Wilderness Lodge Resort
901 Timberline Drive
Lake Buena Vista
FL 32830-1000
Tel - (407) 824 3200
Fax - (407) 824 3232

Rates from:
$225 per night

Tall timber and the grandeur of Rocky Mountain national park geyser country are the inspiration for Disney's Wilderness Lodge.

A sun-drenched atrium dominated by 60-foot lodgepole pine timbers and a massive stone fireplace helps
recapture the romance of rustic, century-old architecture with a contemporary flair, bringing the wilderness
world of nearly 100 years ago 2,000 miles to Florida lakes and forest lands.

One of Disney's "deluxe" category resorts, the lodge is hidden away on the shores of Bay Lake surrounded by towering pine, cypress and oak forests. The 728-room hideaway is accessible by boat across Seven Seas
Lagoon to Magic Kingdom and by bus to all Walt Disney World theme parks, hotels and attractions.

Warm tones of brown, green and beige create a cozy, woodland feeling in the guestrooms. An old-fashioned patchwork quilt, artwork depicting the mystery of the old West and a light-wood armoire etched with mountain scenes adorn the rooms. Most rooms include a balcony with views of waterfalls, "geysers," courtyards, Bay Lake
or the surrounding woods.

The resort features a volcanic meadow with bubbling color pools, babbling brooks and geysers spewing misty streams up to 100 feet into the air beside the swimming pool and white sand beaches.

Though conditions during the two-year construction project didn't match the harsh, subzero climate when Old Faithful Inn was created by craftsmen more than 90 years ago, forging Wilderness Lodge out of the Florida landscape was no small feat. Tons of granite flagstones and hundreds of giant lodgepole pines from the West
were brought in to re-create the authentic atmosphere of America's national park lodges.

A soaring, log-framed main lobby is the centerpiece of the complex. Massive six-story-high bundled log columns
help support roof dormers that bathe the multicolored wood and stone floor below in natural light. Four massive chandeliers with torch-cut scenes of Indians and buffalo, topped with glowing teepees, grace the lobby.
Two 55-foot-tall handcarved totem poles -- the "eagle" and "raven" -- were inspired by Northwest Indians.

A majestic, 82-foot-tall, three-sided stone fireplace re-creates a 2-billion-year geological record of the earth with fossilized remains of prehistoric animal and plant life. Colorful rock strata layers are re-created in the proportions they occur in the Grand Canyon.

The culture and beauty of the West is showcased in the artwork at the lodge. The oldest culture to be honored
in the hotel is the Native American, with artifacts from tribes such as the Cheyenne, the Crow, the Sioux and
the Blackfoot. The era of exploration is represented by maps from the great Western survey teams plus
sketches and watercolors from artists such as Karl Bodmer and George Catlin.

Guests are invited to explore porches, the Continental Divide lobby bar, the library and other intimate spaces
that are tucked away within the lobby and six-story guest wings which surround a themed water recreation area.

A bubbling hot spring in the main lobby expands into a geothermal area outside the building. The water flows
under a picturesque window wall to become Silver Creek in the upper courtyard. The quiet, contemplative creek widens and is transformed into a roaring waterfall which plummets 15 feet past Overlook Point, another
traditional National Park icon, and widens again in the swimming area.

A kiddie pool and hot and cold spas complete the swimming area which then flows toward Bay Lake. The
excitement is capped off by steaming color pools and an Old Faithful-style geyser that erupts at regular intervals.

The serene setting of Disney's Wilderness Lodge is complemented by unequaled epicurean experiences like
Artist Point, a fine-dining restaurant featuring traditional Northwestern specialties such as cedar-planked
salmon, pan-roasted scallops and grilled beef tenderloin. The eatery is adorned with grandiose murals
celebrating landscapes of the great Northwest.

The nearby Territory Lounge pays homage to the trappers, explorers and survey parties who led the country's
move westward. Roaring Fork Snacks and Arcade offers grilled sandwiches in a cafeteria-style setting.

Wood-roasted, smoked, grilled and barbecued cuisine can be found at Whispering Canyon Cafe -- a family-style,
all-you-can-eat restaurant with an American West motif.

The artistic wilderness theme is also captured at Cub's Den, the lodge's kids recreation and dining club; the
retail shop; the arcade; and the Trout Pass poolside bar.

