If visiting every Disney World Resort is on your bucket list, this Disney Resort Hopping Itinerary is for you.
What is resort hopping?
Easy—it’s checking out different Disney resorts to enjoy the unique atmosphere, activities, and dining, even if you’re not staying there. Best of all- it’s free. That makes it the perfect way to spend a non-park day and still get your Disney fix.
Does Disney World allow resort hopping?
Yes, resort hopping at Disney is allowed—but pool hopping is not. Another no-go? Parking at the resorts unless you have a dining reservation. Luckily Disney’s free transportation makes resort hopping easy.
Ready to start exploring?
This five-day Disney Resort hopping itinerary gives you enough time to fully explore every resort and enjoy everything they have to offer (see the full resort activity lists here). It’s perfect for a non-park trip that still delivers the Disney experience or for park-goers planning plenty of rest days.
Some resort activities are only available on certain days and times. Those are marked with a *. Check Magical Resort Guides for the current schedule. Most activities are free, but ones with a fee are marked with a ($).
Short on time? I’ve got you covered with the 3-day itinerary I followed – read my review here.
Planning your own Disney Resort hopping itinerary? Check out my Resort Hopping Guide for tips on making the most of your visit.
Day 1
Start your first day of this Disney Resort hopping itinerary with a bus ride to Magic Kingdom from your resort if you’re staying on-site (or park at the Ticket and Transportation Center and take the monorail or water taxi to Magic Kingdom if you’re off-site).
Stop 1: Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Resort
From Magic Kingdom, take the Water Taxi to Wilderness Lodge.
What To Do and See:
- Be in the lobby by 9:00 am for the Wonders of the Lodge Art & Architecture Tour
- Get some pictures on the bridge over Copper Creek
- Walk around outside to check out the Copper Creek waterfall
- Walk to Boulder Ridge Villas
- Look around the Carolwood Pacific Room and relax in the lounge area
- Walk to see the Cascade Cabins
- Try to walk by the Fire Rock Geyser on the hour if you want to see it erupt
Best Breakfast/Drink Options:
- Quick breakfast/resort mug refill (if you don’t have one yet, get one—it’ll save you a lot over five days of resort hopping) at Roaring Fork
- Breakfast at Whispering Canyon Café (you’ll need reservations for 7:30 if you plan to do the art tour; consider an Uber instead of Disney transportation to save time)
Walk back to the Ferry dock and take a water taxi back to Magic Kingdom.
Stop 2: Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
You can get to the Polynesian by monorail, water taxi, or a 25-minute walk. Taking the water taxi gives you a great view of the overwater bungalows, the new Island Tower, and the beach.
What To Do and See:
- Take in the views from the docks
- Check out the Great Ceremonial House lobby and the second floor
- Get a free lei from the front desk
- Look at the gardens and waterfalls out the front entrance
- Explore the landscaping across the grounds
- Take a break on the beach in a hammock or swing
- Walk along the beach for a view of the overwater bungalows
- *Make your own kukui nut leis ($)
- Walk over to Island Tower and check out the lobby
Best Lunch/Drink Options:
- Quick lunch/resort mug refill at Capt. Cook’s
- Coffee from Kona Café
- Late breakfast at ‘Ohana (Character Dining—latest reservation is 12:15)
- Lunch at Wailulu Bar & Grill
From Island Tower, take the walking path to the Grand Floridan.
Stop 3: Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort
The walk from Polynesian takes you past the Wedding Pavilion—worth taking a look at even if it’s not open.
What To Do and See:
- Check out the DVC Villas lobby with the Mary Poppins fountain
- Walk to the main building to see the lobby and shops on the second floor
- Look at the antique car and carriage outside the front entrance
- *Make your own candle at Basin White ($)
- *Paint your own Animation Cell ($)
- *Arts and Crafts in the courtyard ($)
- Walk down to the dock for the view
- Explore the grounds and gardens
- Lounge on the beach chairs
Best Snack/Drinks Options:
- Snack/resort mug refill at Gasparilla Island Grill
- Drink at the Enchanted Rose bar
- Appetizers and drinks at Cítricos Lounge
Head up to the second floor to board the monorail.
Stop 4: Disney’s Contemporary Resort
The best way to get to the Contemporary is, of course, the monorail, which takes you right inside.
