Disney’s Port Orleans Resort Riverside

Save your money, rent a room at motel 6 and rent a car.
The rooms at first glance seem to be clean, but when you turn the lights on and open your eyes, you can tell they do not dust, ever. The cafeteria food served in their «restaurant» is one star cafeteria food made hours before you buy it, and sold at the price of a fine dining restaurant.
If I ever come back to Disney, I will not stay on Disney property. There are much nicer places in Orlando to stay, and with the money saved you could rent Mercedes and eat at nice restaurants instead of the overpriced and overrated Disney restaurants…

Really a 3.5.
I would say that I really like the main complex for Port Orleans Riverside. Rather than being French Quarter themed, it is more of a Bayou/​River themed area and thus more laid back. The main complex has a pretty extensive lake and a nice boardwalk behind where you can rent pedal carts to tool around.
There are great dining choices here — Boatwright for a full service meal and Riverside Mill for more casual service. In addition, there was a pretty raucous albeit family friendly piano bar that was absolutely packed. The main pool here has a waterslide and looked pretty nice (under construction).
The issue is that this complex is absolutely HUGE. It is similar to Saratoga Springs although not as nice. It is probably comparable to Coronado Springs without the convention center. We stayed in Alligator Alley Building 24 which was nearest to the West Depot stop. Overall Port Orleans has 4 bus stops so your trip to and from the parks can be excruciatingly long depending on which depot you are at.
For the record the West depot was the first stop TO the parks so you always have a seat. If you pick up the bus at the main complex, there are 3 stops prior so the bus will be packed by the time you get on.
Overall, it wasn’t bad, not sure if I’d stay here again though.
Pros
Picturesque main complex
Good dining options
Disney Transportation Network
Cons
Rooms a little dated
Pool area by the units (not main) are not that nice
Very long bus rides to and from parks

Really enjoyed my time here, I just wish I came to Orlando when it wasn’t so cold so I could have enjoyed the pool and lounging at the lake area. Definitely coming back even if I don’t go to the parks.
The rooms were pretty much average sized compared to other places that I have stayed at. The only thing that really stuck out where the small Disney details around the room. The head boards of our beds lit up, there were Disney character wallpapers, even the bathroom sink had a genie lamp. It was kinda like an adventure hunt trying to find the small details and comparing them to Disney films!
I loved the staff members of this hotel. Everyone is so accommodating and actually cared about our needs. This is honestly the reason as to why I’ll definitely be coming back to a Disney resort hotel. One of my friends got really bad blisters on her foot from all the walking and the staff members were extremely helpful with what we can do to soothe the pain, gave us lots of band aids, and ointments. I’ve been to other prestigious hotels where staff members are bothered when you ask for extra coffee packets. This place has raised the bar with customer service!
Another great system they have going on are the buses. They have the times printed on the hotels in which the buses will arrive. Some hotels are connected to the small train they have that also goes through the park, and other hotels have the boat ferry!
It’s a great place to stay at and lots of adventures to go on without actually going to the parks!

My wife and I spent our Honeymoon here 2 weeks ago. We had everything booked through a travel agent, and when we arrived we found out that we weren’t in the right location. We had been book at the very south end of the Port Orleans resort, in a area that my wife didn’t want to be.
We went to the front desk at guest services and spoke with Tanya. My wife was almost in tears since a few things weren’t going so well on our way to Disney and this was just making things worse. Tanya looked at our itinerary and then started to see what she could do. After about 10 minutes she had moved us into Riverside and gave us the Princess suite. She also took the time to tell us her recommendations for places she things we should visit while we were at the different parks.
The room was pretty awesome. Lot’s of different characters around the room. Room service was on point, so much so that we only had them come twice during our 7 day stay. This was definitely not a bad place to spend a honeymoon at. All the parks were accessible from our locations. Even though we had a rental car, we only used it twice and that was when we were going to other places outside of Orlando. The transportation is crazy good there.
Also, within a short walking distance was a cafeteria of sorts that had all kinds of different food items. We also purchased the Disney mug they sell, and with that you can get free unlimited refills at any of the resort locations (NOT the theme parks).
But honestly, if it wasn’t for Tanya, I don’t know what we would have done. She went above and beyond to help us and we will forever be grateful to her for that.

