Disney's All-Star Sports Resort Guide

Get in the game at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort, a fun and energetic Walt Disney World Value Resort celebrating some of America’s favorite sports.

Larger-than-life football helmets, basketball hoops, surfboards and other sports icons surround the resort, creating a playful atmosphere for families and sports fans. It’s also an affordable way to enjoy the benefits of staying at a Walt Disney World Resort while keeping more of your vacation budget for the parks and experiences.

Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort at a Glance

🏨 Resort Category: Value Resort
📍 Resort Area: Disney’s Animal Kingdom Resort Area
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Sleeps: Up to 4 guests in most rooms
🛏️ Beds: Queen bed + queen-size table bed; limited king-bed rooms
🚌 Transportation: Disney bus transportation
🏊 Pools: 2 pools
🍴 Dining: Quick-service dining & pool bar
✨ Best For: Sports fans, families, groups and budget-conscious travelers

Why Stay at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort?

All-Star Sports combines affordable accommodations with fun, larger-than-life theming that celebrates football, baseball, basketball, tennis and surfing.

The resort is divided into five themed areas:

Surf’s Up!
Giant surfboards and beach-inspired details create a fun surf theme. This area is also home to the resort’s main pool.

Touchdown!
Football takes center stage with oversized helmets, footballs and a football field.

Hoops Hotel
Basketball fans will recognize the giant hoops and basketball-inspired details.

Center Court
Larger-than-life tennis rackets and tennis balls surround this section.

Home Run Hotel
Baseball fans will feel right at home with baseball-inspired theming and the Grand Slam Pool.

Rooms at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort

Rooms at All-Star Sports accommodate up to four guests, plus a child under age 3 in a crib.

Most rooms feature:

One queen-size bed
One queen-size table bed
Room size 260 square feet
Bathroom with separate vanity area
Mini-refrigerator
Coffee maker
Television
Complimentary Wi-Fi

The queen-size table bed folds into the wall when it isn’t being used, providing a table and additional floor space during the day.

Standard vs. Preferred Rooms

All-Star Sports offers Standard and Preferred Rooms.

The biggest difference is location.

Preferred Rooms are located closer to Stadium Hall, End Zone Food Court and bus transportation, which can mean less walking at the beginning and end of your day.

If you’re traveling with young children, grandparents or anyone who would appreciate a more convenient location, a Preferred Room may be worth considering.

If location isn’t particularly important, a Standard Room can help keep your vacation costs lower.

Pools at All-Star Sports

All-Star Sports has two pools.

Surfboard Bay Pool

Located in the Surf’s Up! section, Surfboard Bay Pool is the resort’s main feature pool.

The large surfboard-themed pool area continues the resort’s playful sports atmosphere and is a great place to cool off after a day in the parks.

Grand Slam Pool

Located in the Home Run Hotel section, the Grand Slam Pool is shaped like a baseball diamond and features a Goofy fountain.

It provides another option when you want a more relaxed pool experience away from the main pool.

Like the other Disney All-Star Resorts, the pools at All-Star Sports do not have waterslides.

Dining at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort

End Zone Food Court

End Zone Food Court is the resort’s primary quick-service dining location and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

You’ll find a variety of familiar choices throughout the day, making it convenient to grab breakfast before heading to the parks or something to eat when you return in the evening.