What To Do and See:
- Explore the Grand Canyon Concourse area
- Check out the gift shops
- Go to the fourth-floor observation deck for a view of Magic Kingdom
- Walk across the Sky Way Bridge to Bay Lake Tower
- *Relax in the Community Hall (Bay Lake Tower)—watch a movie, do a craft, or make a souvenir ($)
- Explore the grounds
- Get photos at the metal Mickey sculpture by the pool
- Relax on the beach lounge chairs
Best Dinner/Drink Options:
- Quick dinner/resort mug refill at Contempo Café
- Dinner at Chef Mickey’s (Character Dining – reservations required)
- Dinner at California Grill (reservations required)
- Dinner at Steakhouse 71 (reservations required)
If you’re ready to end the day, walk to Magic Kingdom and take a bus back to your resort. If you want to stay for fireworks, the Electrical Water Pageant, or more evening activities, pick one of the options below.
Stop 5: Fireworks/ Electrical Water Pageant
Option 1- Stay at the Contemporary
What To Do and See:
- Go to the campfire
- *Watch the Movie Under the Stars
- *Check out the Beats on the Bay or Silent Disco dance parties
- Watch the Electrical Water Pageant on the beach
- Watch the fireworks from the fourth-floor observation deck
- Have dinner at California Grill so you can watch fireworks from their deck (show your dinner receipt if you’re returning later)
Best Snack/Drink Options:
- S’mores at the campfire
- Drinks at Outer Rim
- Drinks and appetizers at Steakhouse 71 Lounge
If you’re willing to splurge, two additional options include snacks and great views:
Walk to Magic Kingdom and take a bus back to your resort.
Option 2- Return to the Polynesian
Take the monorail back to Polynesian.
What To Do and See:
- *Go to the Campfire
- *Check out the Aloha After Dark or Video Game Dance Party
- *Watch the Movie Under the Stars
- Watch the fireworks from the beach
- Watch the Electrical Water Pageant from the beach
Best Snack/Drink Options:
- S’mores at the campfire
- Dole Whip from Pineapple Lanai
- Drinks and appetizers at Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto or Tiki Terrace
Monorail back to Magic Kingdom and take a bus to your resort.
Option 3- Return to the Wilderness Lodge
What To Do and See:
- Go to the Campfire
- Watch the Electrical Water Pageant
- Watch the Movie Under the Stars
Best Snack/Drink Options:
- S’mores at the campfire
- Appetizers and drinks at Geyser Point Bar & Grill (with views of the Electrical Water Pageant)
- Late dinner at Story Book Dining at Artist Point with Snow White (Character Dining – reservations required)
Boat back to Magic Kingdom and take a bus back to your resort.
Day 2
Your second day of this Disney Resort hopping itinerary starts with the Skyliner resorts. Bus to Hollywood Studios from your resort if you’re staying on-site (or park at Hollywood Studios if you’re off-site).
Stop 1: Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
Take the Skyliner from Hollywood Studios to Caribbean Beach, then transfer to the Art of Animation/Pop Century route.
What To Do and See:
- “Skyliner Rally Scavenger Hunt” (takes place across all four Skyliner resorts)
- Look at the Disney sketches and artwork on the lobby wall
- Walk through each section of the resort to check out all the Cars, Little Mermaid, Finding Nemo, and Lion King scenes and statues
- Play at the Righteous Reef playground in the Nemo section
- Get pictures at the Boneyard in the Lion King section
- *Go to the Story Time Yoga or Family Wellness Dance Class
Best Breakfast/Drink Options:
- Quick Breakfast/resort mug refill at Landscape of Flavors
Walk over to the Generation Gap Bridge.
Stop 2: Disney’s Pop Century Resort
Cross the Generation Gap Bridge to get to Pop Century
What To Do and See:
• “Skyliner Rally Scavenger Hunt” (takes place across all four Skyliner resorts)
• “Find a Friend” – find the hidden Goofy photo prop, take a picture of it, and go to the front desk for a surprise
• Relax in the retro-themed kids’ area of the lobby
• Look at the shadow boxes on the Classic Hall Lobby Memory Wall
• Play in the Fast Forward Arcade (the biggest Disney resort arcade)
• Walk around each era section to see all the retro objects and characters
• Walk around Hourglass Lake and read the trivia signs
Best Snack/Drink Options:
- Snack/resort mug refill at Everything POP
Take the Skyliner back to Caribbean Beach, then transfer to the route to Riviera.
Stop 3: Disney’s Riviera Resort
Check out the views of Caribbean Beach resorts Jamaica and Aruba sections during your Skyliner ride.
