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Walt Disney World Resort Convenience Grouped by Price Category



By Dave Shute

Numbers refer to rank on overall list. Numbers 1-3 are very convenient; 4-9 are convenient; 10 and up less convenient. See this for what you get by price category.

VALUE RESORTS

9. Disney’s Pop Century Resort. Somewhat distant, but only resort with no shared buses, and only one stop. (~2900 rooms served/bus)

14. Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort. Somewhat distant. Except for Magic Kingdom, shares buses with other All-Stars. Longest ride of three All-Stars to parks other than Magic Kingdom; shortest ride back. (~3500 rooms served/bus)

15. Disney’s All-Star Music Resort. Somewhat distant. Other than Magic Kingdom, shares buses with other All-Stars. Recently I have seen an inconsistent trend where it has its own buses to and from Epcot and Hollywood Studios—which, if consistent, would make it the most convenient of the All-Stars. (~3500 rooms served/bus)

16. Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort. Somewhat distant. Other than Magic Kingdom, shares buses with other All- Stars. Shortest ride of three All-Stars to parks other than Magic Kingdom; longest ride back. (~3500 rooms served/bus)

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