Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Disney’s Beach Club Resort has captured the New England Charm of the Cape Cod and Nantucket beaches with the soft blues, taupes, yellows, and pinks, and white trim.  It opened November 5th, 1990, alongside its sister resort Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, both sharing the ample amenities, including the 3-acre pool complex, between the two.  Disney’s Beach Club Resort is an Epcot resort, residing right next to it with an entrance located between the England Pavilion and the France Pavilion in Epcot’s Showcase.  It is situated on Crescent Lake opposite of Disney’s Boardwalk Inn.

 

Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Lobby Area, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Disney’s Beach Club Resort is a deluxe resort with spacious, 415 square foot rooms that easily sleep up to 5 adults, with rates starting at $ 402.00 (excluding tax) depending on the season. There are 576 rooms at the resort, which includes Club Rooms and Suites.  There are also 282 studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom villas.  The rooms are decorated in soft blues and tans, with dark wood and white wood accents; colors and textures reminiscent of the beach.  Rooms have a variety of different bed options including 2 Queen Beds and 1 Day Bed or 2 Queen Beds or 1 King Bed and 1 Day Bed or 1 King Bed.

 

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Room Patios, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Disney’s Beach Club Resort offers a variety of dining options for guests, even more so with its sister resort Disney’s Yacht Club Resort being so close.  Cape May’s Cafe is just one of the restaurants for guests to choose from and is located right off the lobby of Disney’s Beach Club Resort.  Meet Minnie and some of her friends, dressed in their beachwear, during Minnie’s Beach Bash Breakfast from 7:30 am – 11:00 am for a delightful character meal.  Dinner is the Seafood-and- More Buffet, which says it all in the name.

 

Cape May Cafe Dining Room, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

 

Cape May Cafe, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Grab a burger and ice cream at Beaches & Cream Soda Shop, for an old fashion good time in the 50’s themed restaurant.  You can find a variety of Malts & Milk Shakes ($6.50) and Sundaes on the Beach including the Kitchen sink ($32.00 – serves 4), and Classic Banana Split ($9.00).  Advance reservations are a must, or you can take it to go.

Beaches & Cream Soda Shop, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Beach Club Marketplace, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Painting in the Vineyard is an Instructor-led painting activity that begins at 4:30 pm in Martha’s Vineyard Lounge on Friday evenings.  It’s $35.00 per guest (ages 12 and up).  Call 407-721-5304 for advance reservations.

Martha’s Vineyard Lounge, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Beach View, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Guests at Disney’s Beach Club Resort have access to 4 total pools, the 43,000-gallon Tidal pool is located at the far end of the resort in a garden area, the 55,350-gallon pool is located at the Villa’s, and the 54,000-gallon Admiral pool is situated in a quiet area by Disney’s Yacht Club Resort.  The forth pool, Stormalong Bay is located right between the two sister resorts with close access for all guests.

Tidal Pool, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Stormalong Bay is a 3-acre water park that features a 230-foot-long waterslide, a lazy river, and an area with a sandy beach.  It also has mini-slides for children in the Shipwreck pool.  Stormalong Bay has something for everyone from swirling waters to float on inner tubes, to relaxing swimming, and 3 spas to unwind in.

Stormalong Bay, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

The Flying Jib Slide is one of the highest slides at Walt Disney World Resort and usually finds itself at the top of any best Disney waterslide list.  At its base is where you’ll find the kids pool with the small slide.

The Flying Jib Slide at Stormalong Bay, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar and Grill is a great place to grab some lunch, snacks, or a poolside drink like a Category 5 ($11.75) or a Storm Chaser ($11.75).

Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar and Grill, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Disney’s Beach Club Resort offers an assortment of amenities and recreations that are shared with Disney’s Yacht Club Resort.  It has an on-site gym and spa, Ship Shape, Lafferty Place Arcade, motorized boat rentals from Bayside Marina, campfire activities and of course, Movies Under the Stars.  Guests can also find a tennis court, a volleyball court, and jogging trail.

Ship Shape Massage Salon Fitness, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Ship Shape Massage Salon Fitness, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

 

Lafferty Place Arcade, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Lafferty Place Arcade, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

 

Bayside Marina, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

 

Bayside Marina Rentals and Pricing, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Volleyball Court, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

New Balance Running Trail, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

Guests at Disney’s Beach Club Resort have a selection of transportation options, but it is also just a short stroll to Epcot.  If guests would prefer, they can take Friendship Boat launch to either Epcot or Disney’s Hollywood Studios.  To get to the other Parks, Waterparks, and Disney Springs guests can take the Disney Bus Transportation.

Beach Club Bus Stop, Disney’s Beach Club Resort

 

As for the other amenities, they’re much like all the other resorts like:

• Disney Signature Services
• In-Room Celebrations
• Disney’s Magical Express
• Complimentary Wi-Fi Internet
• Parking ($24/night sales tax included)
• Online Check-In
• Resort Airline Check-In
• ATM
• Currency Exchange
• Childcare Services
• Laundry and Dry Cleaning Services
• Mail Services
• Merchandise Delivery and Pickup
• Valet Parking ($33/night)
• Minnie Van Service
• Resort Concierge

 

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Disney’s Beach Club Resort

1800 Epcot Resorts Boulevard

Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

(407) 934-8000