Magic Kingdom · Luxury · Theme Park Resort
Disney's Grand Floridian
You're paying for magic, not just a room — and for the right family, it's worth every dollar.
SuiteSignal Rating
Pricing
$780 /night
↓5% vs 30-day average
*Avg. nightly rate for a family room, ~3 weeks out. How we track prices
Should you book now?
Rates are 5% below the 30-day average. Strong time to book.
$820
30d avg
$790
90d avg
$620
12mo low
$1100
12mo high
90-day price history
How we track prices
Rates shown are the lowest available nightly rate for a family room (2 adults + 2 children) with check-in approximately 3 weeks out. We sample both weekday and weekend nights weekly and average them to smooth fluctuations. Prices are sourced from Google Hotels and exclude taxes and resort fees unless otherwise noted.
Family verdict
The ultimate Disney immersion. Walking to Magic Kingdom and watching fireworks from the beach is unforgettable. The property itself isn't as polished as Four Seasons, but the Disney integration is unmatched.
Kids club
Mouseketeer Club
Ages 4–12
Evening sessions available
Additional fee
Supervised
Program
- Pirate & princess adventures
- Character appearances
- Disney crafts
Dining
Character dining at 1900 Park Fare is the family highlight. Victoria & Albert's is adults-only and one of Orlando's best — plan a sitter night.
Kids menus
- 1900 Park Fare
- Grand Floridian Café
- Gasparilla Grill
Notable
- Victoria & Albert's (fine dining)
- 1900 Park Fare (character dining)
6 restaurants · Adult dining: excellent
Water features
- Pool complex
- Beach
- Water play area
Details
- Best for
- Ages 3–10
- Suites
- Available
- Nanny
- Available
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The most modern luxury option — with a beach lagoon that makes you forget you're in central Florida.