Disney’s Port Orleans Resort French Quarter Vacation Package and Disney World Tickets

Disney’s Port Orleans Resort French Quarter is a moderate-category hotel at Walt Disney World, modeled after New Orleans. This is the second most popular hotel at Disney, the first being Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort. Port Orleans French Quarter is close to Disney Springs, Epcot, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Rooms are located in multiple 3-story buildings, accessed via corridors, and can sleep up to 4 adults.

Lobby of Disney's Port Orleans Resort French Quarter

Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

Disney’s Port Orleans French Quarter Vacation Package

What’s included

  • Accommodations at Port Orleans French Quarter Resort

  • Disney World theme park tickets

  • Early park admission

  • Lightning Lane advance purchase

  • Disney Water Theme Park admission on check-in day

  • Expert planning tips from me so you have more fun

  • Price-monitoring (you’ll always get the best offer)

  • Disney Resort transportation

  • Standard parking at Walt Disney World Theme Parks and Disney Springs

  • Overnight self-parking at hotel

  • Taxes


What makes Disney’s Port Orleans French Quarter great

  • Smallest at Walt Disney World (less walking and crowds)

  • Boat service to Disney Springs

  • Remodeled rooms (no more carpet, updated linens)

  • Pool has a water slide and a fun New Orleans theme

  • Connects to Port Orleans Riverside on a scenic walking path.

  • Horse and carriage rides are available

    • Rooms at POFQ are accessed via exterior corridors.

    • Rooms at the end of most corridors have an additional side window that allows for more natural light, these are known as, “corner rooms.

    • There are no elevators at Port Orleans French Quarter Resort, so if stairs are an issue, you should make a request for a ground-floor room above all else.

    • Heat and air conditioning come from a built-in unit under the window.

    • Rooms can accommodate up to 4 people.

    Room Categories at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

    • Standard View - views of parking areas or landscaping. 2 queen beds.

    • Garden View - views of wooded areas or gardens

    • River View - views of the Sassagoula River

  • ATM

    Bell services

    Self-service laundry

    Gift shop

    24 hour security

    Free internet

  • QUICK-SERVICE DINING

    Sassagoula Float Works and Food Factory - food court is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

    OTHER DINING OPTIONS

    Scat Cat’s Club - Jazz club

    Mardi Grogs - Pool bar

    Pizza delivery service

  • Bus service to all theme parks and water parks.

    Boat service to Disney Springs

    Approximate travel times to Disney World theme parks once underway:

    Magic Kingdom 8 minutes

    Epcot: 8 minutes

    Disney’s Hollywood Studios: 5 minutes

    Disney’s Animal Kingdom: 10 minutes

    Disney Springs: 15 minutes

    • Doubloon Lagoon Pool - Mardi Gras themed-pool with a water slide and whirlpool.

    • Campfire Activities

    • Disney Movies Under the Stars

    • Volleyball Jogging Trail Playground


Disney’s Port Orleans French Quarter Resort address:

  • 2201 Orleans Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

  • Phone: 407-939-5277

Disney World Travel Agent Darren W

For over 12 years Darren Wittko has been helping people save money at Walt Disney World as both, a travel writer and a travel advisor with Magical Vacations Travel. He’s featured in the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World as a Best of the Best Disney Travel Agent. Darren resides in Celebration, FL.

Darren Wittko

For over 12 years Darren Wittko has been helping people save money at Walt Disney World as both, a travel writer and a travel advisor with Magical Vacations Travel. He’s featured in the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World as a Best of the Best Disney Travel Agent. Darren resides in Celebration, FL.

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