We stayed here when we moved from Oregon. The Staff here are so kind and helpful. The office staff…read moreare helpful and kind. Nice laundry room and showers. Very clean. A big shout out to Robin, Jennifer, and Denise. The park residents are so kind and you find yourself feeling like family and at home. Can't say enough the laughs, the fun and the friendships that were created here. Definitely a place for all.

Great campground , friendly staff close to all the places I wanted to visit. Very clean .read more

Nice way to get to and from your hotel, some of the parks, and Disney Springs. There are plenty of…read moreboats running at the same time that will quickly get you to your destination.

This is a beautiful RV/mobile home park, complete with an olympic sized pool near the entry…read more Buildings with bathrooms and showers are provided throughout the campgrounds. The lawn is meticulously kept and multiple trash can areas provided, it seems like every few feet, but it is more than that and lids are strung together so they stay on. Washer and dryers are provided off the back of the office. Some lots are 50 and others are 30 amp. Bring your own adapter, there are none in the area to be found. Believe me we looked at camping, hardware and even Walmart stores. We were told to pick the lot we wanted as many were open. We found a nice spot next to a pond, but it was 50 amp, so we had to choose another one. Many people live here full time, some just keep their trailer set up, so when they snowbird, it's all set up. We had electrical, water and sewage hookup and very limited television service. It was listed as having WIFI, but there was none. Some residents had satellite dishes, towers and other ways to obtain internet service. This could really be a great campground if they provided the WIFI service that they advertised. Some residents were very friendly, in fact too friendly at times. If we went out of our RV, they would come over with the family and beer, smoking us out of our space. We couldn't eat outside and had no quiet time in our space. Fortunately we didn't stay long, and when we left, the neighbors came running over again, even though it was quite early in the morning. Perhaps I learned a lesson about full time RV'ers that live in one space, or maybe the long term and short term visitors should be in different areas of the park. If you go, bring your data minutes, you'll need them. Nice park though.

For a short stay--such as an overnight or a two-night visit like ours--this campground is adequate…read moreand offers full hook-ups. However, we did experience a significant inconvenience during our departure. While we were hooking up our camper, the lawn maintenance worker was mowing extremely close to our site, blowing grass clippings onto our belongings and ourselves. The lack of awareness and consideration for our space and safety was frustrating, as it felt like we were in the way rather than guests. Additionally, the campground appears to cater primarily to full-time residents, so it doesn't have the typical atmosphere or charm of a more traditional campground.

My 11-year-old daughter was fortunate enough to participate in a program where she shadowed various…read moreLevel-Up employees for a week. She got to hang out with a smart and fun group of young tech professionals who allowed her to experience the various facets of coding and game development. It was especially great for her to shadow female tech professionals and to see that girls can and do code. During her week there, she also learned about the history of gameboy, played Zelda, and built an island for fortnite, among other things. She had lunch with the staff, got to meet several of their dogs and had a fun and educational experience. We hope to return again next year.

