ideal for the reception. At the end of the evening, you can head right back to your room in the Yacht Club, just a quick walk away.
Wedding Gazebo
Speaking of weddings, if you’re looking for an outdoor Disney location, you’ll love the Wedding Gazebo . Nestled into the main courtyard, this beautiful space is ideal for a small, intimate ceremony, although it can accommodate up to 120 guests. Even if you don’t want to have the ceremony here, it is a gorgeous spot for pictures.
One of the major wedding tips is to check out the venue ahead of time, so be sure take a peak at the Disney Yacht Club Wedding Gazebo.
Mix Work and Play
Hosting a corporate event or team building retreat? Not only should you consider Disney World , but you should also consider the Yacht Club as your “home base.” Similar to the wedding venue, Disney is set up to help make your work events go smoothly, all while enjoying that touch of magic.
The Disney Yacht Club has a sense of elegance and sophistication about it that will impress right off the bat, making it the perfect place to house corporate guests. Easy proximity and access to the convention center is another perk, as it reduces travel time. This sort of reduction makes for extra time in the day for fun!
Don’t Leave Pluto at Home
If you have dogs, you’re going to love this! The Yacht Club is one of the dog-friendly resorts on property, meaning that you can bring your furry friend with you on your Disney vacation . There are a fee extra fees associated with having this extra member in your group, and you do need to book in advance ((407) 939-7539). You can even have someone come hang out with your pup during the day while you’re at the parks!
Make an Itinerary
Determine what days you will be doing which activities before your trip. Especially with the park pass system , know which days will be park days (and which park you’ll be in) and which days you will do other things. This will help with packing as well, since you’ll know what outfits you need when.
If you know you’re going to get up early for the Magic Kingdom on Tuesday, maybe don’t plan a late night out on Monday. Also, try not to plan too many park days in a row. A day off in between will do you a world of good!
Choose Daily Outfits
Speaking of wardrobe, planning out your outfits for each day is a great idea. This makes packing easier, and also helps to coordinate the family for photo opportunities. I even like to divide particular outfits into bags, labeled for the day I’m going to wear them. I know it seems excessive, but believe me, it helps with organization. These tips are particularly good with kids, as it simplifies packing and getting ready during your stay at the Disney Yacht Club!
Don’t forget to look at the itinerary you made! If you’re having a special dinner or hitting a particular park, that will help remind you of special outfits and items you want to pack.
Special Celebrations
When you book, be sure to specify if you’re having a celebration during your stay! A birthday , anniversary, honeymoon – any celebration will be marked by special decorations in your room.
Since the celebration styles tend to be themed along with the resort, you’ll end up with your own fun sea décor to go along with whatever you are already celebrating! This is one of those tips that will add memorable magic to your Disney Yacht Club experience.
Pack a Pool Bag
Especially if I’m driving to the resort, I like to pack a separate bag with my pool items. That includes swimsuit, sunscreen, and extra clothes. This is so that, if the room isn’t ready when we arrive, I can head to the bathroom, change into my swim gear, and enjoy the pool while I wait. Especially with such an awesome pool as Stormalong Bay, you don’t waste any of the time you could be poolside!
Pack a Cover-up
Along the same lines, you should plan to bring some sort of swim cover up or “over clothes” to wear back from the pool. After using the resort towels, the expectation is that you will return them before exiting the pool area. Unless you bring your own towel, that means you won’t have one to wrap around yourself for the walk back to your room. That’s where having a cover up, or even just a dedicated pool t-shirt and shorts, can be nice. You won’t feel quite so exposed as you walk back through your resort.
The Disney Yacht Club is a decent size, so this is one of the tips you’ll be glad you remembered!
Know Your Route
For those driving to the resort, make sure you know exactly what route you need to take to get to Disney Yacht Club. While many of us depend on the GPS, occasionally the generated directions take you to the wrong places on Disney property. One of my go-to tips is to check the map ahead of time to be sure you’re headed to the right place, in this case the Disney Yacht Club. You also don’t want to pull into the Beach Club by mistake!
Get the App, Get the Map
The My Disney Experience app has become a crucial component to any Walt Disney World vacation, from purchasing tickets and making dining reservations to obtaining a coveted Rise of the Resistance boarding pass. This app is important at your resort as well, as you can use it for as a map to navigate the resort. Most of the resort amenities are on the backside of the resort, so you wouldn’t necessarily see them as soon as you walk in. Places like restaurants and shopping are also spread out, so it’s good to have that visual to help guide you.
Plan Rainy Day Fun
This resort is a fabulous place to explore, so you should make a few activities for your kiddos in case of rain. Bingo, scavenger hunts, and photo journals are all great options for a day stuck inside. You can find some online, make your own, or ask for a scavenger hunt from the Front Desk. The Disney Yacht Club Cast Members might also have some tips of how to make the most of rainy day!
Rainy days are also perfect opportunities to check out the Beach Club as well, since the resorts are right next to one another!
Setting Sail – Tips for Enjoying the Disney Yacht Club
Online check-in.
