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This two-bedroom Club Level Theme Park View room at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa welcomes up to six guests and offers a private balcony with views across Seven Seas Lagoon toward the Magic Kingdom resort area. Climate control and a ceiling fan keep the space comfortable while thoughtful touches such as bed sheets and daily turndown service add a polished, welcoming feel.
The suite sleeps six across one king bed and two queen beds, arranged across two bedrooms with a layout designed for families. A private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, towels, and a hair dryer; additional in-room conveniences include a desk, safe, iron and ironing board, and an entertainment setup with a TV featuring cable channels and an MP3 dock. Connecting rooms are available for larger groups; cribs are not available.
Club Level Access Room guests enjoy the resort’s full range of in-room services and amenities, from complimentary Wi‑Fi and daily housekeeping to limited‑hours room service and optional in-room massage or in-room childcare for a surcharge. A mini-fridge and coffee/tea maker are provided, with a microwave available on request. With convenient access to the Grand Floridian’s dining outlets, pools, spa and monorail station to Magic Kingdom, this room combines family-friendly comfort with the elevated service of the Club Level experience.





















The private balcony faces Seven Seas Lagoon toward the Magic Kingdom resort area. It is the main reason to choose this category over a room without a view.
Yes, there is a private balcony with views over the lagoon. It works well for a morning coffee, since the room has a coffee/tea maker, or for an evening outside. The room is also climate-controlled with a ceiling fan.
The room has a private bathroom with a shower/tub combination, towels and a hair dryer. The tub is handy for younger children.
Guests receive the elevated service of Club Level along with complimentary Wi-Fi, daily housekeeping and turndown service. Limited-hours room service is available. In-room massage can be arranged, and in-room childcare is available for a surcharge.
Yes. It has two bedrooms, three beds and a layout designed for families. Connecting rooms are available for larger groups. A mini-fridge is provided, and a microwave can be requested. At the pools, children under 12 need adult supervision. The water play areas are for children 48 inches or under.
The Grand Floridian has its own station on the Resort Monorail, and Magic Kingdom is the first stop, about 5–10 minutes. You can also take the paved walking path of roughly 0.70–0.77 miles, about 12–20 minutes on foot, or a boat launch. Direct buses serve Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney's Animal Kingdom and Disney Springs. There is no regular bus to Epcot, which you reach by transferring at the Transportation and Ticket Center.
The resort has the Beach Pool, with a 181-foot waterslide and zero-depth entry, and the heated, zero-entry Courtyard Pool with an adjacent whirlpool spa. There is also a children's water play area. The white-sand beach has loaner beach toys, but swimming in Seven Seas Lagoon is not permitted. Towels are available at the pool.
Options include Victoria & Albert's (fine dining, guests must be 10 or older), Narcoossee's on the lagoon, Cítricos and 1900 Park Fare for character dining. Gasparilla Island Grill is the quick-service option, open 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM. Grand Floridian Café is closed for refurbishment from mid-July through October 2026, with brunch moving to Cítricos. Resort guests can book advance dining reservations 60 days before check-in.
Check-out is at 11:00 AM, and the main guest checking in must be at least 18. Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome. Disney has noted that refurbishment is underway, so guests may see and hear construction during daytime hours. Most resort amenities remain available.
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