This moderate-​level resort was worth it! The rooms are so comfy & the theming throughout is amazing. I was fortunate enough to stay in a Royal Guest Room, and I enjoyed every minute of it!
Although the property is large, the multiple bus stops around property reduced the amount of walking we had to do to get to the Dining Hall, or catch a ride to the parks!
The food and merchandise selections were diverse & there was always something for everyone. I wish I could stay here every time we visit!

For the price we paid, this resort did not live up to standards. The carpets were dirty, there were always random pieces of hair in the bathrooms and the service left much to be desired. I had called (and had my agent called) the morning of when we re going to arrive to get a pack n play in our room. We got there after midnight and the request was still pending when we got a text that our room was ready at about 2:30PM. No pack n play came that night and we had to request it again the next day for it to be in our room. The food at the resort was ok but the service at their bar was painstakingly slow. There was 1 server for the whole bar on a Saturday night.
I have not been to a disney value resort, but having seen this «medium» resort, I would not even attempt to stay at a value or perhaps the value ones are better. In my standards, this was by no means a «medium» — more along the lines of Super 8 or Motel 6.

Would I stay here again? Probably not. Did I enjoy my time here? Yes, I did. After staying in Art of Animation which was so over the top Disney this resort seemed more laid back, though we did spring for the Royal Room since it had the princesses in it. I have never stayed near the lobby or the restaurants so walking is not an issue. I see Disney as Las Vegas, just get up and walk and get used to it.
Check in was a breeze and our room was ready at 11:30 when we arrived from the airport. That was a welcome surprise because we were just expecting to store our bags and hop over to Epcot. We got settled and yes, it was a million mile walk to the hotel, but once we got to the room we were in love. The princess pictures and the led firework headboards were so neat! I love that every touch is thought of in terms of Disney down to the sink handles and wallpaper.
The property is well maintained and groomed. We never had any noise or room issues. It was a perfect stay on a great Disney property. I love how you really feel immersed in the south and New Orleans when you walk on the property. They do this so well on all their properties.
With so many resorts to choose from I want to try them all so I doubt I would be back here. Not to mention the food court was a major let down. However, the bar with Yuengling stocked there was great for us Texans who never get it. They will also pour drinks in plastic cups so you can take them back to your room.

I’ve now stayed here twice during WDW Marathon Weekend. Both times, I ran the Dopey Challenge so wanted to be in a cost-​effective hotel that also gave all the Disney feels. I requested a room close to the lobby so I could get to the food easily (a must if you’re running 48.6 miles) and my request was accommodated without a problem.
This past January, I stayed with a friend and they were easily able to pair our magic bands with two different credit cards (something I’ve seen others have had problems with in the past).
My friend has a lot of food allergies and she was able to get a great post-​marathon meal at Boatwright’s Dining off of their allergy menu.
I’m going back in February for Princess Weekend and will be staying at Port Orleans French Quarter for the first time. Looking forward to experiencing the other side of the Port Orleans resort!