One of the first things you should do when you arrive is check in. You can actually use the My Disney Experience app to do this weeks ahead of time. However, I suggest waiting until your flight comes in or you’re driving onto Disney property. From there, you can check back periodically to see if you have been assigned your room. Until then, hang at the pool!
Prevent Soda Spending – Get a Refillable Mug
With the creation of the Disney Dining Plan , resort guests can purchase a refillable mug for all self-service beverages at their resort. Whether you have the plan or not, you can buy the mug for $19.99 (sometimes more for specialty mugs). A regular soda at Disney World is $3.99, and if you drink two sodas a day for a five-day vacation, that comes out to $40! With the mug, you can save lot of money on nonalcoholic drinks (soda, juice, coffee, etc.) by refilling instead of buying a new drink.
The free refills are only good for the length of your stay, but as the mugs change in design from time to time, they make great souvenirs. One of my tips is to fill the mug with coffee when you’re leaving the Disney Yacht Club on the way to the park, and then rise it out and use it for water later. The refills don’t work in the parks, but if you bring a soda bottle or another beverage you can use the mug then.
You can often get seasonal refill mugs as well at prime times like Halloween and Christmas or for special anniversaries. A cool insulted Star Wars mug is also available for a bit extra.
Where is the Mug?
Stop in the Market at the Ale & Compass to grab your refill mug…and get it filled while you’re there! If for some reason you can’t find it, Beaches and Cream Soda Shop, Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar & Grill, and the Beach Club Marketplace all have it.
Refill stations are outside Hurricane Hanna’s and at the Beach Club Marketplace, although we recommend the first if you’re at the pool. You can also stop in the Market to get your mug refilled.
Right now, guests are not permitted to fill their own mugs, but a Cast Member will be happy to get it filled for you!
Rent a Boat
Right outside the Yacht Club is the Bayside Marina, where you can rent boats of varying sizes by the half hour. On a day you’re not going to the parks, this is a great family activity! Cruise around Crescent Lake, taking in the sights from a different view, and get some amazing pictures. Your kiddos (12 and older) can even captain the Sea Raycers, my personal favorite growing up.
Walking to Epcot is by far the quickest way to get there, and it is faster than the bus. International Gateway, Epcot’s back entrance, is right next store to the Beach Club. Yes, there is a bus to Epcot, but in the time it would take to walk to the bus stop you would already be in the park!
It’s understandable that you might choose to take other transportation to Hollywood Studios, but you can also walk there. I would recommend it, at least at the beginning of the day, because it is the least busy route. On your way back, you can also take a boat or the Disney’s Skyliner for a leisurely ride.
Bus Stop is out Front
There’s only one Disney transportation bus stop at the Yacht Club, located right out in front of the lobby. Just go to the left of the main entrance, past the car loop, and you’ll find the stop. The only downside is if you’re staying a little ways from the lobby, you’ll need to make time to walk to the bus stop.
The Beach Club has its own stop, so make sure when you’re coming back that you get off at the right one! Both the Yacht & Beach Clubs share a bus to and from the parks, so it’s important that you pay attention to the stop.
Ride the Monorail
Another great transportation alternative is the Epcot monorail. This line runs from Epcot to the Ticket and Transportation Center, and from there you can hop a ride to the Magic Kingdom.
It is about a fifteen-minute monorail ride, but that’s roughly the same as a bus ride. It’s a nice change of pace, and definitely more convenient if you have a stroller or a wheelchair in your group. Besides, who doesn’t love a good monorail ride?
Use Your Own Car
Drove your own car? Use it! Since you have to pay to park at the resorts, you might as well taken advantage of having your own vehicle. As you’re already paying a daily parking fee, you do not have to pay the fee again at the parks!
With this in mind, I always suggest taking your own car. It is the fastest and most dependable way to get anywhere, especially at the end of a park day. You can always use the Disney transportation to take a quick jaunt back to your resort if you don’t want to lose your parking space…just remember where you left your car!
Take a Break
One of the biggest mistake people make on their Disney vacation is pushing too hard. Even adults need to take a breather, so don’t be afraid to take a break. Especially if you’re at Epcot or Hollywood Studios, you are so close that you won’t lost much time travelling. The proximity of the Yacht Club to these parks makes it easy to get back quickly, so you won’t lose time on travel.
In the summer, Florida is hot . Everyone in your group, from toddlers to grown-ups, will be glad for the chance to go for a swim or just be in the AC for a little while. This tip is particularly useful if you’re planning to go to the park in the evening, as you can recharge a bit before a late night.
Explore the Boardwalk
The boardwalk joins all the Epcot resorts in this area, as well as connecting to the walkway over to the Swan and Dolphin . Forming a loop, you can check out all the fun carnival activities over on the BoardWalk side, or just get in some good exercise! It’s an easy way to check out all the different resorts in your area, giving you something to do on your day off from the parks.
There’s also tons of delicious food at the BoardWalk , if you’re looking for something different to try. I know the Yacht & Beach Clubs have amazing food, but if you’re on a ten-day vacation you might want to check out some of the other options.
Use. The. Pool.
