2026-2027 Hotel Construction & Refurbishments at Disney World
Hotel refurbishments, resort construction, and character-inspired makeovers continue at Walt Disney World from now through 2027. This resource provides info on room renovations, what to avoid, where to book, and what to expect in terms of hotel work at Walt Disney World.
Walt Disney World continues to undertake refurbishments in an effort to modernize or refresh several of its resorts, as well as finish deferred maintenance that was postponed during the phased reopening. Consequently, there’s a growing number of smaller-scale projects that take certain buildings or a portion of rooms out of commission as part of more-targeted, rolling refurbishments.
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When booking a Walt Disney World vacation, we highly recommend taking into account recently-completed and ongoing construction projects at the various resorts, as these absolutely can impact the quality of your trip. Booking a hotel with a closed pool or construction noise and cranes right outside your window is obviously going to be a worse experience than a resort that just finished its big refurbishment and still has that fresh feeling and ‘new hotel’ smell.
Note that this does not include DVC villas if they do not impact the hotel side of a resort. For those projects, see our Disney Vacation Club Resort Refurbishments & Construction Timeline. That covers all of the room reimaginings at Walt Disney World, Disneyland, and beyond that we just announced at the condo association meeting. Those projects also impact Boulder Ridge, Bay Lake Tower, and both Crescent Lake DVC resorts.
Suffice to say, a lot is happening on the hotel front at Walt Disney World. Let’s take a look at all of the current and upcoming major hotel projects that have the potential to impact guests, starting with the latest updates…
Ongoing or Upcoming Hotel Refurbishments
Disney Skyliner – From January 24, 2027, through January 30, 2027, Disney Skyliner will be closed for refurbishment. Complimentary bus service will be available.
Impacted Resorts:
- Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
- Disney’s Beach Club Resort
- Disney’s Beach Club Villas
- Disney’s Boardwalk Inn
- Disney’s BoardWalk Villas
- Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
- Disney’s Pop Century Resort
- Disney’s Riviera Resort
- Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
We strongly recommend avoiding Skyliner resorts during this time, which does not include the Crescent Lake hotels. See Disney Skyliner Gondolas Closing for Quick Refurbishment in 2027 for more info and detailed advice.
All Star Movies Resort – Beginning in late May 2026, the rooms at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort will undergo planned refurbishment through the end of January 2027. During this time, Guests may see or hear construction work in the area, and alternate paths of travel may be in place.
This will almost assuredly by a soft goods refurbishment similar to the one recently completed at Pop Century. That  means updating furnishings, including but not limited to wall coverings, flooring, linens, decor, and some furniture. The redone rooms at Pop Century look great: First Look Photo Tour of New Rooms at Disney’s Pop Century Resort.
This is also almost assuredly the start of a phased multi-year soft goods refurbishment to all of the All Stars. See Walt Disney World Gearing Up for Years-Long Value Resorts Room Refurbishment, Likely Lasting to 2028 or 2029 for more.
All Star Sports Resort – From now through late April 2026, the Surfboard Bay Pool and the kiddie pool at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort will be closed for maintenance.
During this time, the Grand Slam Leisure Pool (pictured above) at Disney’s All-Star Sports will continue to be available. Additionally, Guests are welcome to use the other pools throughout Disney’s All-Star Resorts, including the Calypso Pool, Piano Pool and kiddie pool at Disney’s All-Star Music Resort; and the Fantasia Pool, Duck Pond Pool and kiddie pool at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort.
We’re big fans of the Grand Slam Leisure Pool, but it’ll probably be busy as a result. Accordingly, our second-favorite All Star pool is Calypso Pool at Music. Duck Pond at Movies is also a winner.
Animal Kingdom Lodge – From now through May 2026, guest rooms at Kidani Village at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge will undergo refurbishment, followed by refurbishment work at Jambo House from May 2026 through January 2027. During these times, guests may see or hear construction work in the area. All amenities will remain available throughout the refurbishment.
We covered what to expect from this construction at length in Room Reimagining at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge through 2027. What’s still unclear about this project involves the hotel side of Animal Kingdom Lodge, or just the Animal Kingdom Villas. The latter is the DVC side of the resort, and what is overdue for a refurbishment. Even so, by the time the DVC work is done in 2027, the hotel rooms might be due for another refresh.