There are 728 guestrooms, most have two queen-size beds, a table & chairs, TV, closet, nightstands &
balcony. Some rooms have a queen-size bed & a bunk bed.  The bathrooms have separate vanity areas
with double sinks. Non-smoking & disabled rooms are available.

Standard rooms have a maximum four-person room occupancy.

Junior suites are also available. These are 500 sq ft with a living room & a seperate bedroom with 2 beds.
The living room features a sofa bed, TV, wet bar, table & 2 chairs, fridge, coffee maker, hairdryer, iron &
ironing board.

Concierge - On the 7th floor - features robes, hair dryers, irons and ironing boards in all the rooms. All rooms non smoking.

Room Layout

Shopping

Wilderness Lodge Mercantile - Wilderness Lodge themed merchandise, character merchandise, sundries, &
some basic food items.

For kids

Children's pool
Games room
Playground
Cub's Den - supervised Western-themed entertainment club for children aged 4-12

Pools

The swimming pool begins as a hot spring in the lobby, from there water flows out of the building into Silver
Creek.  The creek develops first into a roaring waterfall & then into a swimming area, complete with slide.  

There is also a kiddie pool, two whirlpools, a beach & a geyser.

Recreation

Bicycle rental

Bay Lake beach

Jogging path

Preferred access to Disney's 5 championship golf courses

Boats can be hired from Teton Boat & Bike Rental - water-mouse, canopy boats, pontoon boats & bicycles can be rented by the day, hour or half-hour.  I rented a water-mouse for half-hour which cost $18.  You can use the boat around Bay Lake & also through to the Seven Seas Lagoon outside the Magic Kingdom - a wonderful view of the castle!.  

Lodge tours

Complimentary tours available daily.  Ask at Guest services.

Flag family

We were the 'flag family' one morning during our stay.  I had heard about this & when we arrived I asked at
Guest services & they had a few spaces left, so I could choose which morning we wanted. We met a CM in the lobby at 7:15am & went up on the roof (elevator to seventh floor, then about two flights of stairs!).  The view
from the roof is unbelievable, you can see The Magic Kingdom, Grand Floridian, Epcot.  You get to raise the flags, then get a certificate & a small photo frame, & a voucher for free breakfast (for everyone in your party) at
Roaring Forks. I believe this sometimes gets booked up very quickly, but they also have a flag lowering
ceremony in the evening which I think is less popular.

Electrical Water Pageant

The electrical water pageant is nightly 9:35pm on Bay Lake (weather permitting).

Geyser

The geyser erupts every hour on the hour from 7:00am until 10:00pm.

Whispering Canyon Cafe

Join us for a hootin', hollerin' great time. The food & fun never stop at Whispering Canyon Cafe!
Sit back & relax as our rowdy crowd entertains you & enjoy the best vittles east of the Rockies. Diners are encouraged to sing & wave their napkins in the air at regular intervals, & there are other surprises in store!

Overlooking the expansive, log-structured lobby, Whispering Canyon Cafe offers a family-style, all-you-can-eat feast in an American West motif.

"We hope to achieve a homelike feeling with old-fashioned cooking served family-style," said Katie Moore, restaurant food and beverage manager. "It's almost as if this is a way station where traders and barterers gather to share stories and enjoy a hearty meal."

Here, a pit-master chef divulges recipes from generations past as he serves up breakfast, lunch and dinner dishes from a cast-iron skillet.

"We are using natural cooking techniques -- smoking, grilling and barbecuing -- which are consistent with the time period the lodge reflects," said Richard Jennings, chef. "We hope our guests will feel as though they are dining in another era."

Aromas of breakfast meats, home fries and scrambled eggs welcome hungry pioneers to breakfast. As high noon approaches, you can choose our family style skillet lunch or pick from our full a la carte menu featuring hot and cold sandwiches, salads and a full-choice dessert board.

Suppertime features an all-you-can-eat sampling of apple-roasted chicken, jumbo smoked turkey leg, maple garlic spareribs and grilled trail sausage, served with salads, vegetables, home-made breads and fruit cobbler for dessert.

Typical menu items - (breakfast) eggs, bacon, sausage, smoked beef brisket, pancakes, french toast, waffles, grits, oatmeal, fruit plate, cereal.
(lunch) BBQ chicken, smoked pork ribs, salad, soup, smoked beef brisket, steak, pork sandwich, burger.
(dinner) potato skins, salad, beef brisket, apple rosemary chicken, steak, ribs, pork chops, s'mores, fruit cobbler.

