Walt Disney World Resort Hotels at Post-COVID Shutdown High of 80% Occupancy for Labor Day Weekend

Matthew Soberman

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Walt Disney World Resort Hotels at Post-COVID Shutdown High of 80% Occupancy for Labor Day Weekend

Labor Day weekend is nearly here, and Walt Disney World and Orlando have been ranked as the top hotel destination city for 2020, according to travel coordinating app TripIt. And if you’re still looking to book a Disney Resort hotel stay, inventory at Walt Disney World is currently booked at 80%, according to our sources. Let’s take a look at the current rankings:

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Source: TripIt

Orlando jumped to first, having ranked fourth in 2019. Also ranked within the top five are Lake Buena Vista, Bay Lake, and Kissimmee.

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Source: TripIt

The study of hotel and flight destinations also showed that Orlando is also the top destination in Florida, ranking third in the United States behind Las Vegas and Denver.

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As the crowds start to roll into the area, only four resort hotels remain currently available, based off of a 1-night stay from 9/5 to 9/6: Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa, and Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, according to the Walt Disney World website.

In addition to resorts, Disney Park Pass availability has been completely depleted for all three categories of guests, including Disney Resort guests, Theme Park Ticket guests, and Annual Passholders.

Guests planning to visit theme parks at either Walt Disney World or Universal Orlando should be aware of heaver than normal crowding. Keep reading WDWNT and Universal Parks News Today as we cover Labor Day Weekend 2020.

3 thoughts on “Walt Disney World Resort Hotels at Post-COVID Shutdown High of 80% Occupancy for Labor Day Weekend”

  1. Be a little more honest with your numbers. 6 resorts out of 31 (leaving out swan and dolphin and springs hotels) is hardly 80% capacity. Of those 6 resorts how many rooms are there? 400 rooms? 800 rooms? And of the 31 total is the room count about 20000 rooms? Disney has put themselves into this financial mess. They have been told by millions what to do to get them to come back and for some reason they do not want to listen.

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