Beach Club Resort – This hotel is undergoing visible exterior maintenance through late 2026, which will impact views from various locations throughout the resort, and at times, require alternate paths of travel.
As part of this work, the Tidal leisure pool will be closed for routine maintenance through early May 2026. Guests may see or hear refurbishment work in the area until the work is complete.
BoardWalk Inn – Throughout 2026, refurbishment work will take place in select areas of Disney’s BoardWalk Inn. While Guests may see or hear work during daytime hours, most Resort amenities—including dining, recreation, and merchandise locations—will remain available.
Walt Disney World still has not revealed what, exactly, this project entails. Based on what BoardWalk needs done, there’s a wide range of possibilities. At minimum, we know it’s a major project by virtue of it lasting throughout 2026. As for possibilities, see our comprehensive discussion in Big BoardWalk Mystery Construction Project in 2026.
From January 11, 2027 to April 2027, the Luna Park Pool, the Luna Park Crazy Play Area, and Leaping Horse Libations at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn & Villas will be closed for routine maintenance. Guests may see and hear construction until the work is complete. However, the Villas Pool and the Inn Pool will remain open for Guests to enjoy.
Luna Park Pool is the feature pool at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn, and it was last redone back in late 2020 to remove the “creepy clown” from the water slide. Hopefully this project is to reinstall that beloved, dead-eyed, spaghettios-haired clown!
Contemporary Resort – From now through late 2027, refurbishments will occur in select areas of Disney’s Contemporary Resort—including Bay Lake Tower and the main A-frame atrium. Please allow for extra travel time. Guests may also see and hear construction during their stay.
This multi-phased project has been underway for over a year already, and previously revolved around BLT. That’s finished now, and the description has been updated to drop the Convention Center and add the atrium. No visible work has begun in the A-frame, but is expected to start soon.
Additionally, from now through early May 2026, the Bay Cove Pool, the water play area and the whirlpool spa at Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort will temporarily be closed for maintenance. The Bay Lake Pool, the Cove Bar, the feature pool, the water play area and the whirlpool spa at Disney’s Contemporary Resort will remain open for Guests to enjoy.
From now through Late May 2026, there will also be exterior elevator landing repairs taking place at Bay Lake Tower. Consequently, the Skyway Bridge connecting Bay Lake Tower and the Contemporary Main Tower will be closed Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., reopening daily after 5 p.m. and remaining available evenings and weekends through May 1, 2026. Guests may need to use alternate paths of travel at times and may see or hear construction activity while work is underway.
Fort Wilderness Campground – Walt Disney World has introduced New DVC Cabins to Fort Wilderness Campground. More than 350 new cabins have replaced the old cabins, turning the resort side of the campground into a Disney Vacation Club property. This occurred loop by loop over the last two years and is now finished.
From now through mid-2026, construction will take place near the Meadow Swimmin’ Pool area. The Meadow Swimmin’ Pool and Wilderness Swimmin’ Pool will remain open for Guests to enjoy. During this time, seating availability around the Meadow Swimmin’ Pool may be limited and Guests may see or hear construction in the area. The nearby tennis courts, volleyball court and the Meadow Playground may be closed temporarily. Please note that Guests may see and hear construction in the area until the work is complete.
Right next door to Fort Wilderness is the construction of Disney Lakeshore Lodge (formerly Reflections), which has now reached its top height of 10 stories tall! This quite literally towers over the Settlement area, and construction has an outsized impact on Fort Wilderness guests, as cranes build that massive new resort about 100 yards from Fort Wilderness.
Grand Floridian Resort & Spa – Disney Vacation Club overhauled the Big Pine Key building of hotel rooms at Walt Disney World’s flagship resort. This building has since reopened and the new rooms have debuted–see Grand New Rooms at Walt Disney World’s Flagship Resort for a look inside. These reimagined rooms have since debuted on the regular resort side of the Grand Floridian, and all of the outlying buildings are now finished.
