Disney's Pop Century Resort Information & Questions

[Charlie]

Welcome to the Disney's PopCentury Resort FAQ thread! This is a place for questions, pictures, tips, and general excitement!

I love staying at Pop Century, especially now that the Skyliner connects you to multiple parks, like EPCOT, and Hollywood Studios.


Buildings at Pop Century
1950's
1960's
1970's
1980's

Room types

The rooms were renovated a few years ago. A hard floor was used instead of carpet, with storage under the beds. Also, a Murphy bed that can be put up during the day for additional room was introduced.

I love the over-the-top theming, almost tacky - but I love the larger-than-life characters.

 

[Charlie]

I just got back from spending one night at POP Century.

I was in the main building, which had a 1950s theme. It was close to the front bus stop and Petal's pool bar, which offers 24-hour access to its soda fountain if you buy a mug, which I did.


Look at this stunning view early in the morning.

I've never stayed in a room with these Alexa-style devices. I turned it on to Disney music as I got ready to rope drop.

I was able to get almost nine hours of sleep on this bed. It was comfortable but not too plush. I like a firm but slightly plush bed, and this one delivers in spades.
It doesn't hurt to have all those pillows and a nice Mickey picture above the bed!

There is a beverage fridge, and I was able to store my leftovers from stopping at Captain Cook's at the Polynesian Resort just fine.

Protip: I did book this room using Priceline, which listed it at $170 for one night. However, when I looked on the Disney website, I did not see it listed.
I was flying from California and booked this just moments before getting on the plane. I could use the confirmation that Priceline gave and connect it to MyDisneyExperience app, so it was all lined up when I went through the gate.


I love the Skyliner access, and in the morning I headed right there with minimal wait even as the line was long and offputting when I first saw it.