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DISNEY'S VALUE RESORTS
Five value resorts, the least expensive Disney properties available (not including camp-
ing), have thousands of motel-style rooms and suites; are garishly decorated according
to their theme; connect to all the parks by bus only; and cater to families and traveling
school groups - expect cheerleader teams practising in the courtyard, or a lobby of teen-
agers wearing matching jerseys. You will definitely feel the difference in price: instead of
proper restaurants, there are food courts and snack bars, and things are particularly
bright, hectic and loud. Some value resorts offer family suites with two bathrooms and a
kitchenette.
Disney's Art of Animation Resort
HOTEL
ation Way; r value/regular/peak $118/147/174, 6-person ste from $300; ; Disney)
Inspired by four animated Disney classics (Finding Nemo,Lion King,Carsand Little Mer-
maid), this dazzlingly bright hotel is the best bet for budget-conscious Disney travel. It's
the newest of Disney's Value Resorts (finished in 2012).
Disney's All-Star Resorts
HOTEL
Vista Dr; r value/regular/peak $96/123/152, 6-person ste from $240; Disney)
Three self-contained hotels, three of Disney's five 'value' accommodations options, let
you take your pick between movie, music and sports themes.
Disney's Pop Century Resort
HOTEL
tury Dr; r value/regular/peak $106/136/163; ; Disney)
Each section pays homage to a different decade of the late 20th century, with massive
bowling pins that extend beyond the roof and giant Play-Doh.
Epcot
One of the best parts about this cluster of hotels on the shore of Crescent Lake is their easy
access to restaurants and entertainment in Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Disney's
