Disney's Coronado Springs Resort

For Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park, and Disney Springs, you'll use Disney buses.

Disney's Coronado Springs Resort has 11 on-site dining options. Sit-down options include Maya Grill, Rix Sports Bar & Grill, Three Bridges Bar and Grill at Villa del Lago, and Toledo - Tapas, Steak & Seafood. Quick-service spots include Barcelona Lounge, Cafe Rix, Dahlia Lounge, El Mercado de Coronado, Laguna Bar, Siestas Cantina, and Three Bridges Bar & Grill To Go.

The pool setup at Coronado Springs includes Pool, Hot Tub, and Water Slide. Beyond the pool area, you also have Playground, Arcade, Running Trail, Marina, and Volleyball. For workouts or downtime, there is Spa, Fitness Center, Massage services available, and Salon.

No. Extended Evening Theme Park Hours are reserved for deluxe and deluxe villa resorts. As a moderate resort, Coronado Springs guests still get the standard 30-minute Early Entry benefit, but not the extra evening time.

Coronado Springs can still work well for families, but it is a bus-only resort. Disney buses handle strollers, though park open and park close tend to take more patience with little kids. Kid-friendly amenities include Pool, Playground, Arcade, and Water Slide. There are 4 on-site table-service options, which helps on nights when you do not want to leave the resort for dinner.

The main trade-offs at Coronado Springs are these: Very spread-out resort with long walks from casitas to the main hub. Primarily a convention hotel, can feel less magical than other resorts. Far from EPCOT and Hollywood Studios by bus. Moderate pricing but far location makes it less convenient. Some areas of the resort feel dated and in need of updates.