This is a new favorite Disney hotel, and I can’t wait to go back. I’d avoided the moderate category of hotels for years — it just seemed like it was best to either go big with Deluxes or stay on the cheap with Values, but this resort offers a really great in-​between option. I loved the fairly spacious rooms, nice dining and entertainment amenities, and absolutely gorgeous grounds.
I got a great rate during marathon weekend for two of their Princess Tiana Royal Guest Rooms, which offer enhanced theming and a preferred location. Some of the royal touches were over the top (the enormous Princess Tiana lenticular commands a lot of attention, as does the gallery wall of princess portraits), but we loved the twinkly headboards. Pure Disney magic that just made us smile. The rooms were a good size for two adults (and probably a little cramped for a larger party). The mini fridge was helpful, and the large flat screen tv was nice for downtime outside of the parks.
Our rooms were a short stroll to the main building which houses several dining options (sit down and counter service), an arcade, shopping, and other amenities. There’s really so much going on at this hotel, there’s a fun atmosphere — horse-​drawn carriages, surrey bikes, playgrounds, pools, campfire movies. The manicured grounds are lovely for strolling and make the resort feel lush and serene. There are plenty of families and kids running around, but it doesn’t have the chaotic feel of some Disney resorts.
One of the real advantages of POR is that it is just a short walk from Port Orleans French Quarter, a similar resort just down the river. We preferred POFQ’s quick service dining facility to the one at POR and we were glad to be able to just walk or drive over for a quick meal. There are also additional amenities (shops, arcade, pool, etc) that are available to POR guests. It’s always good to have options.
Transportation to the parks seemed fine, though we drove ourselves most of the time. You can take a boat over to Disney Springs, which is a huge advantage because road traffic in that area can be hideous.
I had to knock one star off my review for some wear and tear in the room that was decidedly un-​Disney. Furniture was worn and chipped, there were scuffs on the wall — this would be disappointing in any major chain hotel, and well below the standard Disney established for itself years ago. Just some of the corner-​cutting that seems to be happening all over WDW these days.

So we just returned 3 days ago from our 7 night stay at Port Orleans Riverside. We are a family of 5, with our kids ages 7, 5 and 2. It was our first trip to Walt Disney World.
I booked our package through a Disney travel planner. The package included our 7 night stay, 7 days of park tickets, and the Dining plan (highly recommended!!). Since we booked as a package, our checked luggage was tagged and we didn’t even have to pick it up when we got to Orlando — it was picked up for us and delivered directly to our hotel room a few hours later that night. We hopped on the Disney Magical Express bus at the airport and were shuttled to the hotel.
When we arrived, I wasn’t 3 steps off the bus before being greeted by someone from the hotel. Because I had pre-​checked in online, we didn’t have to go inside to check in. Within 2 minutes, we had our welcome packet and room number. No room key needed — your Magic Bands that are mailed to you before the trip take care of everything — room entry, hotel charges, park admission, fast passes, dining plan, you name it.
We had about a 5 minute walk to our hotel room, went over a bridge with a gorgeous view of the landscaped grounds and river running through the resort. The room itself was beautiful — a princess themed room with headboards that light up, pictures of princesses on the wall, etc. Kids loved it. Free WiFi in the room.
Housekeeping was great — some mornings we didn’t leave the room till after 11am. They never knocked to see when we’d be leaving so they could start cleaning our room, and the room was immaculate each night we returned.
Dining options: I will only comment on what we used. I believe there is a restaurant on site also but we didn’t go to it. There is a cafeteria/​dining hall near the main entrance in the back. We went there to use snack and quick service meal credits from our dining plan, and to refill our Disney mugs we got as part of the package we booked. The mugs got us free refills of soda, water, lemonade, hot chocolate, or coffee at any Disney hotel. There was a great selection of hot and cold food as the dining hall for both breakfast and lunch. Just some of the options included: Eggs, french toast, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, fresh fruit, omelettes, breakfast sandwiches, yogurt, cereal, pizza, breadsticks, veggies, desserts, chips, you name it.
Things to do at the resort: They have a nightly movie shown outside on the grass at 7pm, but we were usually gone at the parks so didn’t get a chance to check this out. Would have been fun. We went to the pool area one night — great pool and hot tub, along with a fun waterslide, waterfalls, etc. Also a round kids pool that is maybe 1 foot deep.
We opted for a horse carriage ride one night (cost $ 45). Kids loved it. It was about 30 minutes long and took us all around — past the other Port Orleans resort (French Quarter) pool area also.
We also rented one of those 4 – 5 seater pedal bikes with basket and made a few laps around the resort. Cost was $ 20.
Transportation: We obviously didn’t have a car, so we relied on Disney transportation for our entire trip. They have a main bus pick up near the front entrance, plus 3 other bus stop areas throughout the resort. The buses can take you to Disney Springs (area with lots of restaurants, shops, hot air balloon type ride, etc), Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Water parks, or Epcot. They come every 15 – 20 minutes (Sometimes quicker). Takes about 10 – 20 minutes from the time you’re picked up to when you get to the parks, depending on traffic.
There is also a fun boat ride that picks up behind the main entrance near the bridge. It takes you to Disney Springs and back. We rode this a couple times the kids had fun. Took about 20 minutes maybe to get there.
Bell services was great. On the morning we were leaving, I called them up and within 5 minutes a man was at our door to load our 4 checked bags into his golf cart-​like ride. I hopped in as well and he took me to the airline check in area near the hotel entrance. Super convenient — could check all our bags there and they take them from there to the airport — we didn’t see them again till we got back to our home airport. They can also store your carry on bags if needed. We were headed to a breakfast at Magic Kingdom that morning, so this was super helpful. I’d recommend getting to the airline check in early as it can get backed up at times, but I was only one there at 6:45am. They open at 5am and are open till 1pm I think.
Because we had booked the package, the Magical Express bus also picked us up to take us back to the airport. It picks you up 3 hours before your flight and makes stops at a few other hotels. We were picked up at 12:30pm and were walking through airport security around 1:45pm.
Overall we were VERY pleased with this resort, and it was very affordable compared to some of the deluxe Disney hotels.

