5 Relaxing DVC Resort Pools To Enjoy For A Full Day

Disney vacations can be full of activity, especially when guests prioritize the Disney parks. But staying at Disney resorts offer guests even more opportunities for fun. DVC resorts are deluxe resorts, and each one will have unique pools and other water-based fun. Many guests enjoy carving out at least one day of their vacation to relax and enjoy their resort. These “rest days” can be essential for guests who wish to experience their DVC resort to the fullest. If you have an upcoming visit booked with a DVC resort, then check out these relaxing DVC resort pools to enjoy for a full day!

1. Disney’s Polynesian Resort

This deluxe resort is home to several different pool areas that are beautifully themed and ready to welcome you for a day of relaxation. The Lava Pool is the resort’s main pool that features a zero-depth entry, a twisting waterslide through a volcano, and a nearby splash playground for kids. This pool area is also home to Barefoot Pool Bar where guests can purchase small plates, drinks, and other refreshments. Disney’s Polynesian Village Island Tower is also home to a separate pool area for DVC members to enjoy. Here is where guests can find a Moana themed splash zone that is perfect for little explorers to enjoy.

2. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge is home to two large pool areas, one of which is located at Jambo House and is called Uzima Springs Pool. This pool is perfectly heated and features zero-depth entry, as well as a 67 foot-long waterslide. Home to Uzima Springs Pool Bar, guests don’t have to leave the pool area to grab food or beverages.

3. Disney’s Old Key West Resort

Disney’s Old Key West Resort is home to the Sandcastle Pool, a charming pool area featuring a 125 foot-long waterslide within a larger-than-life sandcastle. Nearby this pool area is where you’ll find a playground nestled upon a sandpit. You are also located near Good’s Food-To-Go for meals and snacks, as well as The Gurgling Suitcase for drinks.

4. Disney’s Beach Club

This resort is unique in the sense that it is home to a mini waterpark called Stormalong Bay. Guests of Disney’s Beach Club are invited to splash in one of the leisure pools, slide down several waterslides, and even float along the resort’s lazy river. Stormalong Bay is only for guests of Beach Club, and many guests find it worth it to carve out an entire day to experience this pool area.

5. Disney’s Vero Beach Resort

Did you know that there is a DVC resort on the east coast of Florida? Disney’s Vero Beach Resort is not only home to a beautifully sandy beach, but also a great pool area. This Mickey-shaped pool is home to a twisting waterslide, daily activities and fun, and a nearby quick-service restaurant and bar.

Which DVC resort pool is your favorite? We want to hear from you in the comments below!

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