Stormalong Bay is, without a doubt, one of the top three pool complexes in Disney World. Much better and you’d have to be at a water park! Heated water, incredible shipwreck slide, sandy bottom, and a lazy river? Come on, it’s amazing! Not only that, but the pool area is huge , spreading between the Yacht and Beach Clubs like a beach paradise.
I recommend spending at least one day at this pool. It may seem like a long time, but trust me, you’ll be glad you did. Between the slide, the whirlpools, lazy river, and amazing dining options, you’ll be amazed at how quickly the time flies.
Keep Your MagicBand with You
Always make sure everyone in your group always wears their MagicBand. You should be doing this anyway, as wearing it is the best way not to lose it, but you definitely want to do it at the Yacht and Beach Clubs. When you go to Stormalong Bay, you’ll need to scan in, and at peak times a Cast Member may check to be sure you’re Yacht Club guests.
As Stormalong Bay is so popular, plenty of other resort guests (and some not resort guests!) try to sneak into this pool area. To prevent this, guests use their MagicBands to prove that they are staying at the Yacht Club. I
f a Cast Member asks to scan your band, please don’t be offended. These procedures are there to make sure the pool you’re paying to use isn’t taken over by outside guests.
Arrive Early, Arrive Together!
Again, this is a popular pool area. If you’re planning to hang out at Stormalong Bay, you and your whole group need to get there in the morning when the pool opens. You could also try to hit the pool at a time when people are leaving in the late afternoon. You can’t save seats at any Disney pool, and that almost goes double for a popular pool like Stormalong Bay. With that in mind, don’t plan to send one person down to hold on to a space for ten.
Also, if you’re using the space consistently, that’s fine, but make sure you’re there. Cast Members will remove resort towels that sit too long on vacant chairs, so just be aware of your space.
Sorry, No Pool Rafts!
This is a rule at all Disney pools with lifeguards, but even more strictly enforced at a popular destination like Stormalong Bay. With so many people in the pool at once, it is important that the lifeguard as an un-obstructed view of all swimmers. Life vests and puddle jumpers are allowed, but any sort of floatation device that isn’t attached the swimmer’s body isn’t permitted. If you’re concerned that your floaty wouldn’t be allowed, just use one of the life vests provided at the pool.
I point this out for two reasons:
One, as beach-like as this pool is, it’s still a pool. Again, the lifeguards have to be able to see everyone, and large floats prevent this.
Two, with the lazy river, guests might be tempted to think that this rule is suspended for that area. That is incorrect. You can borrow a Beach Club pool noodle or clear inner tube for floating along the current, but you need to leave your personal floats in your room.
Need Quiet? Try a Leisure Pool
Both the Yacht Club and Beach Club have their own leisure pools separate from Stormalong Bay. The Beach Club Villas also has a pool for their guests (although any Beach Club guest can use it). If you need a little quiet, or want a change of scenery from Stormalong Bay, the leisure pools can be a great option.
All guests of both resorts can use any of the leisure pools. I suggest finding the leisure pool closest to your room, and use that. Definitely go to Stormalong Bay at least once, but at other resorts I know I’ll forgo the main themed pool for the convenience of a closer leisure pool.
Don’t Worry about a Towel
Disney resorts provide pool towels to their guests, so don’t worry about bringing your own! You can of course, but sometimes it’s nice to have one less item to carry. Even if you do bring your own, grab a resort towel anyway. That way, yours is nice and dry when you want to bundle up for the journey back to your room.
You also can borrow life vests at the Disney pools, so you can save room in the suitcase and leave the puddle jumper at home. Again, if you’re more comfortable with your own, that’s fine. However, as someone who often flies, I appreciate the fact that I don’t need these bulky items!
Lunch at the Pool
Even if you bring your own pool snacks, there are plenty of food and beverage options if you want something more substantial. If you’re hanging out for the whole day, it can be nice to split a hot meal while you take a break from swimming.
The Beaches & Cream quick service window is a great option, as is Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar and Grill. At Hurricane Hanna’s, we recommend the seafood roll with homemade chips, while you can’t go wrong with a burger from Beaches & Cream. Of course, if you want to just have a sundae for lunch, we won’t judge you either!
Keep Off the Beach
There are plenty of signs and fences to remind you, but the beach itself is off limits. You’re in Florida and those gators are not the happy “zipa-dee-do-da” kind. The warning signs are there for a reason, so respect them for your own safety.
It is a bit disappointing, as in years past you could lounge on the beach, but again the rules are there for your protection. You used to be able to swim in the lake too, but that doesn’t mean it was a good idea!
No Towels on the Balcony
In order to preserve the sophisticated look of the Yacht Club, guests cannot hang their towels out on the balconies. This is true at all Disney resorts, but is more strictly enforced at the deluxe resorts in order to preserve the aesthetic. While you don’t have to pack a beach towel, as the resort provides them, if you do bring your own towel plan to hang it up in your room. For the resort towels, you should return them before leaving the pool anyway.
Indulge at the Yachtsman Steakhouse
Fitting with the classy vibe of the resort, the Yachtsman Steakhouse is perfect for a date night or special treat. Decadent New England cuisine brings you mouth-watering steaks and succulent seafood, all perfectly seasoned to bring out the best flavors. Those dining as a pair may enjoy the Chef’s Offerings for two – a prime porterhouse meal or chilled seafood tower. Both are on the expensive side, but are well worth it. The intimacy of sharing your meal is also perfect for a romantic evening!
