Disney World just announced the opening date of its newest resort located in the Magic Kingdom Resort Area on Disney’s property.
Late last year, Disney announced that The Cabins at Fort Wilderness would be getting major Disney Vacation Club upgrades, including a brand-new look for new cabins at the location.
Per the Disney Vacation Club website:
“Introducing The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort—the newest Disney Vacation Club Resort—set within a forest oasis of cypress and pine. Retreat to your own private cabin featuring plenty of modern amenities and charming, convenient comforts. Wake up to the buzzing of life and its endless fun, from poolside relaxation to fishing excursions to fireside sing-a-longs. And create cherished family memories nestled in the magic of nature. As a Disney Vacation Club Member, you can save on future Disney accommodations—including The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort—as you enjoy vacations, near and far, year after year.”
Disney touts the new location as an “idyllic woodland hideaway, where every stay is a wonderful adventure,” and thanks to an announcement on Tuesday, we now know those adventures can begin as soon as July 1.
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The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort will begin to open on the first day of July 2024, with a second group of cabins opening in late July. Then, in the latter half of the year, additional cabins will open as well.
Some important dates to remember are as follows:
- February 1: Sales open to existing DVC members
- February 15: Existing DVC members who added points at The Cabins can begin booking
- February 27: New sales at The Cabins open to the general public
- March 12: New DVC members at The Cabins can begin booking
- April 23: All DVC members can book The Cabins
Disney Vacation Club debuted the Points Charts for the new resort. The charts are seen below:
Stay tuned to DisneyDining.com for more information about this beautiful new resort at Disney World!
This is going to ruin the quaint, laid back Fort Wilderness as it becomes filled with rich entitled Karens that are DVC members.
The last of the original WDW is gone. Walt Dollar World lives on forever now.