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Step into a Deluxe Room – Club Level at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, a climate-controlled one‑bedroom retreat designed for families and groups. The room sleeps up to 6 guests and includes a private patio and blackout drapes to help you rest after long park days. Entertainment is provided by an in‑room TV, and daily housekeeping keeps the space refreshed. Sleeping arrangements include two Queen Beds plus a Queen Sofa Bed, with bed sheets and towels supplied. The private bathroom features a shower/tub combination and comes with a hair dryer. Practical conveniences such as a safe, iron and ironing board, ceiling fan, and free crib availability make stays easier for families; connecting rooms are available for larger parties. Club Level accommodations at Disney's Wilderness Lodge combine these in‑room comforts with service conveniences you rely on: complimentary in‑room WiFi, a coffee/tea maker, mini‑fridge and microwave on request, limited‑hours room service, and in‑room childcare for a surcharge if needed. Guests can also arrange in‑room massage services when available, and enjoy access to the resort’s dining venues, pools, and boat transportation to Magic Kingdom during their stay.





















The room sleeps up to 6 guests. Sleeping is on 2 Queen Beds and 1 Queen Sofa Bed, so it suits a family or a small group. A free crib is also available for the youngest travelers.
Yes, the room has a private patio, a quiet spot to step outside between park days. The lodge sits in a pine forest on the shores of Bay Lake, in the Magic Kingdom Resort Area.
The room has a private bathroom with a shower/bathtub combination, a hair dryer and towels. The tub is handy for bathing little ones, and the layout works for a family of up to six.
It is well suited to families. It has two queen beds plus a queen sofa bed, a free crib, a mini-fridge, a coffee/tea maker and blackout drapes for rest after busy days. Connecting rooms are available for larger parties, and in-room childcare can be arranged for a surcharge. The resort markets its pools and theming to guests of all ages.
A complimentary boat crosses Bay Lake from the dock behind the resort straight to the Magic Kingdom entrance, taking roughly 11 to 15 minutes. You can also take a boat to the Contemporary Resort and change there for the monorail. Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom are reached by Disney bus, at roughly 43, 41 and 47 minutes respectively. Buses also serve the water parks and Disney Springs.
There is Whispering Canyon Cafe for interactive Western-style table service, and Storybook Dining at Artist Point with Snow White for character dining. Quick-service Roaring Fork opens at 7:00 AM, and Geyser Point Bar & Grill is an open-air spot overlooking Bay Lake. Territory Lounge serves cocktails and small plates in the evening. Room service is available in the room during limited hours.
Guests can use either pool. Copper Creek Springs Pool is the largest, with a 67-foot waterslide built into the rocks, hot and cold whirlpool spas and a play area for children. Boulder Ridge Cove Pool is smaller, with a zero-entry pool and hot tub, and reviewers describe it as the quieter of the two. Both pools are heated and provide towels, lounge chairs and life vests.
There is no daily resort fee, and Wi-Fi is free. Parking is not included: self-parking is about $25 a night and valet about $33. Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. You must be 18 or older to book, and a photo ID and a credit or debit card are needed at check-in. The resort is smoke-free and pets are not permitted, though service animals are welcome.
The Sturdy Branches Health Club is free for guests 14 and older, and those 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult. It has treadmills, bikes, ellipticals, free weights, weight machines and a sauna. It offers fitness facilities only, with no spa treatments. In-room massage may be arranged when available.
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