This is a comfortable resort. It isn’t anything fancy but it does have a staff that will make you feel right at home. In the main building there is a bar, they have an entertainer playing piano and interacting with the crowd at night. There is an outdoor movie every night next to the beautifully lit fountain. Housekeeping is great, rooms are clean and if you need anything they are happy to help. The bell service guys have great personality. Justin (I’m pretty sure is his name) at the front desk is nothing short of extremely helpful. The ladies in the gift shop are happy to be there, it really is a great place to stay!

The beau and I stayed here on our last evening in Orlando. We got a steal of a deal so we were happy to stay on a resort.
The resort is HUGE! Unfortunately it was raining the evening we stayed, so we didn’t get to explore the grounds as we would have liked. There are horse-​drawn carriages, pools, and I’m sure so much more. The resort offers a ferry to take you to Downtown Disney. We caught the boat ride. The ferry was slow, but it was enjoyable to ride and depending on the captain, you got a little history of the other resorts you passed along the way.
Port Orleans Riverside is considered a «Moderate» resort. I think for it being «moderate» it is still expensive. Frankly, it was a standard hotel room, 2 beds, a bathroom, a tv. Nothing fancy. I was happy for my discount because in my book this room wasn’t worth more than $ 100 a night.
Service is exceptional, as always, at Disney. I’d happily return to this Resort and I’d like to stay for longer than one night and actually get to explore the resort too.

I recently stayed at Port Orleans — Riverside and I was pleased with my experience. Its Southern charm shined through without straying into «tacky» territory. More understated than the flashier neighboring Port Orleans — French Quarter, Riverside is more subdued and has that slow-​moving Southern lifestyle feel to it, making it a great place for adults to stay without children.
Being Disney, of course, there is still plenty for children to do, such as the pools and outdoor movies. My favorite part of staying in Port Orleans was being able to take the riverboats down to Disney Springs (aka Downtown Disney).
We were lucky enough to get a corner room, and I was happy with the room in general. It wasn’t necessarily as clean as it could have been, but it could have been a lot worse. I think perhaps the rooms could use a small upgrade, but I wasn’t expecting anything flashy in the more moderately-​priced resort that had more of an adult-​leaning theme.
The resort as a whole is gigantic, and has at least four bus stops that take people to the different Disney parks as well as Disney Springs. I’d return!

