Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort sits on the Walt Disney World campus in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, with 2,384 guest rooms spread across the 15-story Gran Destino Tower, the Casitas, the Ranchos, and the Cabanas. The resort opened in 1997 and carries an American colonial Spanish and Southwestern American theme throughout its grounds. It centers on Lago Dorado, the resort’s 22-acre lake. The on-site convention center is the largest on Walt Disney World property, and the property draws a strong mix of leisure guests, corporate travelers, and large-scale conference attendees.

The Convention Center offers 220,000 square feet of meeting space, including 2 ballrooms, an exhibit hall, and 45 breakout rooms. The Coronado Ballroom spans 60,214 square feet with capacity for up to 6,680 guests, and the Fiesta Ballroom covers 21,160 square feet for up to 2,650 guests. The Veracruz Exhibition Hall adds 86,000 square feet of exhibit space. The Gran Destino Tower contributes an additional 3,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including a 24-seat boardroom. The complex also includes 10 dedicated meeting-planner offices, five permanent registration counters, and private patios and lakeside space for outdoor events.

Amenities

• La Vida Health Club, a 3,000-square-foot fitness center, includes cardiovascular equipment, dumbbells, massage services, and a sauna.
• The Lost City of Cibola Feature Pool, known as the Dig Site, includes a 120-by-90-foot pool, the largest outdoor hot tub on Walt Disney World property, and the 20,000-square-foot Explorer’s Playground.
• An internal resort shuttle system runs golf carts to and from all villages across the property.
• Overnight self-parking is complimentary for all resort guests.
• Casa de Belleza Beauty Salon, run by Niki Bryan Salons, is located on-site adjacent to the health club.
• A 0.75-mile jogging trail circles Lago Dorado, with an extended 1-mile route reaching the Cabanas lake area.

Event Facilities

• 220,000 square feet of total convention and meeting space on-site.
• Coronado Ballroom: 60,214 square feet, capacity for up to 6,680 guests.
• Fiesta Ballroom: 21,160 square feet, divisible into 10 sections, usable for exhibitions or general sessions.
• Veracruz Exhibition Hall: 86,000 square feet of dedicated exhibit space.
• 45 dynamic breakout rooms, 10 dedicated meeting-planner offices, and five permanent registration counters.
• Toledo, the rooftop table-service restaurant in Gran Destino Tower, serves Spanish-inspired cuisine and is available to support catering and group dining.

Local Attractions

• Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park is located in the same resort area as Coronado Springs.
• EPCOT is accessible by Disney bus service from the resort’s main entrance at Gran Destino Tower.
• Disney’s Hollywood Studios is located within the Walt Disney World campus, reachable via resort transportation.
• Disney Springs, the resort-adjacent retail and dining district, is accessible via resort bus.
• Universal Orlando Resort is approximately 10 miles north via I-4.
• Orlando International Airport is approximately 20 miles southeast of the resort.

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort handles large room blocks with ease, offering 2,384 guest rooms alongside a dedicated convention center that accommodates groups well over 6,000. The facility’s 220,000 square feet of meeting space, equipped with state-of-the-art lighting, audio, and projection systems, supports corporate conferences, trade shows, and multi-day conventions at scale. For Engine users booking room blocks for corporate events, incentive programs, or large gatherings in the Orlando market, this property delivers the infrastructure to support it all under one roof.