Resort Showcase – Coronado Springs Resort

Stunning lighting and tropical greenery welcome guests from the second they arrive on property.

Opened in 1997, the Moderate resort exudes southwestern opulence, and was the first Moderate resort on Walt Disney World property to feature a convention center.

Rooms are divided among four separately-themed areas, inspired by Mexican cabanas, Southwestern ranches, Spanish casitas, etc. In 2019, the opening of Gran Destino Tower brought an additional 15-stories of guestrooms, and a new lobby to welcome all guests of Coronado Springs Resort.

Warm tones and natural materials give this resort a modern and inviting feel.

A large menu of room sizes and styles is bound to suit most travelers to Walt Disney World. The warm, earthy tones from main areas carry over to guestrooms, with intricate patterns and natural materials.

Choose from Standard or King rooms with either Standard or Water views, or Preferred rooms to stay close to the action of El Centro’s dining, shopping and transportation. These rooms sleep between two and four adults across a King or Double Queen bed layout.

One-bedroom suites and casitas accommodate up to four adults, with a King bed and Queen sleeper-sofa, as well as seating and dining areas. Executive Suites can sleep up to eight adults across one King bed, two Queen beds, and one Queen sleeper-sofa. This suite also includes a full dining and lounge area to spread out.

Over at Gran Destino Tower, choose from a Standard Tower room with Water or Standard views, or upgrade to Club Status in a Standard, Deluxe suite, one-bedroom suite or Presidential suite.

Coronado Springs features all of the amenities you’d expect from a Moderate resort to make yourself at home. Expect hairdryers, coffee makers, irons and boards, beverage coolers, etc. to make your stay more comfortable.

When you upgrade to Club Level rooms, you’ll also be granted complimentary access to the on-site health club, Disney Signature Service, as well as newspapers, drinks and refreshments in the Chronos Club.

This resort is chock-full of on-site activities to keep guests of any age pleasantly occupied.

A Mayan ruins-themed pool area, the Dig Site, is home to the Lost City of Cibola pool. Little ones will love the waterslide, while adults can relax in the largest hot tub on property. The resort also features three leisure pools across the Casitas, Ranchos and Cabanas guest areas.

Guests of Coronado Springs Resort can take advantage of these additional resort amenities:

Coronado Springs Resort is considered a part of the Animal Kingdom resort area. Simply hop on the Disney Bus Transportation system to get yourself between parks, Disney Springs and other resorts. If you’re on a time crunch, or simply want a more private way to get around, ride share services like Uber, Lyft, or Minnie Vans are also available.

You can always choose to rent or bring your own car, as complimentary overnight parking has recently returned to Walt Disney World resorts.

Big, authentic flavors are at the heart of the dining experiences available at Disney’s Coronado Springs resort.

True to the theming of the resort, much of the dining options on Coronado Springs property features a Spanish or Latin flair.

Counter & Quick Service

Cafe Rix – Fuel your morning with grab-n-go options like pastries, fruits, sweet treats and specialty coffees.

El Mercado de Coronado – Open all day for hot entrees with a southwest kick.

Laguna Bar – Head out to happy hour and stay all night, sipping on handcrafted tequila and mezcal cocktails with relaxed, lakeside vibes.

Siestas Cantina – Poolside eatery serving up handhelds and signature cocktails.

Table Service & Lounges

Barcelona Lounge – Spanish-style espresso bar with a specialty cocktail menu that’ll leave you feeling like you’re in Catalonia.

Dahlia Lounge – Surround yourself with surrealism as you sip fine wine and nosh on tapas.

Maya Grill – Comforting Mexican favorites and family-style options to satisfy the whole family.

Rix Sports Bar & Grill – Upscale sports lounge featuring bar food-faves and plenty of TVs to catch the big game.

Toledo – A favorite of Disney foodies, this avant-garde eatery wows with out-of-the-box dishes and surrealist décor.

Three Bridges Bar and Grill at Villa del Lago – Luxurious open-air dining destination with Spanish-inspired shareables, salads, flavorful entrees and rich desserts.

Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned veteran, Coronado Springs welcomes guests with lively, colorful energy, flavorful dining options and plenty of activity to entice anyone in your group.