As part of the ongoing enhancements at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, refurbishment work will continue in select areas, including the porte cochere, through early 2027. Guests may see or hear refurbishment work during daytime hours or need to take alternate paths of travel. This project was recently extended from mid-2026 to early 2027 with the “including the porte cochere” line.
As part of this work, from mid-July through October 2026, Grand Floridian Cafe will temporarily close for a refresh. During this time, brunch will continue to be offered but will temporarily move to CÃtricos. All other dining locations at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa will remain available for Guests to enjoy. Guests may see or hear refurbishment work during daytime hours and may need to take alternate paths of travel.
The main fruit of this project is the lobby overhaul, which is now completed. This includes “The Perch,” or the Birdcage Bar that replaced the iconic aviary in the lobby.
Old Key West Resort – Now through late April 2026, the South Point Pool and Spa, BBQ area and playground at Disney’s Old Key West Resort will be closed for routine maintenance.
During this time, Guests may see or hear maintenance activity during daytime hours and are encouraged to use the Sandcastle Pool or one of the resort’s other two leisure pools – the Turtle Pond Pool and Miller’s Road Pool.
Speaking of which, this follows the completion of the Turtle Pond Pool, Turtle Pond Pool Spa, the BBQ area refurbishment. It seems that Old Key West might be doing a phased refurbishment to its leisure pools.
Polynesian Village Resort – The good news is that the Island Tower at Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows between the existing Polynesian longhouses and Wedding Pavilion, near the Grand Floridian, is now open. The bad news is that work at the Polynesian isn’t finished.
Through 2026, some areas of the Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows are being refurbished. This work includes the reconfiguration of the front entrance roadway and bus area. While construction activity will be noticeable during daytime hours, efforts will be made to minimize disruptions.
Walt Disney World filed permits for a new entrance to the Polynesian (which would also impact the parking lot and bus loop), and there’s major work being done to re-route and expand Floridian Way, so that’s probably what’s referenced for the construction and refurbishments through 2026. This will be a lengthy project that is very minimally impactful to both the Poly and Grand Floridian.
Additionally, some views of the theme parks and other surrounding areas may be impacted. This is now noticeable around the Great Ceremonial House, to the point that Walt Disney World is warning guests who book ‘Ohana about impaired views of Magic Kingdom. Although this impacts ‘Ohana, we recently dined at the adjacent Tambu Lounge and enjoyed unblemished views.
Finally, there’s a new construction notice that was just added: from May 11, 2026 through late June 2026, the boat dock at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort will undergo routine maintenance. The dock will be closed and boat transportation to suspended from May 11-June 5, 2026. Please allow for extra travel time when arriving at or leaving the Poly.
We’d recommend heeding this ‘allow extra travel time’ warning, especially when leaving the Poly during peak periods. We already encountered long lines more than once for the monorail at times in April 2026, and that was before the boat dock refurbishment started. Without that to help absorb some of the crowd, the monorail station will be even busier.
Pop Century – From now through late April 2026, the kiddie pool deck at Disney’s Pop Century Resort will be closed for routine maintenance. During this time, the Hippy Dippy Pool and all other amenities will remain available. Guests may see or hear maintenance activity in the area during daytime hours.
The good news is that Pop Century is otherwise in tip-top shape, with the year-long resort refurbishment having wrapped up. We stayed at Pop Century this month (April 2026) prior to the pool deck closure, and the resort is looking fantastic!
Port Orleans Riverside – Walt Disney World has started its next slate of room reimaginings at Port Orleans Riverside, from now through August 2027.
The first phase of this project, impacts the Magnolia Bend rooms, which are mostly the Royal Rooms. When Magnolia Bend is done (which should be really soon), it’ll be time for Alligator Bayou to receive its next round of room redos and crews will move to that side of the resort. Accordingly, making a room request for Magnolia Bend in Spring 2026 and beyond will mitigate exposure to the second phase of this project.
Although not officially confirmed, it’s a near-certainty that the normal rooms in Alligator Bayou receiving a hard goods refurbishment is the second phase of this project. See Disney’s Port Orleans Riverside Resort Room Reimagining Extended by Year-Plus to 2027 for more.
