Disney World Map

Maps of Disney’s Resorts, Theme Parks, Water Parks, and Disney Springs

Walt Disney World is home to 4 theme parks, 2 water parks, more than 20 hotels, a massive transportation system, and Disney Springs (the shopping, dining, and entertainment district).  In other words, Disney World is huge and it can be a little overwhelming to navigate your way around at first blush.  So how do you make sense of this 40+ square mile maze? Well, your first step should be to study a good Disney World map.

A Disney World map will help you visualize the layout of the park. Disney World maps of the theme parks, water parks, hotels, and Disney Springs will help you discover some of the park’s most popular features as well as others you may have otherwise overlooked.

This page will provide you with expandable PDF maps of Disney World to assist you in the planning stage of your trip. We hope this information will give you a better sense of where you are and where you’re going as you arrive at the resort.

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Click the image for a larger version of this Disney World Resort map PDF.

This Disney World map gives you an overview of the entire park and where the major features are situated. The map includes areas of Disney’s Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Disney Springs, ESPN Wide World of Sports, and the in-park golf courses.

Click the image for a larger and interactive version of this Disney World Transportation map.

This map shows you which mode of transportation will connect you to the theme parks, resorts, and Disney Springs. Disney World extensive transportation system is a complimentary (free) service and includes monorails, boats, and buses.

Click the image for a larger version of this Disney Springs map PDF.

Disney Springs is an outdoor dining, shopping, and entertainment complex at the Walt Disney World Resort.  Some of the major features include World of Disney (the world’s largest Disney store) and the AMC Disney Springs 24 dine-in movie theatre, among others. The complex has four distinct areas: Town Center, The Landing, Marketplace, and West Side.

Click the image for a larger version of this Magic Kingdom map PDF.

Magic Kingdom opened in 1971 as the first of four theme parks at Walt Disney World. The park has 6 sections (called “lands”) including Main Street U.S.A, Fantasyland, Adventureland, Liberty Square, Frontierland, and Tomorrowland. Magic Kingdom is the most visited theme park in the world and hosts over 20 million visitors per year.

Click the image for a larger version of this Epcot map PDF.

Epcot opened in 1982 as the second of four theme parks at Walt Disney World. It’s more than twice the size of Magic Kingdom so there is a little more room to breathe here.  Epcot has 2 major areas: World Showcase and Future World. The park is often referred to as a “permanent world’s fair” because it celebrates international culture and technological innovation and it’s attractions reflect these themes. 

Click the image for a larger version of this Hollywood Studios map PDF.

 Hollywood Studios opened in 1989 (originally called Disney-MGM Studios) as the third of four theme parks at Disney World. The park is dedicated to the television, film, theatre, and music industries and takes its inspiration from Hollywood’s Golden Age. Hollywood Studios is divided into lands including Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, Echo Lake, Grand Avenue, Animation Courtyard, Toy Story Land, and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

Click the image for a larger version of this Animal Kingdom map PDF.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom opened in 1998 and is the second-largest theme park in the world (403 acres). The park is unique because, while it features traditional attractions, it also showcases hundreds of species of live animals. Its areas include Oasis, Discovery Island, Pandora, Africa, Asia, DinoLand U.S.A, and Rafiki’s Planet Watch.

Click the image for a larger version of this Typhoon Lagoon map PDF.

Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon is one of two water theme parks at the Walt Disney World Resort. It was opened in 1989 and boasts one of the largest outdoor wave pools in the world.

Click the image for a larger version of this Blizzard Beach map PDF.

Blizzard Beach opened in 2016 and is the sister water park to Typhoon Lagoon. Most of the park’s major attractions are hosted atop of Mount Gushmore. See our Typhoon Lagoon vs Blizzard Beach page for our comparison.

Disney World has 3 tiers of resort hotels and these categories are based on price and amenities. The 3 tiers are Disney Value Resorts, Disney Moderate Resorts, and Disney Deluxe Resorts. Disney Value Resorts are the least expensive tier of in-park hotels and there are currently 5 distinct resorts to choose from.

Click the image for a larger version of this All-Star Movies map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this All-Star Music map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this All-Star Sports map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Art of Animation map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Pop Century map PDF.

Disney Moderate Resorts are the mid-tier category of in-park hotels. They tend to have larger rooms, better transportation options, more on-property restaurants, and more pools as compared to Disney Value Resorts. However, they are more expensive.

Click the image for a larger version of this Caribbean Beach map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Coronado Springs map PDF.

Click the image for a larger PDF version of this Port Orleans map (French Quarter and Riverside)

Click the image for a larger version of this Fort Wilderness map PDF.

Disney Deluxe Resorts are the most expensive tier of in-park hotels. With the higher cost comes larger rooms, excellent transportation, fine dining options, and nicer rooms and amenities.

Click the image for a larger version of this Animal Kindom Lodge map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Beach Club map PDF and Yacht Club map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this BoardWalk Inn map PDF and BoardWalk Villas map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Contemporary Resort map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Grand Floridian map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Old Key West map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Polynesian Village map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Saratoga Springs map PDF.

Click the image for a larger version of this Wilderness Lodge map PDF.

Where to Find Maps at Disney World

Don’t want to print out these PDF Disney World maps and take them with you? No problem! Guests will be able to find printed copies of these Disney World maps throughout the park. In particular, you will be able to find printed Disney World maps at the entrances of the theme parks, in resort lobbies, shops, food kiosks, at the Orlando International Airport.  If you can’t find one, then just ask a Disney employee and they will point you in the right direction.