Dress the Part
When you go to the Yachtsman, make sure you follow the dress code. A few restaurants around Disney World require a certain level of dress to maintain the atmosphere. These dress codes are not suggestions – you could be turned away from the restaurant if you are not dressed appropriately. Don’t risk it, make sure you’re prepared! Besides, if you’re going to a nice place, don’t you want the excuse to get dolled up?
Wonderful World of Wine
The second Wednesday of every month, the Yachtsman hosts a wine club, giving guests the chance to sample wines from California, Italy, France, Chile, Australia and more. Learn about where the wines are made, the climates of the vineyards, and the specialized winemaking processes of each location. Small plates are offered to pair with the wines, bringing out the flavor of both the wine and the food.
Guests must be 21 years or older and provide a valid ID. This is a popular experience, so be sure to call (407) 824-1391 to secure a spot!
Breakfast at the Ale & Compass
While it is open for dinner as well, you have to try the breakfast at the Ale & Compass Restaurant ! The other signature restaurant at the Yacht Club, these divine dishes are the perfect way to start your day. While the menu isn’t extensive, it doesn’t need to be. These offerings are rich, delicious, and cover a variety of tastes. Our favorites are the Dark Chocolate Waffle and Salted Caramel-Apple French Toast, both of which come with a side of breakfast meat. You’ll definitely want to take a walk around the boardwalk after this breakfast!
Make it Quick at the Market
The Market at the Ale & Compass is your quick-stop location at the Disney Yacht Club, perfect for a grab-and-go meal or other conveniences. This is a great option for an early morning park day or departure, as you can pick up a meal and be on your way. If you want to sit and eat, there’s a decent amount of seating right next to the Market.
The Market is also where you can find souvenirs and Yacht Club specific swag!
Use Mobile Order
Skip the line and order your counter service meals on your app! Whether you’re in the parks or just picking up pizza on the boardwalk, Mobile Order is an ideal way to get your food without having to wait. You also can find more customizations on the app, which helps you to get the food just the way you want it. If you’re going to the Market to grab a quick meal, particularly if you’re really grabbing and going, Mobile Order is a must.
Light Dinner at the Lounge
When you’re planning to spend an evening at the park, you may not want a heavy meal. It’s also possible to get literally weighed down by all the delicious Disney food. With that in mind, you might want to check out the Ale & Compass Lounge for dinner. Upscale pub food is the perfect quick meal, yet the portions are just right for something a bit lighter. Two different flatbread choices will leave you feeling satisfied without being stuffed, and there’s even a burger available if you’re worried about being hungry later.
Big Breakfasts and Parks Days Don’t Mix
I know it sounds like a great plan to do the character breakfast at Cape May Café before you head to Epcot, but trust me, it isn’t.
First of all, most of the breakfast reservations you’ll be able to get are a good hour or two after you would want to be in the park.
Even with the earliest reservation, you’re likely to get into the parks well after 10:00am, which is a late start.
Second, these wonderful, delicious, sumptuous breakfasts are going to slow you down. You’re much more likely to want to nap than hike around Epcot afterwards.
Finally, if you have somewhere to be after the meal, you’re going to be tempted to rush through it. That’s not fair to you (who’s paying for it!) or your family.
Slow down, enjoy yourself, and don’t plan a park day on a signature breakfast day.
Don’t Overeat
In general, there is a temptation to each waaaaay too much food when you’re in Disney. I get it, there’s amazing food everywhere! When the dining plans return, the need to eat to maximize your investment is even worse. However, you’re going to regret it if you overdo it. Find simple ways to reduce your meals, like choosing a lighter option or eating at a lounge instead of a table service. For the snacks, bring your own, or choose something like an apple or granola bar instead of that massive Mickey rice crispy treat. You’ll enjoy your time so much more if you don’t gorge yourself!
Go to Beaches & Cream!
Beaches & Cream is one of my favorite stops during a Disney trip, and after you go, you’ll understand why! Themed like a 1950s burger and soda shop, Beaches & Cream has plenty of fun nostalgia…with the delicious food to back it up.
Beaches & Cream has amazing sundaes, shakes, and specialty desserts, but the crowning glory is the Kitchen Sink. Served in an actual sink-shaped bowl, eight scoops of ice cream come covered in all the toppings you can imagine, as well as a full can of whipped cream! More recently, there have been variations on the Kitchen Sink, but the original version is certainly a remarkable sight.
Make a reservation for an inside table, or walk up to the window to get something to go. Sweet, savory, or a bit of both, you can’t go wrong with Beaches & Cream.
Sit on Your Balcony
As almost all the rooms have a balcony or patio, you should make good use of it! The views are beautiful, especially looking out over the boardwalk. Garden views are particularly peaceful, getting a little piece of nature in the midst of the resort. Sit out in the morning and enjoy a coffee, or watch the sun set over the lake as the evening begins to cool off.
