Featuring palm trees, a lighthouse, and Victorian-era decor, Disney's Old Key West Resort recreates the beach town feel of the Florida Keys and is approximately 20 miles from Orlando International Airport. Local attractions include Disney's Magic Kingdom® Theme Park and Epcot®. Transportation to Walt Disney World® Resort areas is available by ferry and bus.

Guests of this resort may enjoy a variety of recreational activities. Sailboats, pedal boats, canoes, mini-motorboats, and more are available for rent at the marina. Active guests can play a few games on the volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts (tennis equipment available for rent), ride a bike, or go for a run on the resort's scenic trail. The R. Beach Recreation Department features a fitness center, sauna, and massage services. Four heated pools, a children's pool, and whirlpools are located throughout the resort. Children will find amusement on the playgrounds, in the arcade, or with a board game in the Community Hall. Additional amenities include a shuffleboard court, babysitting services, laundry facilities, laundry services, and parking. Dining options include seafood and American favorite in Olivia's Cafe, and snacks at Good's Food to Go.

Guest rooms feature coffeemakers, irons and ironing boards, hairdryers, safes, cable TV, high-speed Internet access (for a fee), kitchens, microwaves, and refrigerators.

Disney's Magical Express Service is another benefit to staying at an on-site Disney Resort hotel. Buses take guests from the Orlando International Airport to the Disney Resort hotel, while the bags are transported and taken straight to the hotel room. When the vacation is over, guests and the bags are transported from the Disney Resort hotel back to the airport. To book the complimentary Disney's Magical Express Service, visit www.disneysmagicalexpress.com/US.

- tennis courts - themed outdoor swimming pool - 5 golf courses - playground - table tennis/board games - boat rentals

The theme at Old Key West Resort is themed to represent the flavor of Key West during the romantic days that Earnest Hemingway lived and wrote there. At night, a brightly burning lighthouse warns passing vessels of the "shoals" around the area. During the day, playful dolphins frolic in the salt waters of the harbor. "Turtle Krawl" is a pier with a collection of resort service facilities.