What to do and see:
- “Skyliner Rally Scavenger Hunt” (takes place across all four Skyliner resorts)
- Check out the mosaics in the Atrium walkway
- Explore the lobby
- Grab a coffee and relax on one of the balconies off the lobby
- Check out the games, coloring, movie time, or souvenir-making ($) in the Eventi Room
- Do the Self-guided art tour (get a copy in the lobby)
- Check out the Voyageurs’ Lounge
- Look at the Disney pictures in the hallway outside the lounge
- Explore the gardens
- Play some lawn games in the courtyard
- Relax in the chairs behind the pool and take in the lake view
- *Take an “Art De Le Mosaic” or “Painting on the Riviera” class ($)
Best Lunch/Snack/Drink Options:
- Quick Lunch/resort mug refill at Primo Piatto
- Coffee and a snack at Le Petit Café
- Late breakfast at Topolino’s Terrace (Character Dining—latest reservation is 12:15)
Walk over to Caribbean Beach, checking out the Riviera beach on the way.
Stop 4: Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
From the Riviera, it’s just a scenic 10-minute walk to the lobby and main area of the Caribbean Beach resort.
What To Do and See:
- “Skyliner Rally Scavenger Hunt” (takes place across all four Skyliner resorts)
- Relax in the hammocks at the Martinique beach
- Walk along Barefoot Bay by the main buildings; check out the marina and lighthouse
- Walk around Caribbean Cay Island; play at the playground or relax in the hammocks or lounge chairs
Best Lunch/Snack/Drink Options:
- Quick lunch/snack/resort mug refill at Centertown Market
- Drinks at Banana Cabana
- Lunch at Spyglass Grill (in the Trinidad section—take the internal shuttle)
Walk through the Jamaica section to the Caribbean Beach Skyliner station and return to Hollywood Studios.
Stop 5: Fort Wilderness Resort
From Hollywood Studios, bus to Fort Wilderness.
Note: Some activities end at 5 PM, so if you want to do more here, plan less time at the Skyliner resorts.
What To Do and See:
- Visit Tri-Circle-D Ranch to see the horses, ponies, Dragon Calliope, and the Disney and Horses room
- Take a break at the playground
- Relax on the beach chairs
- *Check out the Bike Barn Crafts ($)
- *rent a bike ($)
- *rent a kayak or canoe ($)
- *take a pony ride ($)
- *go gem mining ($)
- *try the dockside fishing ($)
- *Go horseback riding ($) – reservations required
- *Try archery ($) – reservations required
- *Go on the horse-drawn wagon ride ($)
- *Take a horse-drawn carriage ride ($)
- Got to the campfire
- Play the campfire games
- Attend the Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Campfire Sing-Along
- Watch the Movie Under the Stars
- Watch the Electrical Water Pageant on the beach
Best Dinner/Snacks/Drink Options:
- Quick Dinner/resort mug refill at Trail’s End
- Appetizers and drinks at Crockett’s Tavern
- Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue (music-and-comedy show—reservations required)
- S’mores at the campfire
Ride the boat back to Magic Kingdom and catch a bus to your resort (or bus back to Hollywood Studios if you drove).
Day 3
The third day on this Disney Resort hopping itinerary is spent exploring the BoardWalk resorts and area. Bus to Hollywood Studios from your resort if you’re staying on-site (or park at Hollywood Studios if you’re off-site).
Stop 1: Walt Disney World Swan Hotel
Take the Friendship Boat to the Swan/Dolphin dock.
The Swan and Dolphin aren’t Disney-owned—they’re Marriott resorts located on Disney property. They don’t offer the same activities as Disney resorts, but the buildings and views are worth the visit.
What To Do and See:
- Find all the swan fountains (lobby, outside the front entrance, and outdoor courtyards off the main hallway)
- Relax by the courtyard fountain
- Take photos with the Star Wars Stormtrooper backdrop down the hallway
- Walk over to the beach to take a break, play at the playground, or lounge and watch the swan boats go by (note: boat rentals are for resort guests only)
- Walk to Fantasia Gardens and Fairways Miniature Golf ($)
Best Breakfast/Drink Options:
- Coffee at Java
- Breakfast at Garden Grove
Walk across the bridge between the Swan and Dolphin for great views of both.