We sailed on the Disney Treasure in September 2026 on a 7-Night Halloween on the High Seas Western…read moreCaribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral. Onboard gifts are a must to celebrate your cruise and who doesn't want to sip some bubbly from your balcony (verandah)? Activities Onboard Experienced: - Prima Notte at Palo: Plan to do a full review on that page, but an absolute do over for me as an amazing way to kick off the first night as you set sail! - Enchantè lunch: Did I just spend almost double on the most expensive meal for two in my entire life? Yes. Was it worth it? Absolutely. Separate review on that page for full details. - Palo Steakhouse dinner: An absolute must in my opinion if you aren't a fan of the Pirate Night menu, so you can do bougie dining instead! Separate review on Palo Steakhouse page to come. - Untangled Salon (Manicure and Pedicure): I wanted to love this, but mentioned my peanut and treenut allergy and the salon tech still used a product with almond oil. What's worse as I just thought it was my sunburn, and purchased the product she used as she said it would help. My arms were BURNING hours later with hives. I would not book here again as my nail tech at home does a better job for almost HALF what I paid. - Senses Spa 100-minute massage with hot stones: THIS WAS MUCH NEEDED after doing a few port excursions. I actually started to fall asleep as I was so relaxed. I'd definitely consider again, but I don't like all the upselling. - Martini Tasting: Colin from the UK was phenomenal! Loved that volunteers could come up to make the martinis, and I made the one that is actually sold at Jade Cricket Cafe on the ship - how cool! Though afterwards, I tallied and had 5 martinis in an hour - whoops! No wonder I ended up at the pool deck eating a cheeseburger and fries. Excursions Experienced: - Authentic Flavors of Mexico & KUZA Beach: Separate review and loved it! - Exclusive Sneak Peek to Grand Cayman Highlights: No page to review, and would not book again. Look for another excursion if booking via Disney. Just look at the lunch provided and the waters, you'll see why. Not worth the money! - All Exclusive Resort Day Pass (Jamaica): Definitely book again and posted lots of photos to this page. Check out the Jerk Hut if you book there, and review to come on the resort page (Royalton Blue Waters). Rotational Dining: - Plaza de Coco: This was the first rotation we had, so we would visit again for Pirate Night if we hadn't booked Palo Steakhouse for dinner. I was so excited for this location, but was disappointed with the food. I'm raised in Arizona, so I grew up with good Mexican food. This was definitely tailored for tourists, but still loved the atmosphere and entertainment. - 1923: California Hollywood vibes with lots of beautiful pieces of Disney history. I wanted to love this place, but it reminds me of Carthay Circle at Disneyland. Which the food quality is better there. Still not bad, just a bougie foodie it seems. Haha. - Worlds of Marvel: The location we thought we'd like the least? We loved the food here, ironically! Great bread with dips to start, and has some solid starters and entrees. Definitely took the top spot for rotational dining from both of us. Thank you for Philip and Carla were very friendly! Though at times service was slow, you saw how hard they worked as our dining team. Also, shout out to Leynord for keeping our room tidy with fun towel animals after dinner each night. Would I recommend Disney Cruise Line (DCL) and the Disney Treasure? I'll answer that by saying we booked a placeholder with a deposit, so we will be setting sail on DCL in the next two years after we research. We are planning to try another ship or at least the East Caribbean to try new port adventures in other countries if still choosing Disney Treasure. Can't wait to set sail again and love Disney has a Castaway Club that we are now Silver Members!

Took the grandson on a Disney Cruise. We are not strangers to cruise in taking 2-3 per year for…read morethe last couple of years. Must say this cruise has a totally different vibe from every other cruise we've been on. First off, we were on the Fantasy. Ship was well maintained and appointed. I was impressed with the crew constantly cleaning and dusting. Food on the other hand to me wasn't much above cafeteria food. Of course there were elegant in their descriptions, but didn't deliver in presentation or taste. Stateroom was large enough, and balcony was a good size. Really nothing to complain about in the accommodation. The whole theme of the ship is for the kids. It was fun to see all the little girls in their gowns, excited waiting in line and running around meeting Cinderella, and the other characters. Not a lot of adult centered activities, but really didn't expect that. Now, the price.... How do families with 2-3 kids afford this. Wife and I did the math, we could have taken about 4, 5-7 night Royal Caribbean cruises for what we spent on this 5 night Disney Cruise. But again it hopefully created a good memory for the Grandson. Disney Cruise, Not My Jam. Been there, done that, but did not buy the T-Shirt.

This is a super fun and unique way to stay at Disney! They have campsites available for tent…read morecamping as well as areas for RV's to camp in. You can rent an RV's if you'd like or even stay in one of the cabins that sleep up to six people. A beautiful pool, golf carts for rent, horseback riding, nightly campfires and sing alongs are just some of the amenities you'll find here. There are several places to eat, drink and purchase items and there's bus transportation to the parks and throughout Fort Wilderness. As usual staff here are all very welcoming and helpful.

We had an incredible time at Fort Wilderness this past week. We had family come down to visit and…read morewe met in Orlando. The cabins are newly renovated and looks a lot different when I stayed here years ago. Very spacious and full kitchen was a great bonus for our family. We went to Epcot one of the days but honestly there was so much to do here. We stayed pretty busy during our trip. We went to the water splash pad area that also had a nice pool next door with a slide. They had plenty of seating areas and also food and drink options. We also went to the campfire sing a long with Chip and dale at night that was a little corny but the kids liked it and we also got s'mores to make by the campfires. The restaurants at pioneer hall were really good. Also during Halloween Campers and Cabins put our candy for The holiday season. It was a great time we will definitely be back again.