We felt really at home at Port Orleans Riverside during our one week stay there. The rooms were cozy, and in good order, we loved grounds with a lazy winding river going through the middle, and our rooms were close to the main building where the Market, Lounge, Arcade, Gift Shop, Restaurant and buses were. We also loved that we could use the ferry service to get to Disney Springs. We’d definitely stay here again.
Upon initial arrival, we opted to go through the check-​in process instead of just using our bands and going to our room. It was our first time at Disney, so we wanted that experience. We were helped by Rosemary who got us all set up, and our credit cards linked to our magic bands, and she gave us directions to our room. Although our rooms were a little hard to find, we didn’t have too much trouble, and think it was probably due to it being dark and late, during a long day of travel.
When we got to our room, it was very well cleaned, spacious, and had tons of amenities. Little travel size shampoos with tops like Mickey ears? Awesome! Towels folded into the shape of Mickey ears? Awesome! The beds were soft, and there were plenty of pillows in both rooms. Everything seemed to be well taken care of and updated — down to the hair dryer. We also had a refrigerator in our room, which was nice considering we usually popped over to the market and got fresh fruit and yogurt for breakfast the next day and put it in the fridge overnight.
The market, although usually quite a zoo, was very handy. We bought the refill cups and used them a lot during our stay. They are super worth your money — even if you just do coffee every morning. The food options were plentiful — burgers and fries, chicken nuggets, build your own salad, build your own pasta, a full bakery, a cold case full of fruits, veggies, yogurt, sodas, juices, etc. and I think even a pizza bar. Of course, the prices were a bit high, but they’re high everywhere at Disney. For Disney, they were about right.
We spent a lot of time at the lounge, called River Roost. They had great drinks and fantastic entertainment for all ages most evenings. We also ate at Boatwright’s — the restaurant onsite and while wildly expensive, it was good.
I think the most disappointing thing was the Arcade. While we were there, we discovered that two games were broken — the air hockey, and one of the pinball machines ate our quarters without working. They do have a scanning option to report the games, but you have to download the app and everything which we weren’t willing to do.
The boat service was fantastic — all of the boat captains we had were courteous, knowledgeable and gave great service with a smile. We boated the 20 minutes back and forth to Disney Springs many times for shopping, dinner, and hanging out in general.
The bus system was decent — we only had one bus driver who seemed to be kind of grumpy. Otherwise, we used the bus service to go to all four parks at Disney. The buses always came at regular intervals and most of them were direct to the park which was great. We found that for the most part, we could rely on getting to the parks when we wanted to get there as long as we shot to account for a 20 minute bus ride.
All in all, we loved the architecture and the nature feel to Riverside and would absolutely stay here again. I do agree with other reviewers that say that this is a lower end Disney Resort — and outside of Disney a hotel of this caliber would be a lot less. But, staying on Disney property was important to us, and Riverside served us very well for our entire trip. Four stars!

Spent five nights in a Magnolia Bend Room in December, 2015. Here is the lowdown:
I tried checking in around 7AM our first day at Port Orleans Riverside. I was told our room wasn’t ready, which is fine. I was able to leave my car in its current location, and gave my cell/​email address for notification when our room would be ready. Check-​in is at 3. 2:51 I get an email/​text that I need to see about checking in again. Somehow there was an issue. My son and I were going to an Orlando Magic game, we didn’t have a ton of time. Check-​in was a disaster from top to bottom. I even tried checking in in advance and that wasn’t an option.
We eventually did check in. It looks like all the rooms look the same. Bed was comfortable. Pillows were questionable at best. Room was at a Hampton Inn quality. Not overly large but satisfactory. We were about a five minute walk to the shuttle bus.
Used the pool three days during our stay. It was a decent size, water slide was fun. Pool bar was friendly as well.
Overall, I thought this Disney hotel was ok/​average at best. For what we paid, Disney Magic was not over the top!

Solid lower end Disney resort. You just get what you pay for. Smaller rooms than its bigger cousin (Carribbean Resort)…not as nicely decorated… ample, though not as nice pool area… similar snack area…
I’d personally rather spend the money for Carribbean Beach level or higher… or spend a little less and stay off property for the same — if not better — overall experience. But the boat into Disney Springs is pretty cool…

