Tweens ages 11 to 14 can enjoy their own space and activities on the Disney Adventure in Edge, a tweens-only club. It’s located on Deck 7, Aft as part of San Fransokyo Street.

Edge Tweens Club

From the outside, this Victorian-style café appears to be an ordinary shop on San Fransokyo Street—but, in fact, it’s a secret tween hangout spot.

Designed exclusively for tweens ages 11 to 14, Edge has an eclectic décor that’s selfie-worthy at every turn. Make new friends and play to your heart’s content at this whimsical clubhouse offering a delightful array of creative activities, fun games, dance parties and cool amenities.

Guests enter Edge through a fake café on San Fransokyo Street. It’s near the aft elevators, next to the teen club, Vibe. A sign on the floor lets you know you’re in the right spot.

Upon entering Edge, there are two televisions and plenty of comfortable seating in various colors and styles. Fun décor lines the shelves on the wall.

Right next to the first seating area is a game area. There is a herringbone pattern on the light wood flooring, and a large area rug features blue, purple, pink, green, and beige stripes.

This space has a large ping pong table with paddles on the wall for décor. There are also more televisions and seating options. The exit area looks like a Victorian-style door in a dark green color. Fun Mickey artwork lines the walls.

Another space in Edge is for playing video games. Dark teal walls and entertainment centers accent against the bold purple, green, and yellow details.

There are several chairs, televisions, and gaming systems. The paint splatters on the columns match the rug, and stripes in various colors give the space a fun edge (pun intended).

Behind the gaming area is a large couch, more seating, and a table and chairs for card/board games.

Soft white and blue lighting hangs from the ceiling in various sizes of bulbs. Do you see all the Hidden Mickeys?

There is another space set up in the corner with a television, table/chairs, and a couch for more card/board games. Donald and Goofy covered in paint are on the wall above the couch. Tweens can keep track of winners with scoreboards on the wall.

A balloon dog (similar to the ones created by artist Jeff Koons), globe, ice cream cone, and bowling pins line the shelf above the television.

A refreshment station is also located in Edge, where tweens can grab a drink. Nearby tables offer space for arts and crafts.

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