Disney's Old Key West Resort

You can take the boat to Disney Springs. For Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park, and Disney Springs, you'll use Disney buses. That setup is usually easier than relying on buses for every park day.

Disney's Old Key West Resort has 5 on-site dining options. Sit-down options include Olivia's Cafe. Quick-service spots include Good's Food to Go, Gurgling Suitcase, Olivia's Cafe To Go, and Turtle Shack Poolside Snacks.

The pool setup at Old Key West includes Pool and Quiet Pool. Beyond the pool area, you also have Tennis Courts, Playground, Electric Eel Game Room, Jogging Trail, Marina, and Fishing excursions. For workouts or downtime, there is discover a dry sauna at the base of a lighthouse, Fitness Center, and R.E.S.T. Health Club.

Yes. Because Old Key West is a deluxe resort, guests can use Extended Evening Theme Park Hours on select nights, usually about two extra hours after regular closing. That is in addition to the standard 30-minute Early Entry benefit all Disney resort guests receive.

Old Key West is a solid fit for families, and the biggest reason is transportation. Old Key West has boat access, which is usually easier with a stroller than depending on buses for every trip. Kid-friendly amenities include Pool, Quiet Pool, and Playground. There is 1 on-site table-service option, which helps on nights when you do not want to leave the resort for dinner.

The main trade-offs at Old Key West are these: Very spread-out resort, some villa clusters feel isolated. Primarily a DVC property, harder to book on cash reservations. Bus-only transportation to theme parks; boat only goes to Disney Springs. Limited table service dining compared to other Deluxe resorts. Lower-energy atmosphere may not feel as immersive for park-focused guests.