Saratoga Springs – Through mid-September 2026, The Turf Club Bar & Grill and The Turf Club Lounge at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa will be under refurbishment. During portions of the refurbishment, some areas will be temporarily closed, including:
- Through early August 2026:Â The Turf Club Lounge (The Turf Club Bar & Grill will remain open with a pop-up bar serving a modified Lounge food & beverage menu)
- Early to mid-August 2026: The Turf Club patio
- Mid-August – mid-September, 2026: The Turf Club Bar & Grill (The Turf Club Lounge will remain open)
Turf Club Bar & Grill is the restaurant itself, so the notable portion of this refurbishment doesn’t start until August 2026 and should wrap up in the span of a month. Fortunately, there’s ample options a short walk away at Disney Springs.
The tennis courts at Saratoga Springs are now closed for refurbishment and are expected to reopen in June 2026. During this time, the basketball court will also be closed.
Wilderness Lodge – Disney’s Wilderness Lodge and Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge are undergoing exterior refurbishment work expected to continue through late 2026. These enhancements may impact views from various locations throughout the Resort. While most resort amenities will remain available, Guests may see and hear construction work during daytime hours.
The exterior work could actually impact Wilderness Lodge until 2027 if permits are accurate. As we discuss in greater detail in this post about Wilderness Lodge construction, that doesn’t really give us pause about staying there. With room requests, you may not notice any of the work at all.
In addition to this, there’s the above-mentioned resumption of work on Disney Lakeshore Lodge on the former River Country water park site. That will be less impactful to guests staying at Wilderness Lodge than Fort Wilderness, but there will be audible and visible construction from the Boulder Ridge side of the resort, especially.
From now through late July 2026, the boat dock at Wilderness Lodge will undergo routine maintenance. The dock will be closed and boat transportation temporarily suspended through May 1, 2026. This is the second phased closure of the boat dock this year, and bus transportation was available as an alternative during the first. We’d expect the same this go-round.
Yacht Club – Disney’s Yacht Club Resort is undergoing visible exterior maintenance through late 2026, which will impact views from various locations throughout the resort, and at times, require alternate paths of travel.
As part of this work, from now through early May 2026, the Admiral leisure pool will be closed for routine maintenance. Guests may see or hear work in the area during daytime hours until the refurbishment is complete.
In addition, Crew’s Cup Lounge is now closed, and is expected to reopen in May 2026. Following that, Yachtsman Steakhouse will temporarily close for a refresh in May 2026 and is expected to reopen by August 2026.
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Your Thoughts
Have any recent observations or experiences with hotel construction at Walt Disney World you’d be willing to share? Where at Walt Disney World are you staying this year or in 2027? Any resorts you’re intentionally avoiding? Do you agree or disagree with our assessments of these resort refurbishment or reimagining projects? Any questions we can help you answer? Hearing your feedback–even when you disagree with us–is both interesting to us and helpful to other readers, so please share your thoughts below in the comments!
Thank you for this post. I just wanted to confirm. All of the rooms at Port Orleans French Quarter are now updated?
Any update on the All Star Resorts? I’m hearing chatter that they have started work at All Star Sports. Can anyone confirm this? I am going in mid Sept and I’m wondering if I have any hope of a refurbished room.
We stayed in AKL in June on Kudu Trail and had minimal disruptions due to construction (just had to take a different elevator and route to our room). We stayed in one of the updated rooms and loved it
Your article is really helpful to making an informed decision about what hotels to avoid during construction. But I must say, I’m really happy Disney is refurbishing the hotels. I was starting to think I was paying a ton of money for what only used to be nice rooms and now are outdated and worn. Off-property was more and more often winning my money. I’m back to the Beach Club next week. Thanks again.
We stayed at the Animal Kingdom Villas Kidani from June 22nd to July 5th in a two bedroom Savanna view. We did not see any construction at all in the hotel or the savanna. Parking was a little tough in the Pumba parking area, some cars seemed to park without being moved for days plus we did notice that some employees parked their cars in guest parking which seemed unfair to paying guests trying to park. No big complaints really. Housekeeping was not predictable and was a bit all over the place. A call to the front desk took care of that. This was our 4th DVC stay at AKL and we already look forward to returning in a year or two.
