Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

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With monorail service and a brand new walking path to the Magic Kingdom, you’re closer to the magic than ever before at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa.

The crown jewel of Disney Resorts, Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa is an elegant retreat located across the Seven Seas Lagoon from the Magic Kingdom. The moment you arrive, a breathtaking, 5-story atrium with magnificent chandeliers and stained-glass domes welcomes you to this Victorian-inspired resort.

Here, you can relax on lavish sofas and listen to live music playing on a grand piano. An open-cage elevator and a marble staircase lead guests upstairs to shops, dining and the monorail station on the second floor.

Inspired by historic seaside resorts such as the beautiful Hotel Del Coronado in California, Disney’s Grand Floridan Resort and Spa pays homage to the turn of the century Victorian homes. The white-washed building’s verandas, dormers and cupolas, red-gabled roofs and gingerbread trim evoke a timeless elegance. This distinct look even extends to the monorail stop that is designed to resemble a Victorian train station. Manicured grounds with breezy palm trees add to the clean and upscale ambiance. Housekeeping staff dressed in white pinafores carry frilly parasols and look as if they stepped out of a scene in Mary Poppins. White sandy beaches lined with beach chairs beckon for you to watch the Florida sun set over the gleaming Seven Seas Lagoon.

Can you imagine a more magical place to start your happy ever after? In the Main Building, there are a variety of Club Level rooms and suites including 6 honeymoon rooms. The Whirlpool honeymoon rooms feature a jetted tub and a balcony, and the Octagon honeymoon rooms have a spectacular view from multiple windows. There are also one-, two- and three-bedroom suites available. Suites have two queen sized beds, or one king sized bed, and a separate parlor area with a wet bar. Some suites can accommodate up 10 adults.

The majority of the 900 guest rooms are located in the outer buildings surrounding the Main Building, aptly named after coastal Florida islands: Sago Cay, Sugar Loaf, Conch Key, Boca Chica and Big Pine Key. The rooms feature glass-paned doors that open to patios or balconies, many with picturesque views of landscaping, the pool, Seven Seas Lagoon or the Grand Floridian Marina. Standard guest rooms are approximately 440 square feet and have two queen sized beds and a day bed, or one king sized bed and a queen sleeper sofa. Most Standard rooms accommodate 5, plus an infant age 3 or under in a crib. Accessed through interior hallways, the rooms offer soft colors and intimate lighting for a cozy place to rest your head at the end of a busy day.

The Grand Floridian Resort is the only Walt Disney World property that offers two club level lounges. The Royal Palm Club in the Main Building serves as the concierge lounge exclusively for guests staying in the suites and specialty rooms in that building. The Sugar Loaf Club is located in an outer building, and serves as the lounge for all other concierge level guests. Club level rooms entitle guests to concierge guest assistance, small bites and beverages (including limited alcohol), free DVD rentals from the resort and — upon request — complimentary bathrobes and turn-down service. (Please note – Club Level rooms are not currently available for reservations.)

If you are looking for a home-away-from-home, you might consider The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. While most of the amenities are shared between the Villas and resort hotel, the Villas offer larger accommodations for guests desiring more space for extended family. Beautifully appointed Deluxe Studios and one-, two- and three- bedroom villas offer living space, dining areas, full kitchens, and washer and dryers – all the comforts of home.

Here are some 2021 nightly room rates from our friends at Mousesavers:

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa – 2021 Room Rates

The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa – 2021 Rates

A much-anticipated pedestrian walkway recently opened from the Grand Floridian Resort to the Magic Kingdom. Guests can also hop on a ferry or monorail to the Magic Kingdom. You can also continue on the monorail for a quick lift to Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Disney’s Polynesian Resort, or the Ticket and Transportation Center where you can transfer to a direct line to Epcot. Bus service is available to the other Disney theme parks, water parks and Disney Springs.

The amenities at Disney’s Grand Floridan Resort and Spa are plentiful and offer something for everyone in the family. The feature pool is a grotto themed Beach Pool with a 181-foot-long waterslide that zips right under a walking bridge. Take a dip under towering palm trees and a relaxing waterfall. Sip on a cool cocktail or order some lobster sliders and homemade chips for an afternoon snack at Beaches Pool Bar & Grill.