If you’re traveling with kids and you’re all in one room, the balcony is especially nice. You can have some quiet time in the evening without waking your sleeping kiddos, while enjoying one of the features of your resort.
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Pack the night before.
It may be the last thing you feel like doing, particularly if you spent your last day at the park, but you’ll be glad you did in the morning. Packing ahead of time means less scramble, and you will be less likely to leave anything behind in the room.
Leave out your outfit for the next day and your essentials, but get everything else ready to go. If you have young kids, make sure you know the location of all their items. Your departure will be much smoother, and you will be less stressed, with this one big to-do item checked off your list.
Have Breakfast!
You might think there isn’t enough time for a meal, especially if you have a flight to catch. However, if you plan ahead, there will be enough time for you to eat before you head out, and we suggest that you do. Heading away from Walt Disney World on an empty stomach not only will make your departure harder, but will most likely make your whole party miserable (especially the kids). The Markey opens at 7:00am, but if that isn’t early enough for you, consider getting some snacks the night before to hold you over until you get to the airport.
If you’re driving yourself, at least get a grab-and-go item or snack to tide yourself over.
Check Out is at Eleven, but You Don’t Have to Leave!
Just because the checkout time is at 11:00am, that doesn’t make it your departure time. Even if you have a flight, the front desk will hold your suitcases until you’re ready to leave. If you drove yourself, just take your luggage out to your car. After all, you can leave at your own pace. From there, you can enjoy the amenities of the resort for the rest of the day!
This is nice if you don’t have far to travel or you’re transitioning between phases of your vacation. No need to rush away if you don’t have to do so!
Fabulous Photos – Pictures You Won’t Want to Miss!
Throughout this resort area, there are plenty of gorgeous photo opportunities for you and your family. Whether you want to just take in the scenery or plan your next Christmas card, take advantage of these gorgeous photo spots!
The Lighthouse
I love this spot at the Yacht Club. Looking out over the lake, the lighthouse is an iconic Yacht Club image, and is especially pretty at night. Take a picture of the whole scene, or have a family photo shoot at its base. This is another one of those photos you might want to get from the lake if you rent a boat!
Even if you’re not at the Yacht Club to get married, the gazebo makes a lovely place for some sweet pictures. It’s a public space, so unless there’s a wedding happening there, you’re free to use it!
While you can’t go out on the beach, there’s still some great spots to get nice pictures. Position yourself to get the shipwreck slide in the background, or the BoardWalk resort. At night when the BoardWalk is all lit up makes for a fantastic scenery shot!
On the Bridge
Over by Epcot, there is a bridge that connects the BoardWalk side to the Yacht & Beach side. You can get fabulous shots of all three resorts from here, not to mention some fun family poses.
Robert Brault once said “life is like sailing – you can use wind to go in any direction.” I hope that one day life’s wind will blow you in the direction of the Yacht Club!
Grace Hoyos, Staff Writer
Grace is a life-long lover of all things Disney, particularly the parks at Walt Disney World. She is also an avid Disney Cruise Line enthusiast who regularly dreams of the white sands of Castaway Cay. Grace loves the fact that her Disney trips give her time to spend with her family, enjoy incredible food, and try new experiences.
How Much Does a Disney Wedding Cost?
There are many expenses involved in a magical wedding at Walt Disney World Resort, including the venue, catering, photographer, decorations, entertainment, and more. But how much does a Disney wedding cost when all is said and done? Here’s everything you need to know about Disney Fairy Tale Weddings and what you can expect to pay.
Before the Disney Wedding Cost, What are Disney Fairy Tale Weddings?
Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings & Honeymoons is a program that offers wedding and honeymoon services at Walt Disney World Resort. Whatever your dream wedding venue is, they have it, from an outdoor wedding garden to waterside vistas to Castle backdrops. Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings will help you fulfill your dreams of getting married at Disney World.
You can contact them directly or connect with an experienced Disney vacation planner to help you plan and book every aspect of your Disney World wedding at no cost . We recommend the Disney experts at The Vacationeer. Find out more about Disney weddings and get a free quote HERE !
What is the Minimum Cost of a Walt Disney World Wedding?
If you’re planning on tying the knot at Disney World, you may wonder how much it will cost.
Disney World’s minimum wedding event fee starts at $7,500 and reaches $50,000, depending on the venue, day of the week, and event time. For example, if you want to get married at Magic Kingdom on a Saturday evening, the minimum spend will be much higher than if you choose to get married at a Disney resort on a Wednesday morning.
The cost of a Disney dream destination wedding will also depend on how many guests you invite, taxes, gratuities, and other factors — but the lowest base price will cost at least $7,500.
Of course, there are ways to save money on your Disney wedding. You can opt for a less popular venue or time slot, invite fewer people, or choose to have your reception off-site. No matter your budget, there’s sure to be a Disney dream wedding perfect for you.
What is the Average Cost of a Disney World Wedding?
Walt Disney World Resort weddings range between $7,500 and $100,000, but the average cost of a Disney wedding is around $30,000.
The costs of Disney weddings depend on a variety of factors. For example, a comprehensive wedding package involving a premier venue, peak date and time, catering, flowers, music, entertainment, transportation, and many guests can cost more than twice as much as the average. On the other hand, an off-peak wedding without many extras can be considerably less expensive than the average.
