Sunday Spotlight - Disney's All-Star Music Resort

Disney's All-Star Music Resort® first opened at Walt Disney World® Resort on November 22, 1994.  It was the second of several similarly designed resorts that make up Disney’s Value Resort category.  As the name implies, it has a musical theme, with gigantic icons from classic musical genres.

The resort is comprised of 5 sections, representing Rock & Roll, Jazz, Calypso, Broadway theatre, and Country.  Each section is decorated and themed with its’ own oversized icons – such as a drumkit, super-sized maracas, gigantic boots and top hats and many more.  The resort is designed with exterior doors and staircases (which are also themed with coverings such as giant bongo drums, or super-sized amps).

Disney's All-Star Music Resort® features a total of 1,604 guest rooms, including 260 Family Suites.  The majority of the rooms accommodate up to 4 guests, plus one child under 3 in a crib; whereas the Family Suites accomodate up to 6 guests, plus one child under 3 in a crib.  All of the regular rooms have either 2 double beds or 1 king-sized bed, while the Family Suites have 2 double beds plus a sleeper sofa in the living room area plus a small kitchenette.

The resort includes a themed pool, a quick-service food court:  Intermission Food Court; and lounges, poolside snack bar, Singing Spirits Pool Bar and in-room pizza delivery service.

Disney’s All-Star Music Resort® is a value level resort located in the southern portion of Walt Disney World, in the Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park® area.  Convenient bus transportation will take guests to all other parts of the Walt Disney World® Resort.