Stop 2: Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel
What To Do and See:
- Admire the building shape and the giant dolphin fountain at the back entrance
- Check out the dolphin fountain and chandelier in the lobby
- Find the Moana’s Te Fiti on display
- Take pictures with the Galaxy’s Edge backdrop
Best Breakfast/Drink Options:
- Coffee at Fuel
- Quick Breakfast at Picabu
- Breakfast Buffet at Rosa Mexicano
Walk to the Yacht Club—it’s a 10-minute stroll past the pier and lighthouse.
Stop 3: Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
What To Do and See:
- Take in the BoardWalk view from the docks
- Check out the globe and nautical displays in the lobby
- Go upstairs in the lobby to find the ship wheel (great photo spot) and the cozy library/study area
- Walk around the perimeter of Stormalong Bay (you can’t enter unless staying here, but it’s worth a look)
Best Lunch/Snack/Drink Options:
- Quick lunch/snack/resort mug refill at The Market at Ale & Compass
- Lunch at Ale & Compass Restaurant
Walk next door to the Yacht Club’s sister hotel, the Beach Club.
Stop 4: Disney’s Beach Club Resort
What To Do and See:
- Browse the lobby, then peek at the antique car out front
- Head down to the beach for a good view of the shipwreck waterslide
- Relax on a beach swing
- *Make your own sea scrub or other daily craft ($)
- *Attend the Disney Tunes Trivia
- *Play Marvel Bingo
- *Do the Mosaic craft ($)
Best Lunch/Snack/Drink Options:
- Quick lunch/snack/resort mug refill at Beach Club Marketplace
- Late breakfast at Cape May Café (Character Dining—latest reservation is 12:15)
- Ice cream at Beaches & Cream Soda Shop
From Beach Club, it’s a 5-minute walk to the BoardWalk.
Stop 5: Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
Take in the lake views and BoardWalk vibes as you walk over to the BoardWalk Inn.
What To Do and See:
- Explore the lobby—find the carousel model, roller coaster model, and chandelier
- Relax on the balcony off the lobby
- Play at Luna Park Playground
- Look at the roller coaster–themed waterslide
- Play in the community room—free pinball, foosball, air hockey, movies, video games, and crafts
- Go to the campfire
- *Check out the Silent Disco
- Watch the Movie Under the Stars
Best Dinner/Drink Options:
- Quick dinner/resort mug refill at BoardWalk Deli
- Drinks at Belle Vue Lounge
Once you’re done exploring the resort, head out to the BoardWalk.
Stop 6: Disney’s BoardWalk
The BoardWalk is nice during the day but really comes alive at night—plan to stay after sunset.
What To Do and See:
- Walk along the BoardWalk
- Shop at the Screen Door
- Browse the Wyland Galleries
- *Watch the street performers
- Enjoy the nighttime views
- Play carnival games ($)
- Check out the nightlife at Jellyrolls or Atlantic Dance Hall
- Rent a 2- or 4-person Surrey bike ($)
Best Dinner/Snack/Drink Options:
- Dinner at Trattoria al Forno
- Mobile order dinner to-go from Trattoria al Forno
- Quick dinner from Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs or Pizza Window
- Ice cream at BoardWalk Ice Cream
- Snack at The Cake Bake Shop
- Drinks at AbracadaBar
To leave the BoardWalk, walk 20 minutes back to Hollywood Studios or take the Friendship Boat. The boat takes longer but is a great way to rest if you’re tired.
Day 4
Day four of this Disney Resort hopping itinerary focuses on the Animal Kingdom area resorts. These resorts aren’t connected by direct transportation, so you’ll need to bus to a park for transfers.
If you’re staying on-site, bus to Animal Kingdom Park.
If you’re off-site, you can park at Animal Kingdom, but it closes earlier than other parks—make sure to catch a return bus before then. Alternatively, park at Disney Springs (buses start running around 9:00 AM).
Stop 1: Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge Resort
Take the bus from Animal Kingdom Park to Animal Kingdom Lodge.
There are two stops—Jambo Houseand Kidani Village. Make sure to get off at the correct one if you have dining reservations or only want to see one section.