Meals-breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Prices - $10-$20

Priority seating recommended. Call (407) WDW-DINE (939-3463)

Artist Point

The beauty and the mystery of the American Northwest is recalled
at Artist Point -- a specialty restaurant decorated with dramatic landscape art from the era. The eatery offers an elegant yet casual dining experience with a light wood design, a high-beamed cathedral ceiling, and dormer windows allowing natural lighting to illuminate.
The windowed restaurant allows a panoramic view of the courtyard, waterfalls and Bay Lake.

Traditional Northwestern specialties include saut饤 elk sausage,
cedar-roasted wild king salmon, venison chops and pan-seared rainbow trout. Additional cuisine includes Angus beef, smoked
pork chops and smoked prime rib.

Chef Anette Grecchi said fire roasting and hard-wood grilling gives meats and fresh Pacific seafood a unique flavor. A Washington
State or Oregon wine completes the experience.

Typical menu items - (dinner) salmon, mussels, mushroom soup, salad, rainbow trout, pasta, beef, lamb chops, rib eye steak, berry cobler, sorbet, apple tart.

Specialties - Cedar plank salmon, Dungeness crab, smoked meats
and game, steaks, and an award-winning wine list.

Hours - dinner 5:30pm-10:00pm

Prices - $21 - $75

Priority seating recommended call (407) WDW-DINE (939-3463).

Miss Jenny's in-room dining

Typical menu items - (breakfast) continental breakfast, grits, cereals, egg, bacon, sausage, waffles.
(dinner) soup, salad, cedar plank salmon, fried chicken, burger, steak, pizza, turkey sandwich, BBQ ribs,
cookies, ice cream.

Prices - $10-$20

Roaring Forks

Grab a quick bite before heading out to explore the "Pacific Northwest." Purchase a Disney's Wilderness Lodge souvenir mug and receive complimentary refills on non-alcoholic beverages.

Typical menu items - (breakfast) Sausage biscuit, scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, breakfast pizza, muffins, cereals, toast, fruit, bagels, croissant, danish, yogurt.
(lunch, dinner) marinated chicken breast, fries, steak sandwich, hamburger, chili dog, pizza, salad, soft-serve
ice cream, cookies.

Prices - under $10

Meals - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snack

Territory Lounge

Located off the lobby of Disney's Wilderness Lodge, this lounge offers a quiet retreat for light snacks and refreshing beverages.

Prices - under $10

Specialties - Appetizers are served in the evenings

Meals - Snack Service

Trout Pass Pool Bar

Located by the picturesque pool at Disney's Wilderness Lodge. Enjoy snacks and beverages.

Prices - under $10

Specialties - Drinks and snacks.

Meals - Snack

• Baby-sitting/child services
• express checkout
• 24-hour front desk
• hair dryer in room
• disabled-accessible rooms/facilities
• laundry/valet services
• non-smoking rooms/facilities
• free parking
• RV/truck parking
• daily maid
• Newspaper delivery
• Refillable mugs available from Roaring Forks

Lodgekeeping - Can provide special services including irons, ironing boards, bed boards, bed rails, extra pillows
& blankets, baby cribs, extra hangers, specific cleaning time requests, international electrical adaptors, or any sundry items you may require.

Resort Identification cards must be shown for all modes of Disney transportation.

Magic Kingdom Park
Red flag boat launch available at NorthWest dock & ferry.  An alternative route is available from the #1 bus
stop to the TTC, then board the monorail or ferryboat to the Magic Kingdom. (Allow at least 25 minutes to reach destination)

Epcot
Bus available from the #2 bus stop to Epcot (allow at least 25 minutes to reach destination)

Disney-MGM Studios
Bus available from #3 bus stop to the studios.
Before noon - Transportation with one stop at Disney's Grand Floridian Beach Resort (allow at least 40 minutes
to reach destination)
After noon - Transportation with a stop at Disney's Polynesian & Disney's Grand Floridian Beach Resort (allow at least 45 minutes to reach destination)
Return before noon - Direct transportation to the Lodge with stops first at the Walt Disney World Swan, the Walt Disney World Dolphin, & the Magic Kingdom (allow 1 hour to reach destination)
Return after noon - Direct transportation to the Lodge, no stops (allow at least 35 minutes to reach destination)

Disney's Animal Kingdom
Bus available from the #2 bus stop to Disney's Animal Kingdom. (The bus will make a stop at Disney's Polynesian Resort & Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa before going to Disney's Animal Kingdom. Allow at least 50
minutes to reach destination).

