Old Key West Resort Guide

In this guide, you’ll discover everything that makes Old Key West a beloved retreat for Disney Vacation Club members and guests alike. From spacious accommodations and delightful dining options to a variety of recreational activities and insider tips, we’ve got all the details to ensure your stay is as relaxing and magical as possible. Nestled along the waterways of the Disney Springs area, Old Key West captures the essence of the Florida Keys with its pastel-colored buildings and tranquil vibe.

Questions about Old Key West? We have answers.

Only busses to all the Parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom. There are multiple bus stops as Old Key West is a large resort. If you have a car, this resort is a better choice as you have parking in front of all the buildings. We also try to stay close to the hospitality house as it’s easier to catch the bus in the front.

Studios sleep 4 with 2 queens. They also have one bathroom and a small kitchenette. Since we use this studio for larger groups, we can tell you that you can have up to 12 in the 3 bedroom grand villa.

We tend to stay at Old Key West when we have a large group. The larger villas are big and spacious and a good value for when you have more than 6 guests in your group. The only draw back is that there are no Murphy beds at Old Key West, just sofa beds.

This resort is large and very easy to find available dates, even at less than 7 months. Studios are also very inexpensive here so if you don’t spend much time in your room, it’s a great economical choice.

Old Key West is located in the Disney Springs area, but not as close as Saratoga, You will need to take the boat (its not a speedy ride) to get to Disney Springs.

Studios here are very cost effective with a studio starting at $189 per night in September. It will be one of the cheapest choices usually at Walt Disney World.