What is the Cost Structure of a Disney Fairy Tale Wedding?
For Walt Disney World, Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings has a unique pricing structure. Essentially, the team at Disney Weddings will set an event minimum expenditure limit that you must meet. That event minimum is determined by the ceremony venue you want to use, the day of the week, and the time of day you want to get married.
Generally, lower minimums apply to weekdays, while higher minimums apply to holidays and weekends.
Besides the cost of your Disney wedding venue, Disney Wedding Services can help you meet your minimum event budget. Food and beverage, wedding photography, floral arrangement, decor, transportation, and entertainment are all Disney Wedding Services that you may use to satisfy your event minimum expenditure. Below we will discuss these topics in greater detail.
Event Minimums at Disney Wedding Venues
Different venues have different event minimums. The least expensive venues have event minimums between $7,500 and $10,000 (with ceremony venue fees of $3,500). These include Conch Key Marina and Crescent Cove.
The majority of Disney World’s wedding venues have an event minimum of between $10,000 and $20,000. Venues in this tier include locations throughout the park and in Epcot’s World Showcase.
At Disney’s Yacht Club Resort’s Shipwrecked Bay (along Crescent Lake), for example, there is an event minimum of $10,000 to $20,000, depending on the wedding date (which includes a $5,000 venue fee).
On the higher end, Disney’s Wedding Pavilion has a $6,000 wedding venue fee with an event minimum of $12,500 to $35,000.
Some theme park locations are available, such as Tower of Terror, Tree of Life, and Pandora, with minimums of between $15,000 and $25,000.
The three most expensive wedding venues are at Magic Kingdom, with ceremony fees ranging from $15,000 to $30,000 and event minimums ranging from $20,000 to $50,000.
It is crucial to remember that your event minimum can include many costs. For example, if you want to get married in the Magic Kingdom East Plaza, the event minimum would range between $20,000 and $50,000 depending on the time of day you get married, the date you want to get married, and other factors. In addition, the event minimum will include the $25,000 venue fee and any additional fees you decide to add, such as food, decorations, flowers, and entertainment options.
With that overview, let’s look at the wedding venue locations in more detail.
Locations and Costs of Disney World Wedding Venues
Walt Disney World Resort offers more than two dozen wedding venues. Below we list the locations you can choose from, the event minimum range, the ceremony fee, and a short description of the actual wedding location.
Almost anything is possible, including getting married in front of Cinderella's Castle | Image © Disney
Event Minimums from $7,500 – $10,000
Conch key marina.
- A pathway near the marina
- Ceremony Venue Fee: $3,500
Crescent Cove
- A beach near a lighthouse with two sections of chairs
Marina Patio & Terrace
- A wedding arch graces the patio of Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa overlooking the marina
- With an old-fashioned streetlamp and cast iron guardrail, a shady brick path leads to the Seven Seas Lagoon and Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Event Minimums from $10,000 – $17,000
Japan courtyard bonsai promenade.
- Maples surround a serene courtyard at Epcot’s Japan Pavilion
- Ceremony Venue Fee: $5,500
- The China Pavilion is decorated for an intimate ceremony with candles and rose petals.
Germany Courtyard
- In the Germany Pavilion, two sections of chairs face tall buildings
Italy Isola
- Tables are set up in a courtyard next to World Showcase Lagoon
Italy Plaza
- Courtyard with a long aisle leading to a raised platform
- There is a grand archway in a flower-filled courtyard
Place de Remy
- The courtyard venue features a bubbling fountain and vignettes themed after Paris
- A centerpiece of tall candlesticks adorns round tables
Terrace des Fleurs
- Stunning upper terrace near Seine-inspired waterways
UK Courtyard
- A lawn with chairs, a hedge, and a canopy decorated for a ceremony
Event Minimums from $10,000 – $20,000
Casitas courtyard.
- A large water fountain in a courtyard with rose petals leads to a semicircle of chairs at Disney’s Coronado Springs
- Ceremony Venue Fee: $5,000
Croquet Lawn
- An aisle leads to a small round table on a lawn surrounded by trees at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn.
Destino Plaza
- Arrangement of lawn chairs facing a large building and nearby the shimmering lake at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort
Wedding Gazebo
- Disney’s Yacht Club Resort has two sections of chairs facing a gazebo
- On the lawn at Disney’s Port Orleans – Riverside, an oak tree and fountain set the scene for an outdoor wedding.
Sea Breeze Point
- Disney’s BoardWalk Inn has a large gazebo with an altar and rows of chairs
Shipwreck Beach
- In this Disney’s Yacht Club and Disney’s Beach Club location, a round table sits on a beach with a view of the water and Disney’s BoardWalk on the opposite shore of Crescent Lake.
Event Minimums from $12,500 – $35,000
Disney wedding pavilion.
- Romantic archways and stunning views of Seven Seas Lagoon set the scene at this Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa wedding chapel
- Ceremony Venue Fee: $6,000
From an intimate gathering to a grand affair, Disney’s Wedding Pavilion is surrounded by beautiful scenes of nature, making it the perfect spot for any event. It even has a specially designed window that magnifies the distant Cinderella Castle, ensuring a stunning backdrop for your ceremony!
