Disney's Pop Century Resort

Christian Wilsberg

My first time ever staying on property in Orlando. And to anyone considering it, it's worth the additional charge compared to offsite hotels. The perk of early entry alone is enough for me to never consider staying offsite again. Then again, no parking fees, no additional costs for rideshare or rental car etc. So basically there's no upcharge, you just spend your money elsewhere if you decide to stay offsite. As for Pop Century itself, I knew it was a motel style resort, so I knew what I was in for. But honestly, my expectations were exceeded. The rooms are cozy and spacious, clean, nice and offer that magic touch. I understand when you say the walls are paper thin, though. Since I wear earplugs in hotels anyway this didn't bother me. The food court and shop offer a great variety and to everyone raving about the Skyliner: You are absolutely right, this is the by far the best way of getting around WDW. The bus service is seamless nevertheless. I definately consider staying again, although some other resorts on proerty caught my attention as well. Thank you!

Riley Fitzgerald

Rooms are on the small side, but are clean , comfortable and quiet. I've stayed at deluxe resorts before and I was very happy with this resort. It has a great food court and access to the skyliner. The bus service was also great. I will definitely stay here again... Great value!

Luke

The location is nice, as it is fairly close to the airport and also is near the Disney skyliner, which helps you get to the parks easier. Th rooms were nice besides the bathroom having a sliding door that doesn’t lock, though the actual toilet is separated with a lockable door. The service was good, they cleaned it well with no issues. The theme is nice and the hotel complex is all connected to the main building which has a large food court with many options. Compared to other Disney-owned hotels, this one is on the cheaper side. Overall a nice place to stay for your visit to Disney World.

Sarah Lo

The welcome staff outside when you first arrive to park were not operating at the Disney level. The front desk cast members were great and helpful. The resort themes and decorations were amazing and clever! The resort is kid friendly. The room was a let down as far as cleanliness goes. It does not help that the policy of this resort is to clean on the third day of your stay. The room is tiny as it is, and it felt cramped and dirty quickly with the overflowing trash and dirty towels. The walls are also thin so beware. The pool options were nice and plentiful. The lifeguards were attentive and took their job seriously. The dining hall was a chaotic mess, and the tables were dirty. As usual for this tier of eatery, the food was heat lamp overpriced cafeteria level quality. The skyliner proximity was nice, and it made getting to Hollywood Studios and Epcot a smooth ride.

James King

The rooms are nice enough, but they are pretty small. They have the connecting doors between rooms, so you hear everything your neighbor is doing. Even the other wall isn't sound proof at all. I got to wake up to the sounds of someone getting violently sick next door. It's a motel so your only window looks out to a walk way. Theres several buildings so how easy of a walk it is to the skyline and busses can very. My parents are elderly and they were having a hard time with how much walking there was before you get to the park. The cafe is fine. It took a long time to check out. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The skyline was a pretty nice way to get to the parks, but in the morning and night you should expect a long line. The busses to magic kingdom and animal kingdom were slow and not great. I guess for Disney it's a great value though it would be like $80/night anywhere else.