I absolutely enjoyed my 11 night stay here at POR. We stayed in the royal guest room in oak manor and it was amazingly cute living in that room. Luckily we weren’t that far from the lobby and food court, it was around a 7 minute walk. And might I add that this resort is HUGE!!!
The activities available here is crazy. They have horse drawn carriages, movies out on the lawn and roasting marshmallows.
Now food, I don’t think it was too bad. I’ve tried their customized pasta and custom salad and I enjoyed both. Their caprese flatbread was okay. The breakfast didn’t stand out, it wasn’t that great. The table service dining hall I found amazingly good. My first time having shrimp and grits and it was so good I’m looking for a place I can get it here at home. My bf got a crawfish etoufee and he really enjoyed his.
It’s also nice they have 4 bus stops so you can get off at a stop closer to your room than just at the lobby.
And to end it, the resort is really beautiful. They keep it well maintained and clean. The buildings are a treat for the eyes. I loved saying I was living in a mansion because that’s how our building looked.

Not like the top of the line Disney resorts, but the room was nice and cozy. Staff make it a point to make your stay as good as possible. We would stay here again, the grounds were very nice and situated upon a nice river. Pool area is great for kids as well. We spent our stay here for our honeymoon… most of our time we spent at the parks. This place definitely served its purpose. The bar is a lot of fun too!

I liked this hotel as a simple option while staying in Disney World. The room was in top shape and very clean. Nothing extravagant, but if you looking for that I suggest investigating the pricier rooming options.
Looking for the pool? Fair warning, it will be mobbed. It is a large one though.
What was the best part? The happy honeymoon voicemail from Mickey! Well done Disney!

Port Orleans Riverside is a nice resort, but a huge one. The huge part in this case isn’t a good thing, and is the reason I knocked off a star. I’d probably give it 3.5 stars, but I’ll give it a generous 4.
Port Orleans Riverside (previously known as «Dixie Landings,» but changed due to the fact that the word «Dixie» offended weak-​mided morons) has two sections of the resort – Magnolia Bend (whose buildings resemble plantations) and Alligator Bayou (whose buildings resemble rustic cabins in the wilderness). Whenever I stay here, it seems like I end up in the building farthest from the lobby in Alligator Bayou. The room I get (by chance and because it seems to be the cheapest) is a 2-​queen room that comes with a pull-​down murphy bed. I think that the murphy bed may be unique to Alligator Bayou, though.
The theming of the resort has a long story attached to it. If you google around, you’ll find it. Also, in the rooms, there are decorations that were specifically made for the resort that refer to the vague backstory the resort «tells.»
There are some great things about this resort that make it a great place to stay. These include:
–Yee-​hah Bob Jackson — There’s a piano bar built into the resort called «River Roost.» Bob Jackson appears nightly during weekend nights. Prices on drinks are more reasonable than other locations at Disney, they have good beers on tap (3 words: Abita Beer Flights!) and Bob Jackson is pretty darned entertaining. He’s a lot of fun to watch, and he’ll involve guests of all ages in his show. It’s a lot of fun.
–The «old south» theming is very pretty. You’ll feel a good connection to the wilderness as you walk through the resort. If you want to pay through the nose, you can enjoy a surrey bike or a horse drawn carriage ride after dark. Cool theming… but it should be less expensive.
–You are able to quickly jump on a boat from the lobby that will take you to and from Disney Springs. I’m not sure if this is quicker than a bus, but it sure is more fun!
–There is a full service restaurant (Boatwright’s Dining Hall) at Riverside. There isn’t one any longer at Port Orleans French Quarter.
The only negative thing about this resort is the fact that you may get a room far away from the lobby, and thus it can be very difficult to head all the way back to the lobby to get your drink refilled. (Also, the quickest way back to your room isn’t always what you think it is!) This can get annoying, especially after spending all day walking in the Disney parks.
Riverside is a solid bet for a moderate resort, though. It’s one of the most common resorts that I stay in, and I’d generally recommend it (especially if you can couple it with a dining plan.)