Downtown Disney - WestSide, Marketplace, Pleasure Island, Typhoon Lagoon.
Before 4:00pm - Crockett bus available from the #1 bus stop to the TTC, then transfer to the Downtown
Disney bus. (allow at least 45 minutes to reach destination)
After 4:00pm - Bus available from the #3 bus stop with stops at Disney's Polynesian Resort, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Marketplace, Pleasure Island & Typhhon Lagoon. (allow at least 45 minutes to reach destination.)
Return to the Lodge - Follow the above directions in reverse order.

Trail rides at Fort Wilderness
Board Boone bus from the #1 bus stop with a stop at Pioneer Hall & Trailer loop (allow at least 20 minutes to
reach destination).
Return to the Lodge - Board Boone bus (allow at least 20 minutes to reach destination).

River Country, Pioneer Hall
Board Boone bus from #1 bus stop. (allow at least 20 minutes to reach destination)
Return to the Lodge - Board Crockett bus from Pioneer Hall Depot (allow at least 20 minutes to reach destination)

Blizzard Beach
Bus available from the #2 bus stop to Blizzard Beach. (Bus will make a stop at Disney's Polynesian Resort & Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa before going to Blizzard Beach. Allow at least 50 minutes to reach desination).

3 p.m./11 a.m.

Where is Wilderness Lodge?
Wilderness Lodge is in the Magic Kingdom Resort Area, not far from the Polynesian Resort.

What will I find in my guest room?
Most have two queen-size beds, a table & chairs, TV, closet, nightstands, mini-safe & balcony.  Some rooms
have a queen-size bed & a bunk bed.  The bathrooms have separate vanity areas with double sinks. A
newspaper is delivered to your door every morning. Refrigerators are available for $10 per night.

Where are the best room locations?
Standard view rooms overlook the parking lot, but are close to the lobby.
Woods/Lodge view rooms are nice, especially those that overlook the lobby, although they can get a bit noisy, especially in the evening.
Pool/courtyard view rooms overlook the Silver Creek pool area, which can get noisy in the daytime. Those on
the first floor open out onto the pool area, which can be handy for families with children.
Rooms on the top floor have closed-in balconies which restrict the view. Rooms at the very far ends of each
wing are a fair walk from the lobby area, but are closer to the boat dock and beach area.
Soom rooms on the higher floors at the northwest end of each wing offer lovely lake views.
Most of the rooms with king beds are wheelchair accessible rooms, and have roll-in showers.
If you have a first floor room on the south (villas) side, you will have to go down in the elevator (or stairs) from
the lobby, which is actually the second floor. On the north side the first floor rooms are accessible via a ramp,
past Roaring Forks. Only certain woods view rooms on the north side offer views of the Magic Kingdom.

How many people do the rooms accommodate?
Guest rooms have a maximum four-person occupancy.

Which are the smoking rooms?
Floors 3 and 5 in the South wing are smoking rooms.

What are the benefits of the concierge rooms?
They features robes, hair dryers, irons and ironing boards in all the rooms. All rooms non smoking, and nightly
turn-down service is provided.
Complimentary snacks and beverages are provided in the concierge lounge.

Where are the concierge rooms?
They are located on the 7th floor.

What happens at check-in?
You'll receive your room key (plastic card), a small 'guidebook', park maps, and a copy of 'The Silver Creek Star'
the resort's newsletter. You'll also have the option of leaving credit card details so that you can charge
anything you purchase during your stay to your room card.

Is there a separate check-in area for the Villas?
No, guests staying at The Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge check-in at the same check-in desk as the
guests at Wilderness Lodge.

Are there childcare facilities?
Cub's Den is the Lodge's supervised children's activity center, where they can enjoy computer games, Northwestern arts and crafts, Disney movies and dinner. Call 407-939-3463 for reservations.
Kindercare offers in-room babysitting. Reservations should be made 24 hours in advance. Call 407-827-5444.

