richard l
The rooms left a lot to be desired. Having stayed at many hotels. Would say it’s slightly better than a motel and akin to a Sheraton Four Points.
Would be nice to have some better room amenities and pillows.
The on site fields were nice for kids to run around. It’s definitely isolated to outside food or stores with a need to drive or ride share wherever you want to go.
Amanda A.
You get what you pay for. This is where Disney magic dies and I would not call this a family-friendly resort. You know there must be issues constantly at this motel given there are multiple sheriffs posted around (not in their cars, but standing around the common areas). Our 10 year-old was excited to go see the football field but it was filled with older teens and young 20s who were yelling and cursing at each other. Even though security was standing right next to them, nothing was being done to keep order. Then, we had to deal with people smoking pot in the parking lot right outside our room. Oh, and be prepared to hear every time your neighbors take a shower, flush the toilet, or go in and out of their room. The front desk staff did not care when we reported the yelling/cursing/smoking and just said to tell security next time. They didn't have anything to say when we told them security was already right there.
The reason I gave this 2 stars instead of one is because the beds were relatively comfortable and the room was clean, though small. There is very little room to walk around when both queen beds are being used. The girl who helped us at check in was also nice, though perhaps a little too nice? She spoke to us in the same way one of the princesses might speak to you in the parks, which is ok at first but it gets old pretty quick. Still, she was nice and made every effort to take care of us.
All in all though, we won't be staying here again. It was our first experience at one of WDW's resorts and definitely a disappointment.
Lauren P
To be honest they did their best with the rooms. You have the option of one queen bed and a table with chairs or two queen beds after pulling the table down. I just wish there was more room in the rooms. There was barely any room to put the stroller and pack n play after pulling the second bed down and finding a place for the chairs. Also, the beds are SUPER high off the ground. Our two year old didnt realize this and tried to get down in the middle of the night and knocked the wind out of herself. BUT I will say having them provide a diaper gene and pack n play saves us alot of space in the SUV. Also, loved the theming. The food court area could use some work, the service was pretty slow. I suggest ordering ahead on the disney app.
Christian Masci
I stayed 11 days at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort, and overall, it was a very positive experience—especially considering the price point and the Disney atmosphere.
The theming is fun and energetic, perfect for getting into the Disney spirit right from the start. The resort is colorful, well-maintained, and feels lively without being overwhelming. Housekeeping was consistent, and the rooms were always clean and comfortable. While the rooms are on the smaller and more basic side, they are functional, with comfortable beds and everything you need after long park days.
One of the biggest highlights is the complimentary Disney transportation. Buses were frequent and reliable most of the time, making it easy to get to and from the parks. The food court also deserves a mention: it offers a good variety of quick-service options, convenient for breakfast or late dinners after a full day at the parks.
That said, this is a Value Resort, and that comes with some compromises. The resort can feel busy and noisy, especially during peak times or when large groups are staying there. The lack of amenities like table-service restaurants or quieter lounge areas may be a downside for guests looking for a more relaxed or upscale experience.
Overall, Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort delivers excellent value for guests who plan to spend most of their time in the parks and want a fun, and not the most expensive place to stay with solid Disney service. I’d absolutely stay again for a park-focused trip, knowing exactly what it offers—and what it doesn’t.
mike segal
We recently stayed at Disney's All-Star Sports Resort for a 4-night trip with our family of four, and unfortunately, it didn't deliver the Disney experience we were hoping for.
The Good: To start with the positives, the food at the resort was actually quite decent. The portion sizes were good, and surprisingly, the meals were not overpriced.
The Bad:
The atmosphere was a major letdown. The resort was incredibly rowdy—it honestly felt more like a Carnival Cruise than a family-friendly hotel. We expected some excitement, but it was just chaotic, especially compared to the All-Star Music resort.
The breaking point was our fourth night. The resort supposedly enforces a strict quiet hour after 11:00 PM, but this was completely ignored. There were unchaperoned kids running around making a ton of noise, which woke most of our family up. To make matters worse, someone banged loudly on our door well after midnight, waking everyone up again. We ultimately had to call security to handle the situation.
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