Event Minimums from $15,000 – $25,000
Tower of terror.
- An altar, chairs, and flowers are set up in front of the Hollywood Tower Hotel!
- Ceremony Venue Fee: $7,500
Tree of Life
- Candles and flowers adorn two rows of benches that lead to this iconic illuminated tree.
Pandora – The World of Avatar
- The World of Avatar’s Pandora The World of Avatar wedding space features a waterfall coming from a floating mountain
Event Minimums from $20,000 – $50,000
Magic kingdom east plaza.
- An outdoor location wedding venue set with floral arrangements and chairs features Cinderella Castle as a backdrop!
- Ceremony Venue Fee: $25,000
Magic Kingdom Train Station
- Cinderella Castle and a train station provide beautiful backdrops for a wedding ceremony.
- Ceremony Venue Fee: $15,000
Magic Kingdom After Hours
- With rows of chairs and flowers, an enchanting castle is the perfect backdrop for a wedding ceremony.
- Ceremony Venue Fee: $30,000
Remember that different venues can accommodate varying numbers of guests. For example, some venues can only host ceremonies, while others can only host receptions or ceremonies.
How much does a Disney wedding cost at any one of these venues when you include dining, decor, and other magical wedding elements? Are there any questions you would like to ask about these venues?
Contact The Vacationeer for a free, no-obligation price quote and have all your questions answered by a Disney expert. With their help, you can plan and book your magical Disney dream wedding and save time and money in the process.
How Much Does Food Cost at a Disney Wedding?
The Food & Beverage Services wedding package can include any combination of pre-reception, reception, wedding cake, and bar service. A per-person minimum is required for this service.
Disney currently imposes per-person minimums for brunch, lunch, and dinner based on the event time. The base prices can increase as you add more features.
Disney wedding food and beverage minimum fees are as follows :
- $140 per person for brunch
- $175 per person for lunch
- $210 per person for dinner
You’ll also need to account for the 6.5% sales tax and 25% labor/gratuity service charge.
Food and beverage options for Disney weddings include:
- Plated Menus: You can serve your wedding guests various delicious courses at their table with this traditional dining option.
- Buffet and Food Station Menus: Guests can enjoy various sumptuous flavors and tasty treats with buffets and food stations.
- Beverage Service Options: Various beverage service options are available for your event, including hosted bar packages, hosted bars, and cash bars.
- Desserts: You can enhance your event with specialty sweets or a dessert party featuring menus inspired by the magical setting.
- Cakes: Choose one of the specialty cakes or have a design created just for you to sweeten your celebration.
What does Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings Include?
A Disney wedding requires a minimum expenditure amount. In addition, there are separate fees for every aspect of a Disney wedding. Still, you can combine these fees to reach your minimum spending requirement.
Because everything is paid separately, Disney fairy tale weddings technically do not include anything. However, everything you add to your wedding package will count towards meeting your event cost minimum. Still, it’s not included and will cost you. In addition, it is necessary to pay a venue fee for the ceremony and a food minimum per guest. But Disney Wedding Services are added at your discretion.
It’s Disney, so you can arrange for Mickey and Minnie (or other Disney characters) to visit your wedding or arrange for Cinderella’s coach to arrive at your ceremony. Additionally, you can add themed decor for the ceremony and reception, arrange for a private fireworks display, hire entertainers, arrange special portrait sessions, etc.
Disney doesn’t list prices online for many of its special extras , so you’ll have to speak with a Disney specialist about them. Contact The Vacationeer to start planning your Disney wedding today.
What Elements Can You Add to a Disney Wedding?
A Disney wedding can include various features, depending on what you and your fiancé want. For example, you can add special touches to your wedding day with a horse-drawn carriage ride, a fireworks display, or even a visit from some of your favorite Disney characters.
As part of your Disney Weddings minimum expenditure, you can use the Ceremony Venue Fee as well as any or all of the following Disney Weddings Service elements:
Food & Beverage Services are subject to a minimum order per person based on the time of the event, which includes pre-reception, reception, cake, and bar service. A minimum of $140 per person is required for brunch, $175 for lunch, and $210 for dinner.
Photo and Video
Skilled photographers and videographers will capture every magical moment at your Disney wedding. Specialty portrait sessions are also available. Prices vary depending on the services provided.
Choose the bouquet and embellishments that will best reflect your wedding theme. Then, let Disney’s floral designers create boutonnieres, corsages, and bouquets for your bridesmaids. The price of wedding flowers and floral arrangements varies according to the package you select.
Entertainment
Whether you want classical music, lively bands, or a modern DJ, you will find the music to make your Disney wedding magical.
Also available are comedic and theatrical actors and fun enhancements like private fireworks and confetti cannons!
For an additional fee and extra Disney magic, you can invite Mickey, Minnie, and other Disney characters to your wedding reception, which is sure to delight guests of all ages.
Transportation
Live out the fairytale by arriving at your wedding in Cinderella’s coach, pulled by stately ponies. If you prefer, a Landau coach drawn by a quarter horse and chauffeured by a man in a formal morning coat can transport you to your wedding ceremony.