Freedom of the Seas We went on a three night cruise to the…read moreBahamas and private island. The cruise ship exceeded my expectations. We ate at the main dining room the entire time - we never had any specialty dining - and the food was fabulous! The dining room staff was very attentive and did a great job. Our waiters were Iwayan and Sheshkumar - they really went above and beyond and made our dining a real delight. The ship was clean. We had an inside cabin. In some areas you can see the wear of the ship but everything was clean and well maintained. Our cabin steward - Ralf - was always happy and made our stay very pleasant. The ice skating show and the broadway show was fantastic. There are moments on the ship that there is downtime. If you are the personality that likes to be entertained all the time you want to account for that - so bring some reading material or entertainment. I purchased the Internet package for 1 day while on the ship and it worked great for streaming video. We were happy to enjoy exactly what we expected - a nice weekend cruise on a fabulous cruise line.

Incredible service and food. Will be back for the service!!!…read moreI loved how the servers started to remember my name and my preferred dinner. Even our hall cleaner was always so peppy!!

For my most recent Disney trip, I found myself at Bay Lake Tower. I said I found myself here…read morebecause my booking was on relatively short notice so I grabbed whichever hotel I could find. I lucked out though as I'm a fan of the Contemporary and think it's one of Disney's better resorts on property. Since it's been over 10 years since my initial review (and my last stay), I figured an update was due. BLT opened in the mid-2000s, and is the Disney Vacation Club timeshare property attached to the Contemporary Resort. Because of these things, there are a lot of things to love about BLT. Being part of the Contemporary, you have access to all the resorts amenities: the shopping is some of the best at a Disney resort, and there are several dining options available. The California Grill, located on the 15th floor of the main resort, is one of my favorite restaurants on property. The location is also a huge plus. You're super close to the Magic Kingdom - so close that there is a walkway to get there. The hotel is on the monorail line, which you can take to get to Epcot or the other resorts on the monorail. BLT and the main resort also have observation decks which provide great views of the Magic Kingdom fireworks and the Electric Water Pageant. The room and theming in BLT spoke to me - the resort as a whole has a contemporary design; my room looked recently updated and kept very well. I was in a one-bedroom suite which contained a washer-dryer, full kitchen, a decent amount of storage, spacious living area, balcony, and (to my surprise) two bathrooms. The main detractor for me, despite my love of contemporary design, is the theming itself. I associate Disney resort with strong themes, and IMO the Contemporary and BLT have the weakest one. I also think the "lobby" area of BLT is poorly designed. I like the fact that the tower has its own check-in area, bell services, and porte-cochère, but the space is small with everything on top of each other. A good example was when I arrived - the cast members are standing in the middle of the space with tablets and no desk, leading to me standing there awkwardly with my bags. The bell services desk is too small, and they looked behind because there was a sea of luggage in front of it - not a good look. Lastly, these services are not 24/7, so if you're arriving during off hours you need to go to the main Contemporary lobby. Overall though, I enjoyed my most recent stay at BLT. Despite my criticisms, this is still one of the premier Disney resorts on property and one that I would stay at again.

I'm reading past reviews from my Yelp friends, did I have a different experience?…read more It's Christmas time and the Disney hotels are packed! Our last night, we couldn't book our last night stay at the Grand Floridian, we were waitlisted all the way down to the end so we spent our last night at Disney's Bay Lake Tower. Walking into the lobby, it felt small and did anyone tell them it's Christmas? They had a tree but with the small lobby, it made the entire checking in process seem less than underwhelming. When we took the elevator up to our room, the hall way felt futuristic. I almost had a Star Trek vibe as I walked into our space. Once inside, the room was very large and spacious. I love the fact the rooms have a nice deck to sit outside and take it all in. I had a nice 1/2 view of Bay Lake and the other half was a tennis court. I went to put my clothes in the closet and there was a safe in the middle. There was no room to hang clothes! I guess quality control missed this one when they remodeled the rooms. The pool area was also interesting. No Christmas decorations but more importantly, the gate access didn't work? Disney went from room cards to magic bands to bluetooth keys on your phone. Well the phone didnt allow me in. I see a lifeguard and I yell: Hey, can you let us in? He screams back: I can't leave my post sir! Brah, you're watching an EMPTY POOL! Someone did come over, its just dumb and not very magical. Wanna know something? Review is over, I will never come back to Disney's Bay Lake Tower.