Hotel situado dentro do complexo da Disney, o Riverside Port Orleans parece se preucupar com o bem-​estar do hos​pede​.Com uma imensa area verde, cheio de arvores, e rios, o ambiente super agradavel faz voce se sentir tranquilo, e até feliz. Funcionarios muito bem educados, talvez isso seja apenas para fazer voce se sentir o cara hehe mas é isso que voce realmente acaba sentindo (no final voce se acostuma a dar bom dia para todo mundo hehe).
O restaurante é muito agradavel, é uma otima experencia para brasileiros que sao acostumados à outro tipo de comida (é preciso tomar cuidado com as gorduras!).O unico problema em relação à refeição é que não hánenhuym tipo natural, dando ao hospede a opção.
Os quartos são otimos, as camas muito macias e confortaveis. Tudo numa ambietação meio rustica, com tv frigoba, etc. Os banheiro são bem limpos e tem banheira para quem gosta. O hotel é um luxo e é muito bom para quem quer passar as ferias

Ein schönes Hotel im Sumpf. Alles ganz flach, alles wirkt tatsächlich ein bisschen wie in New Orleans. Das hat Atmosphäre.
Der Preis ist für Disney echt erträglich und das Geld wert.
Ein Boot verkehrt regelmäßig zum Downtown Disney und auch Busse zu den Disney Attraktionen.
Was allgemein in Disney fehlt: man nicht kaum raus hier aus der Disney Welt ohne Mietwagen.

Le Port Orleans resort Riverside est tellement bien fait qu’il vaut une attraction de Disney. C’est un des 2 hôtels Disney (avec le Grand Floridian) à proposer des chambres pour 5 personnes. Le décor est vraiment fabuleux et mérite qu’on passé une demi-​journée au moins à l’explorer avant d’aller se mêler à la foule des Parcs. Les bâtiments, les chambres, les restaus, la piscine, le jacuzzi (Ah, le jacuzzi sous les étoiles)la boutique, la végétation TOUT EST MERVEILLEUX.
Vous l’avez compris, on économise pour y retourner !

Nach unserem ausgiebigen Rundgang im
Flughafen Orlando, fuhren wir, mit dem
Taxi 32 km, zum Disneyworld Resort Port Orleans.
Hier hatten wir einen einwöchigen Urlaub gebucht.
Einschliesslich täglichem Besuch zu den
Disney– Themen-​Parks (Disneyworld).
Der Höhepunkt für unsere Jüngsten.Hatten sie doch nun schon über drei Wochen darauf gewartet.
Das Hotel
Die Zimmer befinden sich in sieben dreistöckigen Gebäuden.
Mit Straßen, die in einem Gittermuster verlaufen.
Die Gebäude sind in Rahm, Rosa, Blau, Purpur und Gelb gestrichen
und sind so entworfen, als wären es mehrere Reihenhäuser .
Die Straßen zwischen den Gebäuden werden“Pontchartrain «
oder» Bourbon” genannt, ganz wie man es mag.
Alle Zimmer sind etwa 30qm gross und enthalten zwei Doppelbetten,
(Wir bekamen noch ein Zustellbett), einen kleinen Tisch mit vier (5) Stühlen,
Fernsehen, Garderobe/​Kabinett, grosser Wandschrank, Telefon
und Radioweckeruhr.
Zwei Sockelwaschbecken sind am Ende jedes Zimmers.
Das Badezimmer enthält Toilette und Bad mit integriertem Duschkopf.
Alle Zimmer sind mit Klimaanlage ausgestattet.
Da wir das Zimmer wirklich nur zum Schlafen nutzten, war auch die Grösse
ausreichend.
Es gibt einen thematischen Badebereich er ist um eine Meerschlange,
herum gebaut. Das imponierende des Bads ist die Zunge der Schlange,
diese ist eine lange Wasser– Rutsche
Die Dusche im Bad entspringt aus dem Kopf eines Alligators,
während eine mit einem Alligatorenband vollständige große Venusmuschelschale
als das Herzstück des Brunnens dient.
Tretboote, Kanus, Ruderboote, Baldachinboote können am Fluss ausgeliehen werden.
Restaurants und Poolbar sorgen für das leibliche Wohl.
Das Hotel liegt sehr zentral zu den Themenparks. Ein Busshuttle, direkt vor dem Hotel,
brachte uns zu allen Parks.