Royal Beach Club Santorini
Plan your visit
General admission is free but some attractions are ticketed and can be pre-purchased online.
About this place
Disney Springs is a large outdoor area at Walt Disney World that is free to enter. You also get free parking in the garages. It is divided into four neighborhoods that you can explore on foot. This is a good place to visit if you want to see Disney without paying for a theme park ticket.
There are over 150 shops and restaurants, including the largest Disney store in the world. Many dining spots are run by famous chefs. In the evenings, you’ll see musicians performing live as you walk around.
Disney Springs is a great spot to while away a few hours — whether you're after a good meal, some shopping, or just soaking up the Disney atmosphere.
Location
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Free parking, Disney bus service from all on-site resorts, and water taxis from select hotels — getting here is one of the easiest parts of the day.
Coordinates: 28.3695° N · 81.5247° W
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Utopia of the Seas
This series follows our 4-night Bahamas voyage aboard Utopia of the Seas, comparing two premium beach experiences: Royal Beach Club Nassau and the adults-only Hideaway Beach at CocoCay.
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