Many people who park there drive to WDW, but once they arrive prefer to use Disney transportation and yes, car remains parked. We had WDW vacay mid trip once, we were somewhere in Florida pre WDW, and were heading somewhere else after WDW so we had a car that remained parked while there.
Update on Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge Kidani Villas. We just spent a week there returning June 21. Painting with cordoned off areas and cranes in the savanna was active on the South side closest to Jambo House. We ended up on the North side and if I hadn’t known to look for the refurbishment, I would never have known it was happening, as it was not visible from our room or from the lobby lookout on the North side. It looks to me like there is still lots to do through summer, so if staying at Kidani, request the North side.
I am a longtime DVC member and stay at the Saratoga Springs Resort every year. I just learned there is a plan to replace the current wide oval tubs with narrow tubs. DON’T DO IT! Some of us need to “turn over” and get on our knees to get out of the tub. A narrow tub would make it nearly impossible to turn over. Additionally, although I’m not overweight, I can see how useless and uncomfortable a narrow tub would be for someone who is large. Please consider what a negative impact a narrow tub would have on older or large people. Besides, if I wanted to relax in a narrow tub I’d stay home.
My husband & I will be staying at the Coronado resort Aug 29th – Sept 3rd. Is it safe to assume construction will be done by then? Or somewhat done?
I just stayed there June 29- July 4. It’s done, the rooms are beautiful- enjoy!!
We stayed at AKL Jambo House at Kilimanjaro club level for 7 nights April 5th-12th and didn’t have an issue. The man lifts was unsightly but I can understand they’re needed. We stayed December 2018 and seen a few things going on then with the refurbishing, but no issues. The noise 2 mornings was aggravating but bearable. Hopefully our week stay March 2020 they will be done. Reply if you all have heard the Kilimanjaro Club has been refurbished, please. That’s the only way my wife will stay anymore LOL.
I honestly think some folks have so much of an ego investment in Disney they refuse to see that the King has no clothes. They go every year and ignore the insane price increases and lesser offerings without question.
I think one iconic project was the Toy Story expansion where things like shade for the line and the playground were eliminated.
Some of these things may seem small but they are important to me and seem to be endemic. They changed the lemonade slushes from a slush to a frozen carbonated drink (Think Icee or Slurpee) even thought they call it a slushy. It is not the same thing and is more chemical and less refreshing, I would enjoy one at least once a day on previous trips but six bucks for an Icee which does not cool you off as well? Not so much. As you go in the Magic Kingdom, Starbucks has taken over the bakery and changed one of the best cinnamon rolls I ever had to one that was dry and tasted as if it came from a plastic wrapper. Pecos Bills no longer has chili cheese fries. Over at the Wilderness, Whispering Canyon no longer has the lively wait staff so you are left with an overpriced plate of below average barbecue. The Rose and Crown took the roast and yorkshire pudding which was a favorite of half my family off the menu. Via Napoli took the veal parmigiana off the menu. This was not the end of the list. Additonally, Disney was starting to develop a really good beer list across the parks with a lot of good craft beers but many had disappeared as of this trip and most of what was left were craft beers that had been bought out by the major beer companies. I am not a big fan of heat, crowds that are not at sporting events nor most rides because of my neck and back injuries so I enjoy my family being happy and a few good beers. Disney took most of that last part.
@ Gee, I couldn’t reply directly to your question above. I was at All-Star Movies earlier this week. Construction crews were actively working on both Mighty Ducks buildings (2 and 3). Based on previous reports of work underway on building 4, that presumably must be done now. No word yet of work on building 1. Another guest reported building 5 is not yet refurb’d.
