Disney's All-Star Music Resort

Disney’s All Star Music Resort feels like home for working parents who had kids in the late 90s and stayed here to save money, enabling us to afford the Disney parks at all. I remember when you could get rooms on sale for $79. That long-gone price really dates me even more than the current ages of my kids. If anything has changed or been updated, you won’t notice very much. There are SO many musical items painted or nailed to walls and hanging from ceilings and found in the gift shop, food court, pool area, etc. It’s all musically themed through the lens of Mickey and friends, dressed in band uniforms no less. The rooms are pretty standard hotel rooms, only with Murphy beds for more floor space. Now because the All Star Resorts are the least expensive on-property places to stay, they are b

Rooms are cute and recently renovated. The only downside is they are small. One sink. Would be very tight for a family of four to share. Perfect for a single or a couple. The food court was nice! Plenty of seats and lots of options to eat. The location is very close to a McDonald's, Animal Kingdom and Blizzard Beach. Far away from Disney Springs and the other parks. We stayed two nights and really enjoyed it. If we wanted a longer stay we'd upgrade to a moderate but for a night or two we found it perfect. The one downside is that a lot of youth groups get hosted here. Football, cheerleader, dance, high school bands, etc. They are not always properly supervised.

You get what you paid for. They stole…that’s right, STOLE our toilet paper. They did make the bed with same sheets, but not before spilling an entire pack of ramen on the bed. One of a kind experience. Would recommend. 100% necessary expedition for anyone new to Disney. Again, do not leave your toilet paper unattended.

We've been to Disney World twice and have stayed in the same place both times. It's the most affordable of all the Disney hotels and you really dont need to miss out on the Disney experience as a result. First of all you get the same access to over priced bad food as you would anywhere in Disney... I'm kind of joking with this one, because yes the food is pricey and yes it is a bit rubbish but equally its american junk food and so yes it is also packed with delicious flavour. I genuinely love their peperoni pizza and very time we arrive here the first thing we do as we settle in to the room is get one of those pizzas and some bread sticks to fill our bellies after a flight. There is a free shuttle (that runs pretty regularly) to just about anywhere on the property so getting around is

Came for over a week with my family. Housekeeping never came the entire time we were there. I had to clean the room on my own, call for toilet paper, and track someone down for towels. Luckily I had Clorox wipes so I just cleaned on my own and took my own trash out. But it left us with piles of dirty towels our entire trip just in the room. The toilet was absolutely disgusting with built up mold/dirt. The food court was overwhelmed, with half of the cashiers not speaking English. Multiple times I had cashiers turning the screen to me to verify if my order was right, when it wasn't, because they couldn't communicate what they were asking about. The mobile pickup in the cafeteria was always a mess with managers and chefs having to come help them. While I understand this is a value hotel the