Beginning July 1, 2024, you can stay in one of the new cabins plus enjoy one of 2 great Walt Disney World offers.

UPDATE: Disney has modified the booking dates for the new cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort.

The new Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness can be booked:

March 20 – Passholders get a head start on bookings
March 21 - All guests can make reservations

The new cabins will be part of the Disney Vacation Club but will also be available to to guests who are not DVC members.

Early booking of the new cabins is highly recommended as DVC members will likely take the lion’s share of the availability.

Cabins will sleep up to 6 guests and some will be designated as dog-friendly cabins. As with other pet-friendly rooms at Walt Disney World, guests traveling without pets will never be assigned a room that is designated as pet-friendly.

What’s included in your cabin

The new cabins promise to have a spacious living area and a dining nook.

The kitchen will have:

Full-size refrigerator
dishwasher
microwave
Full-size oven and cooktop

Bathrooms will have a full-size shower and 2 vanities: one located just outside the bathroom and one located inside.

The living room will have a Murphy bed and a 65-inch TV.

The bedroom will have a queen bed, twin bunk beds, and a 55-in TV.

How much do the Cabins at Fort Wilderness Cost?

The new cabins start at around$570 during the spring break season (February through April), $470 per night average in the summer, about $515 per night in early fall, and about $530 per night during the holiday season

The cabins are extremely popular and can be difficult to get. Early booking is highly recommended.

Enjoy a Unique Disney Resort!

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