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 For those music fans, Disney’s All Star Music
Resort is perfect for your Orlando vacation! The
resort is split into five areas with three
stories and 384 rooms, all decorated with each
individual music theme. The resort also offers
Family Suites, which can accommodate up to 6
people and include two full bathrooms and a
kitchenette.
The Country Fair décor includes a 3 story tall
pair of cowboy boots, truck cutouts along the
rooftops, and various musical instruments-
harmonicas, fiddles, bolo ties, and banjos.
The Broadway area is decorated with size 125 top
hats,
music notes, and a Beauty and the Beast
marquee.
The Jazz Inn buildings have musical staffs
wrapped in sunglasses, trombone and saxophone
rooftop silhouettes, and an extra large set of
drums.
The Calypso section has an islands theme, with
exotic birds, banana leaves, and giant maracas.
The Rock Inn has records lining the upper story
railings, and there are giant speakers,
microphones, amplifiers, and a huge jukebox.
There have also been sightings of a 1957 Chevy Bel Air couple parked in that area.
Even the check-in building has a musical theme-
the main building is called Melody Hall and it
also contains guest services, a gift shop, an
arcade, the food court, and a 55,000 pound gold
star.
All of the
standard rooms have two double beds, or a king
bed in the handicap-accessible rooms, though
these are more limited in quantity. All rooms
have central air conditioning, a small table
with two chairs, a telephone, a wall mirror, a
closet area with storage and a safe, and a
bathroom with a tub/shower and toilet that is
separate from the sink.
The family suites have two rooms- a master
bedroom with a queen bed, a desk, and a TV, and
the main sitting room that contains a TV, a sofa
that unfolds into a double bed, and a chair with
an ottoman that unfold into two single beds. Bed
rails and cribs are available through
housekeeping. The kitchenette has a sink, under
counter refrigerator, and a microwave and
coffeemaker.
The All Star Music Resort offers a food court
called the Intermission Food Court, which seats
550. The walls are painted with images of Gene
Kelly, Fred Astaire, and others, and the food
court has pizza, burgers, ribs, chicken, pasta,
and much more. It is generally open from 6 am
until 11 pm.
The main swimming pool is the Calypso Pool,
which is actually shaped like a guitar and has a
statue of the Three Caballeros shooting water
into the air. There is another, quieter pool,
called the Piano pool- it is shaped like a
piano, with the deck as the keyboard. The pools
have showers and
changing rooms. Note: the pools
do not offer
towels so you must bring them from
your room-
guests can call housekeeping for
extra towels.
Disney’s All Star Music Resort also features a
jogging path, the Note’able Games arcade in
Melody Hall, and a children’s playground.
The resort also has its own transportation
system that shuttles guests to the theme parks
and other Disney areas, though sometimes the
buses will also run to the other two All Star
Resorts. |