Is there a games arcade?
Yes, you'll find Bells and Buttons Arcade located next to Wilderness Lodge Mercantile.

Is there a children's playground?
Yes, it's located next to Teton Boat and Bike Rental.

Is there a character breakfast?
No, there used to be a character breakfast at Artist Point, but it was stopped.

What is the 'Flag Family'?
One family or party is chosen each morning to go up to the roof with one of the rangers, and raise the flags
on the roof. The view from the roof is well worth the early morning start! They then receive a certificate, photo frame, and vouchers for a free breakfast from Roaring Forks. It is very popular, so enquire if you can be the
'Flag Family' when you check in.

Are there any other activities available?
A Hidden Mickey Hunt is available from Guest Services. Ask at Bell Services for a kid's activity book. A Lodge
tour is offered (free) at 9:00am from Wednesday - Saturday, ask at Guest Services for details. Other activities
such as crafts and storytelling are often available, be sure to ask at Guest Services. There is also a volleyball
court next to the beach.

Where can I get refillable mugs?
Refillable mugs are available at Roaring Forks.

Can I watch the fireworks from the Wilderness Lodge?
Magic Kingdom fireworks aren't visible from the Wilderness Lodge beach or marina area. Certain rooms
offer restricted views of the fireworks.

Is Wilderness Lodge on the monorail line?
No, the resort isn't on the monorail.

Where can I find Disney transportation?
The Magic Kingdom can be reached by ferry boat. The launch can be found beyond the pool area, on the left.
There is no bus service to the Magic Kingdom. A boat also runs to the Contemporary Resort, and Fort
Wilderness. Buses run to Disney-MGM Studios, Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Blizzard Beach. For Downtown Disney and Typhoon Lagoon, direct buses only begin at 4pm. Before then, board the Crockett bus to TTC and transfer.
Fort Wilderness can also be reached by the Boone bus.

Where can I make dining priority seating arrangements or purchase tickets?
Priority seating for most Walt Disney World restaurants can be made by touching the WDW DINE button on
your in-room phone or by visiting Guest Services. Theme Park tickets are available at either the front desk or
Guest Services that is located on the lobby level.

Where can I rent boats?
Mercury WaterMouse mini power boats, canopy boats and SunTracker pontoon boats may be rented at Teton
Boat and Bike Rental on the shores of Bay Lake. The boats can be taken out onto Bay Lake and the
neighbouring Seven Seas Lagoon. Mongoose bicycles of assorted sizes may also be rented.

Can I get to Fort Wilderness from Wilderness Lodge?
Bike paths connect to Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground, where you may see wildlife and stop at the
petting farm and horse ranch. I'd advise wearing mosquito repellant and wearing trousers.

What time does the geyser erupt?
The geyser erupts every hour on the hour from 7:00am to 10:00pm.

What is the name of the lake on the shores of which the Lodge sits?
That is Bay Lake, which links to Seven Seas Lagoon, the lake in front of the Magic Kingdom.

Where can I watch the Electrical Water Pageant?
You can view the Pageant from the beach, nightly at 9:35pm on Bay Lake.

Is there a swimming pool?
There certainly is! Beginning as a hot spring color pool in the main lobby, the water flows under the window
wall to become Silver Creek, a quiet contemplative setting in the upper courtyard. The creek widens as it
develops into a rushing, roaring waterfall adjacent to Overlook Point, and widens again into a feature pool
area which appears to be carved out of rockscape. A kiddie pool and hot & cold spas complement the
swimming area which seems to flow into Bay Lake. Lifeguards are on duty, seasonal hours vary.
Guests at The Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge can enjoy Hidden Springs Pool, a unique 'water hole' tucked away from the hustle and bustle. No lifeguard on duty here. Swimming pools are for the use of Wilderness
Lodge Resort guests only. Swimmer's aids are only allowed in the shallow water.

Are there towels available at the pool?
Yes, towels are available at the pool by the pool bar.

What time is the pool open?
Seasonal hours vary, check with the Resort Front Desk.

Is there a shop?
Yes, Wilderness Lodge Mercantile is located just off the main lobby, and offers Wilderness Lodge Resort
souvenirs, Pacific Northwest crafts, Disney merchandise, sundries, beer and wine, stamps, newspapers, film
and film processing.