If you prefer something with an engine, you can rent a vintage Rolls-Royce, a Ford Model A, or a limousine for your wedding. For larger wedding parties, you can rent motorcoaches to shuttle guests between resorts and the wedding venue.
Costs vary based on the services provided.
Remember, the add-on costs listed above will count toward your Disney World wedding minimum fee. Whatever you choose, a Disney wedding will surely be unforgettable!
How Far Out Can You Book a Disney Wedding?
The answer to this question depends on several factors, including which Disney Wedding venue you select and whether or not you are booking a peak season date.
You can book your Disney World wedding ceremony and full reception up to one year in advance . It is possible to book other wedding events up to 10 months in advance.
Early booking will ensure you have the best choice of dates and venues.
This content aims to be informative and helpful in planning your dream Disney wedding. For more official Disney information about booking a wedding, don’t hesitate to contact The Vacationeer . They will be able to provide you with tailored information and assistance based on your individual needs and preferences.
How Much Does It Cost to Get Married in Front of Cinderella Castle?
A wedding in front of Cinderella Castle is a Disney fan’s dream come true. You have several options if you want to get married near this iconic Walt Disney World location, but it will cost you a pretty penny. Event minimums range from $20,000 – $50,000 depending on the location, date, and time of day.
The three Magic Kingdom wedding venues for Disney Fairytale Weddings are:
Located in Magic Kingdom East Plaza , this outdoor wedding venue features floral arrangements and chairs with the Castle as a backdrop. The Ceremony Venue Fee is $25,000.
At the Magic Kingdom Train Station , Cinderella Castle and the train station combine to create an idyllic fairytale wedding setting. The Ceremony Venue Fee is $15,000.
- Weddings at Magic Kingdom After Hours are private and magical, with rows of chairs and flowers and, of course, the Castle as a background. The Ceremony Venue Fee is $30,000.
If your dream is to marry at the most magical place on earth, it may be worth the splurge.
Can You Secretly Get Married at Disney World?
While it might technically be possible to have a secret wedding at Disney World, it’s unlikely to be permitted, so we don’t recommend it. Anything that draws attention runs the risk of being shut down, and nobody wants their Disney wedding interrupted by Security! In addition, Disney World is considered private property, and blatant rule violations can result in ejection from Disney parks and even criminal trespass warnings.
Engagements, on the other hand, are fair game. They often happen all around Disney World, usually without any prior coordination with Disney. For example, several people spontaneously pop the question daily in front of Cinderella Castle. Of course, if you want to do something extra special, there are plenty of options, from organizing something ahead of time at restaurants to paying for “ enchanting extras .” Note that Disney characters will not participate in the “asking” portion of a marriage proposal, but for a price, they can undoubtedly help celebrate after the proposal is accepted.
How Much Is It to Rent Out Disney for a Day?
Guests cannot rent out Walt Disney World Resort in its entirety. There would be significant disruption to how travelers book and plan their trips if the resort was closed for a day.
How Can You Save Money on a Disney Wedding?
The cost of your Disney World wedding will depend on factors like the venue, the time of year you choose to get married, and how many guests you plan on inviting. If you’re looking to save money, opt for an off-season wedding or book your event mid-week when crowds are smaller and prices are lower.
You can also save money by DIYing some decorations and using cheaper alternatives to traditional wedding items. Check with Disney or The Vacationeer to confirm what you can and cannot bring into the Disney park.
Overall, it is possible to have a beautiful and magical Disney World wedding without breaking the bank. No matter what options and pricing you decide on, a Disney wedding will be an unforgettable experience for you and your guests!
The cost of honeymoons at Disney is significantly lower than weddings, so you may want to consider getting married somewhere else and then spending your first week as newlyweds at Walt Disney World. There are plenty of romantic Disney resorts for couples and fun and free things to do for adults .
Are There Other Disney Wedding options besides Disney World?
Of course! You can get married at other Walt Disney Company destinations, such as having a wedding at Disneyland in California, Aulani in Hawaii, and even Disney Cruise line weddings. Reach out to your Disney travel provider for all the options and learn how to start your own fairy tale today!
A beautiful backdrop for your wedding at Disney's Castaway Cay
How Much Will Your Disney Wedding Package Cost?
Working with experienced Disney travel agents like those at The Vacationeer will ensure you receive the most magical wedding possible. Their services can assist you in planning a Disney wedding and booking everything related, regardless of whether you want a simple or lavish affair.
Every Disney wedding is unique, so it’s impossible to guess the cost of a fairytale Disney wedding. Instead, we recommend giving your requirements to The Vacationeer; from there, they can provide you with an accurate Disney wedding package estimate. Click HERE to get started!
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Hello! What is the maximum capacity for the Marina for a seated banquet reception?
500 people!
What time do the events have to finish here?
There’s no finish time, but a DJ can’t play past 10pm.
Hi, are the characters like Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, etc. allowed at the yacht club marina?
Yes, you just need to get special approval because it’s outside.
Is this a location I can have a dj and have my guests dance?
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