Coronado Springs is a Moderate resort on Lago Dorado with a Spanish, Mexican and Southwest theme, plus the upscale Gran Destino Tower and its rooftop restaurant, Toledo. It’s a great value for families and adults who want stylish dining, a pyramid pool and easy bus access to every park.
This lakeside resort blends Spanish, Mexican and Southwest American culture with Disney touches and modern comforts, from the Mayan-style Dig Site pool to rooftop views from the Gran Destino Tower.
Dining
Coronado Springs has some of the best dining at a Moderate resort, from rooftop tapas to lakeside dinners.
Pools & Activities
Getting Around
| Magic Kingdom | 17 min by bus |
| EPCOT | 17 min by bus |
| Hollywood Studios | 16 min by bus |
| Animal Kingdom | 15 min by bus |
| Disney Springs | 25 min by bus |
| Blizzard Beach | 12 min by bus |
| Typhoon Lagoon | 25 min by bus |
Good to Know
Shopping
Panchito’s Gifts & Sundries: a Three Caballeros–themed shop with Disney apparel, Coronado Springs merchandise, snacks and drinks.
Gran Destino Tower
Is Coronado Springs Right for You?
Coronado Springs FAQ
What is the Gran Destino Tower?
It’s Coronado Springs’ newest section, with upscale rooms, two lounges and Toledo, a rooftop restaurant.
How do you get to the parks from Coronado Springs?
Disney buses go to all four parks, Disney Springs and both water parks.
Is Coronado Springs a Moderate resort?
Yes. It’s one of Disney’s Moderate resorts.
Does Coronado Springs have a waterslide?
Yes. The Dig Site pool has a Mayan pyramid with a waterslide.
Thinking about Coronado Springs?
We’ll help you pick the right area and room, book Toledo, and plan your park days. Still comparing? Read On Site vs. Off Site or Which Disney Resort Is Right for Your Family?