The Moderate Resorts
Four distinct resorts spanning the Caribbean, New Orleans, and the American Southwest.
Caribbean Beach Resort
Disney's largest Moderate resort transports guests to a tropical Caribbean island setting, with six colorful village areas surrounding a 45-acre Barefoot Bay lake. The resort's biggest asset is its Disney Skyliner gondola hub — Caribbean Beach is the central Skyliner station with direct access to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. Centertown Market serves as the main dining venue with a wide variety of Caribbean-inspired quick-service options.
Port Orleans — Riverside
Inspired by the grand plantation homes and bayou landscapes of the American South, Port Orleans Riverside is one of the most beloved and atmospheric Moderate resorts. The Sassagoula River winds through the property, and guests can travel by boat to Disney Springs. The resort features the incredible Ol' Man Island pool complex — a giant mill with slides and a fishing hole — and the full-service Boatwright's Dining Hall for sit-down meals. Royal Guest Rooms themed to Disney princesses make this a favorite for families with young girls.
Port Orleans — French Quarter
The smallest Moderate resort feels like a stroll through New Orleans' historic French Quarter, with beautiful wrought-iron railings, cobblestone streetscapes, and gas-lamp inspired lighting. The intimate scale means no long walks from room to amenities. The Doubloon Lagoon pool features a large sea serpent slide. French Quarter shares amenities with Riverside next door, including boat service to Disney Springs. Scat Cat's Club serves as the quick-service dining option with Mardi Gras theming.
Coronado Springs Resort
The most business-oriented of the Moderate resorts, Coronado Springs is inspired by the American Southwest and Mexico with stunning Spanish colonial architecture surrounding a 15-acre Lago Dorado lake. The Gran Destino Tower addition elevated the resort to near-Deluxe levels, with contemporary tower rooms featuring spectacular views and a rooftop bar. The resort's pools include the Dig Site, anchored by an ancient Mayan pyramid with a 123-foot waterslide. Maya Grill is the resort's signature restaurant.