What To Do and See:
- Explore artifacts in the Jambo House lobby and Sunset Overlook Lounge
- Relax by the lobby fireplace or on the back balcony in a rocking chair
- Do the Jambo House Lobby Art Tour at 11:00 am
- Head outside to the animal viewing areas:
- Arusha Rock, Sunset Overlook, and Uzima Overlook at Jambo House
- Savanna Overlook, Palace Library, and Community Hall balcony at Kidani Village
- Play at the Hakuna Matata Playground
- *Do some of the String of Memories Activities
- *Join the Disney Family Fitness Fun
- *Do arts and crafts or watch a movie at Simba’s Activity Center or Kidani Community Hall
Best Breakfast/Drink Options:
- Quick Breakfast/resort mug refill at The Mara (Jambo House)
- Quick breakfast at Sanaa (Kidani Village)
- Buffet breakfast at Boma – Flavors of Africa (Jambo House)
When finished, take a bus back to Animal Kingdom Park.
Stop 2: Disney’s All-Star Resorts
Take a bus from Animal Kingdom Park to any of the All-Star Resorts (Sports, Music, or Movies). They’re side-by-side, so you can walk between them.
These resorts are all about the theming—oversized characters and bold designs that are fun to walk around, especially for kids. Dining is limited to food courts with similar menus, so save your appetite for Disney Springs if you’re after something more exciting.
What To Do and See:
- “Wellness Scavenger Hunt” – grab a map from any gift shop, complete it across all three resorts, and return it for a prize
- Walk the grounds and check out the giant sports gear, musical instruments, and movie characters scattered throughout each resort.
- Find the classic car in All-Star Music’s Rock Inn area.
- Get pictures in the human-sized RC car or with Bo Peep and Rex in the Toy Story area or behind the TV in the 101 Dalmatians area at All-Star Movies
Best snack/Drink Options:
- Quick lunch/snack/resort mug refill at:
- End Zone Food Court (All-Star Sports)
- Intermission Food Court (All-Star Music)
- World Premiere Food Court (All-Star Movies)
From any All-Star Resort, take a bus to Disney Springs.
Stop 3: Disney Springs
This is Disney’s shopping and dining district—food, bars, live music, and a ton of stores. Plan to spend some time here—there’s plenty to explore.
What To Do and See:
- Walk around and enjoy the atmosphere
- Take family photos at the PhotoPass Studio (included with Memory Maker)
- Check out the Disney Springs Art Walk
- Ride a Vintage Amphicar or the Aerophile balloon
- Check out the kids rides-the Marketplace Carousel and Train Express
- Go bowling at Splitsville
- Watch a movie at AMC
- Watch Drawn to Life by Cirque du Soleil
- *See live music at Waterside Stage, Raglan Road, The Edison, House of Blues, or Paradiso 37
- *Check out the Disney Springs Kids Club entertainment
- Grab a souvenir from World of Disney or one of the many other Disney stores
- Buy a treat at Goofy’s Candy Co., Candy Cauldron, or M&M’S
- Create your own Minifigure at the LEGO Store
- Build-A-Dino at T-REX
- *Wine tasting with Master Sommelier George Miliotes
Best Lunch/Drink Options:
- Coffee from Joffrey’s or Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew
- Mocktails at the Coca-Cola Store Rooftop Bar
- Ice cream from Ghirardelli or Salt & Straw
- Snacks from Amorette’s Patisserie, Erin McKenna’s Bakery, or Sprinkles
- Quick lunch at Polite Pig, Pizza Ponte, or D-Luxe Burger
- Sit-down lunch at Raglan Road, T-REX Café, or Rainforest Café
- Signature dining at The Boathouse, Morimoto Asia, Paddlefish, or STK
- Drinks at Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, The Edison, or Dockside Margaritas
After you’re done, take a bus to Coronado Springs.
Stop 4: Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort
Best visited after dark—this resort is stunning at night.
What To Do and See:
- Check out the beautiful night views from the bridges over Lago Dorado
- Play at the Explorer’s Playground
- Play volleyball
- Relax in the Gran Destino Tower lobby
- See the fountain in the El Centro lobby
- Explore the grounds for more fountains
- Relax in a hammock on the beach
- Go to the campfire
- *Check out the Light the Night Glow Party
- *Watch the Movie Under the Stars
Dining/Snacks/Drink Options:
- Quick dinner/resort mug refill er at El Mercado de Coronado
- Table-service dinner at Toledo (reservations required)
- Dinner or apps/drinks at Three Bridges Bar & Grill
- Drinks at Dahlia Lounge
Once you’re done, take a bus to Hollywood Studios to transfer back to your resort (or to wherever you parked for off-site resort hoppers).
Day 5
The final day in this Disney Resort hopping itinerary is spent at the Disney Springs resorts. You’ll need to hop buses since there’s no direct transportation between them.
