Disney's Board Walk Villas
Coordinates: 28°21′59″N 81°33′23″W / 28.366352°N 81.556338°W / 28.366352; -81.556338
| Disney's Boardwalk Villas | |
|---|---|
| Location | EPCOT Resort Area |
| Resort type | Disney Vacation Club Resort |
| Opened | July 1, 1996 |
| Theme | Early to mid 20th century Atlantic City |
| Areas | Villas |
| Rooms | 583 |
| Suites | None |
| Green lodge | yes |
Disney's BoardWalk Villas is a Disney Vacation Club Resort located at the Walt Disney World Resort. Disney's Boardwalk Villas opened on July 1, 1996, as a 1920's-1940's era hotel, overlooking a boardwalk, adjacent to Crescent Lake. The boardwalk and lake offer many shops, restaurants and recreational activities. There are a total of 583 Vacation Villas at Disney's BoardWalk Villas.
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