Disney's Beach Club Resort®
first opened at Walt Disney World® Resort on November 19, 1990 and was
designed by noted architect A.M. Stern.
It opened just 14 days after its’ sister resort, Disney’s Yacht Club Resort®.
Amenities are
shared with its’ sister resort, including the over 73,000 Convention Center
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The resort is themed to invoke Newport Beach Cottages of the
early 20th century, along the shores of Newport, Rhode Island.
Disney's Beach Club
Resort® features 566 guest
rooms. All rooms can accommodate up to 5
guests plus 1 child under 3 in a crib; featuring either 2 queen-size beds plus
a day bed, or two double-size beds plus a day bed, or a king-size bed plus a
day bed.
The resort includes 1 feature pool: Stormalong Bay which is one of the largest sand-bottom pools in the
United States and 1 quiet pool; a
children’s pool and water play area; white sand beach for sunbathing; marina for watercraft rentals; fishing; sand
volleyball; fitness center; an arcade
and other assorted recreational activities including Disney movies in the
evenings. The Sandcastle Club
provides supervised activities for children during the evenings on a fee basis.
The resort features 2 table service restaurants: Cape
May Café and Beaches & Cream
– and Cape May Café features a
breakfast Character Dining experience daily. It also features 1 quick-service
restaurant: Beach Club Marketplace;
as well as a lounge/bar location: Hurricane
Hannah’s.
Disney’s Beach Club Resort® is a deluxe level resort located on the shores of Crescent Lake near the International Gateway entrance to Epcot®, and just a short walk or boat ride away from Disney’s Hollywood Studios®. Convenient bus transportation will take guests to all other parts of Walt Disney World® Resort.
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