When you enter into the lobby you will find the check-in and concierge desk. Directly across there is a seating area that plays Disney Jr. shows, a game of Fruit ninja and a foosball table.
They also have a fun photo op area, you will also find 2 more of the character cut outs down by the food court.
The walls are lined with photos of famous American athletes.
The End Zone is the main quick service food court at the resort. If you are on the dining plan you will pick up your refillable mug here. There are no table service restaurants at any of the value resorts.
Across from the food court you will find the arcade. The games are an additional fee.
Just off the lobby is the gift shop. You will find plenty of souvenirs and a small selection of medications, toiletries and baby items.
Disney provides complementary transportation between the theme parks and Disney springs at all the resorts. The All-Star resorts only have buses. Depending on how busy it is you may find yourself sharing buses with the other All-Star resorts. The perk of Sports is 1st to pick and 1st to drop off, Movies is last.
The All-Star resorts each offer 2 pools. The feature pool is located right off the main hall by the Surfs up section.
The guest laundry is here is the Surf up bath house, there are also public restrooms.
The rooms are broken into 5 different themed sections each with a different sport. Surfs up and Touchdown are the preferred rooms as they are closest to the main building and transportation.
Between the Surfs up and Touchdown sections there is a small playground.
The grand slam pool is a bit smaller and located back in the Home run (baseball) section. There are a few games on the lawn here too. There is a volleyball net, giant connect 4 and cornhole- the bean bag toss game.
The value resort rooms are the smallest on site and feature the bare minimum. All the rooms at the Sports resort have 2 double beds. The All Star Music have family suites that have 3 beds and both Music and Movies have rooms with just a king bed as well.
