Rooms: 378 | Part of DVC: No |
Avg. Room Size: 380 Sq Ft. | |
Max. Guests /Room: 4 or 5 persons plus one child under 3 in a crib. | |
Address:
2101 Epcot Resorts Boulevard |
Disney's Boardwalk Inn Resort captures the charm of a 1940s Atlantic City. The resort sits along a boardwalk packed with shops and amusements and offers fantastic views of the glittering waters of Crescent Lake.
A short walk away is the back entrance to Epcot, making this an ideal resort for Epcot fans.
Rooms at the Boardwalk Inn are decorated in a light color scheme, with cherry wood furniture. Each room has eith two queen-sized beds or a single king-sized bed. Most of the king-sized bed rooms are prioritised for handicapped guests as they feature a larger bathroom with a wheelchair accessible shower instead of a bath tub.
The rooms have french doors opening onto a private balcony or shared fenced in yard, providing a view of the beautiful gardens around the resort.
Standard room amenities include:
The resorts main pool, the Luna Park Pool features the 200-foot-long Keister Coaster water slide, and elephants spouting water from their trunks. There are also two quiet pools located south of the main pool and on the east-side of the resort.
Other recreational activities at the resort include:
Watercraft Rentals - You can rent Sea Raycers, kayaks, pontoon boats, canoes, sailboats and pedal boats and take them out onto the lake.
Side Show Games Arcade - An arcade with state of the art video games and is located near the Luna Park area. It is open from 7am to 1am and uses a token system to use the arcade attractions. Guests can purchase tokens in the arcade. Some arcade games provide rewards in the form of tickets which can be redeemed for prizes.
Jogging Trail - A scenic paved trail that takes you around 5 Epcot area Resort hotels and loops around the scenic Crescent Lake for approximately 0.8 miles.
Bike Rentals - Rent either standard or surrey bikes and take a leisurely ride around the waterfront and boardwalk area.
Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf Course - A fun, if not infuriating miniature golf course - fun for the whole family.
Because of the resorts close proximity to Epcot, its obviously very easy to pop into Epcot. You can also take the monorail from the front of Epcot through to the Magic Kingdom and on to its surrounding resort areas. A boat service also operates to take guests into Epcot's rear entrance and Hollywood Studios.
The only parks you cant get to via water taxi are Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom and the water parks. Busses operate from the resort regularly and depart to all Disney parks and Downtown Disney.
You will be provided with a complete transportation map when you check in which gives you instructions on how to get to all the different areas on Disney property. To get to the different areas you'll just need to make sure you board the right bus. They display their destination clearly on top, however if you are unsure you can always ask the driver or a cast member.
The Disney bus transportation system is one of the easiest ways of getting around. Busses depart from the resort to all the parks regularly and are completely free to use at any time. The bus services generally stop running once the parks close, and tend to run for an hour either side of the park hours. During extra magic hours they will run slightly longer.
The resort features eleven dining locations along the boardwalk area. These include:
To view full menus and extended details on any of the 11 restaurant(s) at Disney's Boardwalk Inn, please select an individual restaurant from below.