All-Star Resorts

The All-Star Resorts are described in detail in the PassPorter Walt Disney World on pages 38-41. Updates, changes, and interesting tidbits about the resort are listed to the right. Links of interest, if any are available, are below.

Update: We stayed at All-Star Movies over New Year's Eve 1999 and into January 2000. We've incorporated the information we gathered into this page for your reference, If you have questions about All-Star Movies, feel free to write us.

Official Site

Deb Wills' FAQs (Movies, Music, Sports)

Greg Orwin's "I'm Going On A Holiday!" (Music and Sports)

DisneyZone's Resort Maps (Movies, Music, and Sports)

Jason's World: All-Star Resort Impressions

Tom Shaw's Hidden Mickeys at All-Star Resorts

Updated 08/10/06

General Update
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Rooms (& Layout) Update
Some rooms with a king size bed have a full bath, not just a shower. If this is important to you, request it when making your reservation and again at check-in. (Thanks to reader Lisa T. for the tip!)

Food (Dining & Lounging) Update
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Recreation (Playing & Relaxing) Update
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Transportation (Getting About) Update
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Notes (& Tips) Update
A relaxing hammock is concealed behind a stand of palm trees between the two Fantasia buildings in All-Star Movies.

The Reel Spot is a covered, outdoor patio just outside and to the left of the food court at the All-Star Movies. Look for it if you want to eat outside or if the tables inside are full — almost no one notices this area.

Ratings Update
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Resort Map Update
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Best Locations Update
We think Fantasia and Toy Story are the best buildings at All-Star Movies — they're both close to Premiere Hall (food, transportation, etc.) and are well-themed.

Rates Update
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