If you’re staying on-site, bus over to Hollywood Studios or Disney Springs to get started. If you’re off-site, park at Disney Springs.
Stop 1: Disney’s Old Key West Resort
Hop on a bus to Old Key West or take the scenic boat ride to the resort from Disney Springs.
What To Do and See:
- Walk around a bit—this resort’s huge
- Take a break in the lounge area of the lobby
- Check out the Sassagoula River view from the dock
- *Relax with games, crafts, or a movie at Conch Flats Community Hall
- *Rent a bike/surrey bike
- Relax in a hammock near the volleyball court
- Play Tennis, Pickleball, or Volleyball
- *Try Disney Fit Yoga
- *Check out a Pickleball Clinic
Best Breakfast/Drink Options:
- Quick breakfast/Coffee at Good’s Food to Go
- Breakfast at Olivia’s Café
Afterward, take the bus or boat back to Disney Springs.
Stop 2: Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort
Transfer to a bus or boat, or take a 15-minute walk over.
What To Do and See:
- Take a look around the lobby, then check out the antique car outside
- Take a break at the playground in Congress Park
- *Make your own souvenir ($) or watch a movie at the Community Hall
- *Go to the Winners Circle Mosaics class ($)
- Walk the grounds to see the racehorse statue and enjoy the views of Willow Lake
- *Rent a bike or Surrey bike
- Walk over to the treehouse villas to check them out
Best Snack/Lunch/Drink Options:
- Quick lunch/snack/resort mug refill at The Artist’s Palette
- Lunch at The Paddock Grill
Walk, boat, or bus back to Disney Springs
Stop 3: Disney Springs
If you want more time for shopping or enjoying the activities at Disney Springs, this is your chance. If not, take a break back at your resort to relax by the pool or head to another resort you didn’t have enough time to fully explore.
Come back to Disney Springs around dinner time, and either eat dinner there or choose one of the options listed below from your last two resorts.
Stop 4: Disney’s Port Orleans-Riverside
Take the boat or bus to Port Orleans-Riverside.
What To Do and See:
- Check out Ol’ Man Island and relax in a hammock
- Walk to the Fishin’ Hole for a peaceful view from the docks
- Go fishing ($)
- Play at the playground
- Check out the waterwheel at Riverside Mill
- *rent a Surrey bike ($)
- *Go for a horse-drawn carriage ride ($)
- Go to the campfire
- *Go to the Glow with the Flow Party
- *Watch a Movie Under the Stars
Best Dinner/Drink Options:
- Quick dinner/snack/mug refill at Riverside Mill Food Court
- Dinner at Boatwright’s Dining Hall
- Drinks at River Roost or Muddy Rivers
Take a scenic walk along the Sassagoula River to the French Quarter.
Stop 5: Disney’s Port Orleans-French Quarter
What To Do and See – French Quarter:
- Check out the lobby fountain
- Explore more fountains around the grounds
- Find the Mardi Gras and Dixieland band statues
- Enjoy live music at Scat Cat’s Club Lounge
- Go to the campfire
- *Check out the Glow with the Flow Party
- *Watch a Movie Under the Stars
Best Dinner/Snack/Drink Options:
- Quick dinner/snack/mug refill at Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory
- Mickey-shaped Beignets at Scat Cat’s Club Café
- Drinks at Scat Cat’s Club Lounge
Finish up the day with a boat or bus back to Disney Springs, then catch a bus to your resort—or stay a while to enjoy the nightlife.
Final Thoughts: Why Resort Hopping Completes Your Disney Vacation Experience
Ready to wrap up your adventure with this Disney World Resort Hopping Itinerary?
After five days of exploring every Disney resort, you’ve seen the side of Disney that most people miss. Whether you’re after some adventure or just want to kick back and relax, this itinerary covers all the bases.
Resort hopping offers a unique way to experience Disney beyond the theme parks. Each resort has its own vibe, activities, and immersive theming. It’s the perfect way to spend your time between park days while still soaking up that Disney magic.
Don’t miss out on all the hidden treasures. Your resort-hopping adventure awaits.
Don’t forget to check out my other resort hopping posts for more help planning your adventure.
- 3-day Resort Hopping Itinerary Review (that hits all the resorts)
- 2025 Disney Resort Hopping Guide.
- Things To Do at Disney Resorts While Resort Hopping
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