Where can I buy groceries?
A limited selection of groceries is available from Wilderness Lodge Mercantile.

Is there a fitness center?
Sturdy Branches Health Club offers state of the art exercise facilities, dry sauna, and massages.

What time is check-in?
Normal check-in time is after 3:00pm for the Lodge, and after 4:00pm for the Villas.For early travellers, every effort will be made to get you settled in as soon as possible.

What time is check-out?
Check-out time is before 11:00am. Later check out may be requested. Express check-out is available to guests with American Express, MasterCard, Visa, Disney Credit Card, Discover, Diners Club or JCB.

Where do I get...?
Extra pillows, & blankets, bed rails, baby cribs, handicap aids, extra hangers, towels, refrigerators,
coffeemakers, or any other sundry items are available from Housekeeping.

Where are the nearest ATM locations?
There is a ATM located in the lobby. ATMs can also be found in each theme park, and at Downtown Disney. Additional ATMs are located at each theme park, the Downtown Disney Area, as well as all Resorts (lobby area).

Where can I purchase stamps and where is the mailbox?
Stamps can be purchased at the Wilderness Lodge Mercantile. The mailbox is across from Wilderness Lodge Mercantile. Metered mail is available at Front Desk.

Where do I find the ice machines?
Ice and vending machines are centrally located on all guest room floors.

Is there a dry-cleaning service?
Yes, laundry bags and lists are located in the closet in your room. One day service is available if received by 8:30am, and will be returned after 6:00pm.

Is there a guest laundry?
Coin-operated washers and dryers are located just beyond the Roaring Forks Snack Bar on ground floor level directly across from the elevators. Vending machines offer laundry soap and bleach, beverages and snacks.

Is luggage assistance available?
Yes, through Bell Services. When you arrive at the resort, someone from Bell Services will assist you to your
room with your luggage. When you are ready to leave, just touch the LUGGAGE/VALET SERVICE button on
the in-room phone. Gratuity not included.

If I use the package delivery service in the parks, where do I pick them up?
If you shop at any merchandise location at the Magic Kingdom Park, Epcot, Disney-MGM Studios, Disney's
Animal Kingdom Theme Park, or the Downtown Disney area, and choose to have your packages delivered
back to your resort, they can be picked up the following day at Wilderness Lodge Mercantile.

Does the Resort have wheelchairs available for guest use?
Yes, a limited number of wheelchairs are available at Guest Services. There is no charge, but a credit card guarantee may be required. A limited number or wheelchairs and motorized wheelchairs are available to rent
at the theme parks.

• Ask for the list of Hidden Mickeys at Guest Services, and get hunting!
• Watch Fire Rock Geyser erupt every hour on the hour.
• Sit in the rocking chairs or one of the comfy chairs in the lobby and watch the world go by.
• Take a good look at the fireplace, a 2-billion-year geological record of the earth with fossilized remains of prehistoric animal and plant life. Colorful rock strata layers are re-created in the proportions they occur in the Grand Canyon.
• Spend some time exploring the resort, the paintings and artefacts on display.
• Take the Wilderness Lodge Tour, to find out lots of interesting facts and see parts of the Lodge you might not normally think to explore.
• You don't have to sit inside to eat your food from Roaring Forks Snack Bar, take it just outside where you'll find shaded tables to sit at.
• Dine at Whispering Canyon Cafe for a fun mealtime, but don't whatever you do ask for the ketchup (don't say you weren't warned!).
• Look out for the portrait artist in the lobby most evening.
• If you're approaching the Lodge by ferryboat at night, see if you can make out the large bear's face on the Lodge building.
• Check out the smaller totem pole, featuring some familiar faces, next to Wilderness Lodge Mercantile. You can buy a miniature version inside the shop!
• Lots of unique souvenirs can be found in Wilderness Lodge Mercantile, especially the Pacific Northwest crafts and themed items on sale.
• Check out the animal tracks in the cement outside of the Wilderness Lodge.

* 11.5% Tax not included. Standard rooms have a maximum four-person occupancy per room. Prices are per room, and there is an additional adult charge of $25 per adult per night for more than two adults in a room. Prices, benefits, and other terms are subject to change without notice. Length-of-stay requirements may apply. Rooms subject to availability. Certain nights are already sold out. Prices are in U.S. dollars.