We are here at Caribbean beach now. It has always been our favorite but after the renovation i have to say that we will no longer stay here anymore. The buses were always a problem at this resort and now with only one entrance the buses have to loop around even more and get too full ir backed up. The eatery used to have many options to eat all with different types of food and one quick serve. Sometimes in a rush we could choose the eatery with the shortest line just to get out but now theres one line for everything and it takes forever. And just to make things even worse the portions are smaller than they used to be and the prices are higher. Tonight we waited over 20 minutes just for a burger which was half the size of the bun and the 3 taco meal that was a joke. Disney in general has had too many price hikes the last few years. My favorite margarita in epcots Mexican pavilion has gone from 11 dollars just a few years ago to now 18. Beers have gone up about 2 dollars and have shrunk from 16 to 12 ounces. The san angel restaurant meal we had was 200 for a family of 4 with 2 drinks and an appetizer. (The kids were kids menu meals) and also a 28 dollar entree shoud get you more than just a 4 oz of chicken with peppers and onions. The soda machines at the resort hotels are 4 dollars per bottle now……there’s so much to complain about pricing lately that maybe its time to stop disney every year like we have been doing for the last 15 years.
I hear you. We’ve gone from trips twice a year to once a year, and now after looking at the prices this Aug, nothing for this year. Got an AP for Universal. Stayed in one of their deluxe hotels for the price of a Disney moderate.
we’re planning to stay at the Grand Floridian in June 2020…. I’m happy to see that the GF isn’t on the refurb list ….. hopefully it will stay that way! the last time we were there it was all construction for the DVC. in any event, a little construction never ruins a week at Disney!
Hi, I am planning a trip in July and I am curious if all of Pop Century is refurbished, as I currently have a Movies reservation and I know some of the buildings have been renovated, but I wasn’t sure if all of Pop had already been done. Thanks!
Yes all the rooms at pop are refurbished! Movies are not all done yet
Yes, the refurbishment at Pop Century is 100% completed. We stayed there for a week in January this year and the refurb was done then, that was the first week in January. The Skyliner is opening September 29th so it’s pretty much done. We stayed right on Hourglass Lake in the 50’s section and had no issues at all with noise or anything with the construction of the Skyliner. It was actually cool to walk over to Art of Animation and see some of the construction on the bridge. I cannot wait for them to open!
Rates at Pop Century have jumped $50 a night for the same dates…March 2018 vs March 2020. So I’m guessing this is a result of the refurbishment?
Stayed at AKL Mother’s Day weekend. Kudu Trail, Sunset View, Third Floor. I was nervous about construction impact, and we did have some. Getting to our room required two elevator rides and a walk back through the lobby, with bumpy carpet and fake walls on 4th and 3rd floor (with CMs cheerfully asking us how our day was and telling us to be careful). That being said, our room was refurbed and we actually stayed in the same exact room two years ago, so we could compare easily. View was still great, no impact. Cranes were on the Arusha Savanna side. But our room was phenomenal. Felt very lucky.
Thinking of staying at the allstara movies this July. I’m quite confused with the building numbers to request for a refurbished room. If I book a preferred room, will I get a refurbished room?
Maybe not not necessarily. Preferred buildings are Toy Story (9 & 10), Fantasia (5 & 8), and 101 Dalmatians (1 & 4).
Re: All Star Movies room refurb 5/17/19 update… I see buildings 6-10 are done, 3-4 are underway, and 1-2 are not started. What about 5?
I am in Building 5 now and it is not refurbished.
Can you tell if they are working on any of the buildings? I had heard 3 & 4 are underway. what about 1 & 2? Thank you
I am in the 400 room building and have been here for 10 days
Our view is picture perfect. They closed the 200 building. It will be closed for at least a month. Our stay has only been interrupted by torrential rain for 3 days. I wish I could post photos for you to see.
Art of Animation’s lobby is currently under construction. I got an email about it last week.
Which side of the Savannah were you on? Would you say the other side would be ok?
We were in the Kudu Trail floor 5 facing inward which was part of the u shape. It was almost 2 months ago now so hopefully they are done. They had closed the whole rest of that wing except the small portion we were in.
My family stayed at DAK in March and didn’t know about the refurbishments until we got to our room. Alot of money for a view of cranes and workmen. Would not move us to another room. Sent guest services pictures and a complaint when we got home. Gave us a future night anywhere to use but they really should close off those rooms until done so customers don’t get them pay hundreds of dollars and be extremely disappointed. Not sure how to share pictures but trust me, don’t book here, Savannah view, until they are done.