Disney's Port Orleans Resort - French Quarter

T R AV E L M A G I C N E T W O R K Disney's Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter Moderate Resort · Disney Springs Area — From Tiffany at Travel Magic Network. Personalized planning from first call to final itinerary. Doubloon Lagoon, the Mardi Gras feature pool — sea-serpent slide, and the Disney Springs boat gliding past on the Sassagoula River. At a glance Getting around Moderate category, Moderate pricing — a step up One bus stop for the whole resort — buses to all from Value in room size and theming, well below four parks, with no loop of stops inside the resort first Deluxe pricing Boat to Disney Springs: a relaxing Sassagoula River The smallest Moderate resort — about 1,008 rooms cruise from the resort dock — an outing in itself, and in just 7 buildings, so the lobby, pool, food court and the prettiest way to arrive for dinner bus stop are all a short stroll Walk to Riverside: a scenic riverside path links the New Orleans, Disney-style: cobblestone streets, gas sister resorts, so you get two resorts' dining, pools and lamps, wrought-iron balconies, magnolias and Mardi lounges in one stay Gras color along the Sassagoula River No car needed — free Disney transport covers the whole vacation Rooms and sleeps Most rooms: 2 queen beds, sleeps up to 4 (plus a Pools and play child under 3 in a crib); king-bed rooms sleep up to 2 Doubloon Lagoon: the Mardi Gras feature pool, Views: standard, garden, pool and river — in a resort where King Neptune rides a sea serpent whose tongue this compact, view matters more than location is the waterslide No 5th sleeper here — a family of five needs two Kids' aquatic play area, a hot tub, and jazz-playing rooms, or a 5th-sleeper room next door at Riverside alligator statues spouting water around the pool MagicBands for easy access — parks, rides, dining A playground sits right by the pool deck plans, room doors and room charges, all on your wrist French Quarter guests may also use the pools at Port Orleans – Riverside, including Ol' Man Island Dining — beignets! Evenings: Cajun Campfire, Movies Under the Stars Sassagoula Floatworks & Food Factory: the quick- and an arcade service food court for breakfast, lunch and dinner — American favorites plus Cajun and Creole dishes like Good to know jambalaya Short walks are the headline perk — no 15-minute Scat Cat's Club – Cafe: home of the famous Mickey- hike for morning coffee or a refillable mug top-up shaped beignets — warm, pillowy and buried in Rooms were recently refreshed, with light Princess powdered sugar, with dipping sauces and specialty and the Frog touches versions Bus is the only Disney transport to the parks — there Scat Cat's Club lounge for evening drinks and live is no Skyliner or monorail from here jazz on select nights; Mardi Grogs pool bar by the Because it is small and popular, it books up early and water is discounted less often — reserve ahead No table-service restaurant on site — Boatwright's Dining Hall at Riverside is a short riverside walk away Best for Couples, smaller families (up to four per room), and anyone who wants a quiet, charming base without the sprawl. Choose French Quarter when short walks, a peaceful river setting and beignets for breakfast beat a long list of on-site restaurants. Planning a party of five, or want a table-service dinner at your own resort? Ask me about Riverside next door instead. Want someone to handle this whole list for you? That's my job. Get a free quote at travel.magicnetwork.studio — Tiffany, Travel Magic Network Travel Magic Network · travel@magicnetwork.studio · travel.magicnetwork.studio