Disney's Port Orleans Resort - French Quarter
The most compact and walkable Moderate resort, themed to New Orleans' French Quarter. Its size makes getting around easy, and boats run to Disney Springs along the Sassagoula River.
Transportation
Pools & water play
Good for
Overview
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How this resort fits different trips, with its strengths and tradeoffs.
Trip fit
Best for
- Compact moderate stays with boat access to Disney Springs
- Families balancing resort amenities with a controlled budget
- Families traveling with toddlers and young children
Tradeoffs
Not ideal for
- Guests chasing the lowest possible on-property nightly rate
- Travelers who need Deluxe-level park adjacency
Pros
- Compact, easy-to-navigate layout
- Boat service to Disney Springs
- Dragon-themed feature pool with a water slide
Cons
- Smaller resort means fewer dining options on-site
- Bus transportation to all four parks
- Standard rooms sleep up to four
Rooms & availability
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Room availability
Live availability and rates
Rooms
Room types
- Standard rooms
- Preferred rooms
Rates
Typical price range
Mid-range nightly rates that climb during holidays and peak seasons.
Resort size
Noise, size, and walking distance
The smallest Moderate resort — a single, walkable cluster of buildings around the pool and food court.
Amenities
Pools, recreation, and getting around the resort
Pools, water play, walking paths, and parking details.
Pools
Pools and water play
Expect a themed feature pool with a water slide, and a splash pad or kids' water play area.
Zero-entry pool
No zero-entry pool listed; pools use standard step or ladder entry.
Water slide
The feature pool includes a water slide.
Splash pad or kids' water play area
A splash pad or interactive water play area for young children.
Paths
Walking paths
- A riverside path connects to Port Orleans Riverside
- A walking path follows the Sassagoula River toward Disney Springs
Arrival
Parking notes
Standard self-parking is included; no valet service.
Dining
Dining and characters
On-site dining options and where to meet characters.
Dining
Dining overview
Dining includes a quick-service food court plus at least one table-service restaurant and a lounge. No character meal is hosted at this resort; characters meet in the parks.
Character dining
No character meal at this resort; characters appear in the parks.
Characters
Characters and meals
- No character meal at this resort
- Meet characters in the four theme parks
Transportation
Getting to the parks
Estimated door-to-gate travel times from this resort to every theme park and Disney Springs.
| Destination | Ways to get there | Fastest estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Magic Kingdom |
| 30–40 min |
| EPCOT |
| 25–35 min |
| Hollywood Studios |
| 25–35 min |
| Animal Kingdom |
| 25–35 min |
| Disney Springs |
| 20–30 min |
Travel times are estimates for a typical door-to-gate trip — the walk to the stop, an average wait, and the ride — not official Disney times. Waits stretch at park open and close.
Estimates last reviewed June 10, 2026. Compare travel times across every resort
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Families
Toddler and stroller notes
Toddler-friendliness
Its small size keeps everything close, and Doubloon Lagoon's sea-serpent slide is a hit with kids.
Stroller-friendliness
Compact, flat, and shaded paths make it one of the easiest Moderate resorts for strollers.
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