Disney's All-Star Sports Resort

Our stay at Disney's All-Star Sports Resort was very great! The resort has a great theme that could be seen throughout all of its spaces. They offered great benefits, such as early entrance and free transportation to all the Disney theme parks. The only thing that could have made the resort better was if they offered breakfast with their room rates. Overall, a really nice hotel that transmits the essence of Disney! Read less

Our stay at Disney's All Star Sports Resorts was very nice! We loved the place, specially the pool, and the food and drinks tasted good. The only thing is that we couldn't easily communicate with Housekeeping to get our room cleaned. During the four days that we stayed there, our room was cleaned once. It would have been better if we had received that service at least twice. Read less

For being one of the "budget" hotels at Disney World, I had a wonderful stay here. My boyfriend and I came over the Easter long weekend and really used our hotel room as a place to sleep and get ready in the mornings as we spent all of our days at one of the parks. The beds were comfy, the room was spacious, and I loved the fact that there was a drink fridge so that we could store some small fruits and snacks that we bought while we were there. Our room was close to where the bus stops were so it made it easy to get up and go in the morning. The staff was wonderful and super accommodating, as well. The only reason I am giving it 4 stars and not 5 is because of the cleanliness of the rooms. They only clean every other day (which is fine), but I still found the bathroom to be a bit dirty after cleaning. Read less

Our family visited Disney with our two children, anticipating it would be tiring, but we underestimated just how exhausting it would be. We opted to stay within the Disney property for the perk of accessing the theme parks half an hour earlier than the public. While this early entry helps beat the crowds initially, it means waking the kids up at 6 am on vacation. The hotel rooms are quite basic and cramped, with small queen beds practically on top of each other. Additionally, the cleanliness of the rooms leaves something to be desired, as they're only cleaned every other day. The pools, though decent, are disappointingly cold with no hot tubs available. As for dining options, the hotel's eateries are reminiscent of a 1950s high school cafeteria, offering only fast food like burgers, fries, and pizza at inflated prices. Even a bottle of water costs as much as it does inside the theme parks. The lack of variety and quality in food options leads to high bills for basic meals, and the limited selection of fruit appears artificial. While Uber Eats is an option, it's also pricey and offers subpar quality. At the pool, there's only one bar with no waitstaff, so guests must fetch their own drinks served in plastic cups, with alcohol prices being exorbitant for the quality offered. The hotel's transportation service is free but could be improved with more frequent bus schedules and better lighting onboard. Overall, while Disney resorts offer convenience, there's room for improvement considering the high cost of accommodation and amenities. I highly recommend conducting thorough research before visiting Disney. Consider staying closer to better transportation options than just buses within the property. Stay updated on the latest apps for booking rides without waiting in long lines; during our visit, Genie Plus was the go-to option. Budget around US$100 for a family of four to skip the lines for attractions. Read less