Little Disney fans will delight in the Alice in Wonderland-themed interactive water play area. Teacups and teapots pour water down child-size water slides, sprinklers and spouts. And when the Mat Hatter’s hat fills with water, it spills over for a refreshing splash!

Guests looking for a quieter spot to sunbath may enjoy the Courtyard Pool, an all-ages quiet pool that includes an adjacent kiddie pool and whirlpool spa. The Courtyard Pool Bar serves up yummy buffalo chicken wraps, hot dogs and smoothies to keep everyone happily recharged.

Available for half day or full day rentals, beach side cabanas are a welcome respite from the Florida sun. Stocked with complimentary sodas and water, your family can beat the heat with padded lounge chairs, couches, a television, and dedicated service.

At the Captain Shipyard’s Marina, guests can rent Sea Raycers, Boston Whaler Montauks, and pontoon boats, or set off on guided fishing excursions. Specialty Fireworks Cruises in the Grand One provide a memorable evening with fantastic views of the fireworks from the comfort of a chartered boat. Nosh on delectable desserts while you cozy up for a night under the stars — and get dropped off just steps from your room.

If you’re more of a land lubber than a sea farer, there are plenty of options to fill your day while keeping dry! Indulge in a luxurious massage at Senses, a Disney Spa and Salon. Burn off some energy at the fitness center, the basketball court or on the jogging trails. Or head up to the second floor of the Main Building for some upscale shopping. Here you’ll find top of the line retail shops such as Basin White, M. Mouse Mercantile, and Summer Lace. You can browse Disney souvenirs, luxurious apparel, fragrant candles and soaps, and high-quality luggage. Spend a day leisurely shopping amongst the pristine white-washed storefronts overlooking over the stately lobby.

A new Bibbidi Bobbid Boutique location has opened inside Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, where children aged 3-12 can enjoy a royal transformation. A variety of packages including specialty makeup, face gems, nail polish hairstyles, dresses and accessories are available to choose from. Watch your little ones turn into princesses and princes before your eyes!

Dining options at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa are second to none. If you’re looking for fine dining, look no further. Three of Disney’s best signature restaurants are located on resort grounds. Citricos offers an upscale Mediterranean-inspired menu with a focus on fresh, seasonal flavors. Filet mignon, seafood dishes and crispy risotto are paired with an award-wining wines at this warm and inviting restaurant.

AAA Five Diamond Award recipient since 2000, Victoria & Albert’s is a bucket list dining experience. One of the most superior restaurants in Walt Disney World, here you’ll experience a culinary adventure featuring the finest delicacies. A refined, opulent dining room complete with fresh linens, china and gorgeous flower arrangements compliments the impeccable service from the dining staff. Be aware that there is a dress code.

In the waterfront, circular building at the edge of the Seven Seas Lagoon, Narcoossee’s is an upscale yet comfortable seafood restaurant. Dishes such as grilled scallops and crab-crusted halibut are served with specialty cocktails and featured wines. You may catch views of the Electric Water Pageant and Magic Kingdom fireworks from the stunning wrap-around windows and deck where they pipe in the fireworks soundtrack. Even if you aren’t dining at Narcoossee’s there are numerous spots throughout the resort to view the fireworks and water parade.

With views of the rose gardens, the resort’s table service Grand Floridan Cafe is a charming restaurant with a moderately priced menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A must-try is the Lobster Thermidor burger – always a favorite at this relaxing spot. Surprise the kids at the table with The Glowing Character Punch – the cafe’s signature drink served in a souvenir cup with a light-up Disney character.

If its Mickey waffles you’re craving, head over to Gasparilla Island Grill. Enjoy a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner entrees including pizza, hot sandwiches and burgers at this quick-service spot. Stay and relax at the indoor tables or enjoy your meal al fresco under white patio umbrellas.

But wait – there’s even more! 1900 Park Fare, located on the lobby level, serves up a Supercalifragilistic Breakfast where you can join Disney friends for a breakfast extravaganza! At dinner time, be whisked away to “Cinderella’s Happily Ever After Dinner” and dine with the guests of honor – Cinderella and Prince Charming. You certainly won’t go hungry at this resort!

Disney’s Grand Floridan Resort and Spa is breathtaking oasis to call home during your Disney Vacation. And at the end of the day, unwind on the sandy beaches and watch evening fireworks light up the sky over Cinderella’s Castle. A truly magical vacation, indeed.

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