You might think that since there is so much to do on-property at The Four Seasons Orlando at Walt Disney World perhaps you won't need to go to the theme parks. No way.
Being that close to Disney World et. al., it would be such a shame to pass up even a day at the parks (And we're pretty sure your kids won't let you get away with that.) However, if you plan on being at the parks every day of your five or seven-day vacation, definitely stay somewhere else. The rooms are a pretty penny here, and you should be able to enjoy them.
The perfect way to do that is with a four-day stay, making sure that one of those days you can spend just relaxing at the hotel. Or perhaps you stay closer to the park and then head over to the Four Seasons for your last two days.
But when it's time to do Disney, hit up the Four Seasons's Disney Planning Center in the lobby. Here you can buy tickets (including the Magic Bands), make reservations, and ask questions all through Disney cast members.
The hotel also has a luxury motor coach that takes guests to the Magic Kingdom transportation station, where the monorails are. The buses, also equipped with a TV that is probably playing “Frozen” on loop, leave the hotel every 30 minutes. They pick up from the transportation station at different times.
IMPORTANT: Be sure to grab a schedule before you leave. And know that the buses will do pick ups from other parks after the Magic Kingdom, meaning your ride home from the Magic Kingdom won't always be a straight shot. Luckily, “Frozen” is playing on loop.
Want more Disney but can't handle the madness of the parks? Do the Character Breakfast at the hotel, just an elevator ride away.
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