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What is The Disney's All Star Movies Resort?
All Star Movies is the third and final hotel in the All Star Complex. It is a 1920 room resort featuring the following movie themed buildings: 101 Dalmatians, Fantasia, Herbie: The Love Bug, The Mighty Ducks, and Toy Story.
The buildings have exterior and interior themes to match their names - such as a 40-foot-tall Pongo and 35-foot-tall Perdita at 101 Dalmatians and a 35 foot tall Buzz Lightyear and 25 foot tall Woody at the Toy Story section.
The rooms are 260 square feet in size, the smallest and least expensive of all the rooms on Disney property. The All Star Movies, along with All Star Sports and All Star Music, make up the three of the four value hotel offerings on Disney property.Your room may overlook the courtyard, the parking lot, or the pool area . All rooms open to the exterior hallways.
What other themes will I find at All Star Movies?
Herbie The Love Bug, the famous VW Beetle, is approximately five times his normal size.
Giant sorcerers' hats, spell books, brooms and buckets decorate Fantasia.
The Mighty Ducks section has giant hockey sticks, goalie nets and duck-shaped hockey masks. The Goalie nets are 31 feet high and surround the stairwells.
Where is the All Star Movies Resort located?
Disney's All Star Movies Resort is located adjacent to Disney's All Star Music and Disney's All Star Sports Resorts in the Animal Kingdom Resort Area. Just outside is a McDonald's and Disney's Blizzard Beach and Disney's Winter Summerland Miniature Golf Course is nearby.
Complimentary bus service transports guests throughout the Walt Disney World Resort area. Bus service is the only mode of Disney transportation offered at the resort.
What should I expect to pay for a room at Disney's All Star Movies?
The Disney's All-Star resorts are considered "Value" resorts at Disney, and their prices are among the least expensive offered at Walt Disney World resorts. There are Value Season, Regular Season, Summer Season, Peak Season and Holiday Season rates. These are regular rate prices and do not include the Florida Sales Tax nor the county resort tax. Rates are based on double occupancy. No charge for children under 17 years old when in the same room as the adults. For each adult over 2 there is a $10 per night charge per person.
Sometimes there are special rates for Annual Pass Holders, AAA members, or Florida residents. Be sure to inquire when you call for reservations!
How many people fit in a room at Disney's All Star Movies ?
The rooms at the Disney's All Star Movies accommodate a maximum of 4 people, or 4 people with one child under three who sleeps in a crib. These maximums are in accordance with fire codes. Four adults in Disney's All Star Movies rooms may find the stay uncomfortable. The rooms do not have as much closet and drawer space, and there is only one sink and mirror. Two adults and two children will be able to stay at the Disney's All Star Movies  in comfort, but more than 2 adults in a Disney's All Star Movies room may be too much. Due to the low room rate, you may want to consider adjoining rooms. The cost of the two rooms may be lower than other options on property. As another option, the Disney's All-Star Music Resort now offers the options of Family Suites, which accommodate up to 6 people, plus one child under 3 in a crib.
What are the room prices?

2008 RATES
(Resort Tax Not Included)

Room Type

 

 

 

Value
1/1-2/13
8/3-10/1
11/30-12/18

 

 

 

Regular
3/30-5/21
10/2-11/29

 

 

 

Summer
5/22-8/2

 

 

 

Peak
2/14-3/29

 

 

 

Holiday
12/19 - 12/31

 

Standard
1K or 2 Dbl. Beds

 

$ 82/wkday

 

$ 99/wkday

 

$109/wkday

 

$119/wkday

 

$129/wkday

$ 82/wkend

$109/wkend

$119/wkend

$129/wkend

$139/wkend

 

 

 

$134/PresDay

 

$ 92/holiday

$109/holiday

$124/holiday

$129/Easter

 

 

Preferred
1K or 2 Dbl. Beds

 

$ 94/wkday

 

$111/wkday

 

$121/wkday

 

$131/wkday

 

$141/wkday

$ 94/wkend

$121/wkend

$131/wkend

$141/wkend

$151/wkend

 

 

 

$146/PresDay*

 

$104/holiday*

$121/holiday*

$136/holiday*

$141/Easter*

 

 

*Holidays in 2008 are:
-- Martin Luther King Weekend January 18-20 (MLK)
-- Presidents Day Weekend February 15-17
-- Easter Week March 16-27
-- Independence Day Weekend July 4-5
-- Thanksgiving November 26-29

Rooms have a maximum four-person occupancy per room (plus one child under 3 in a crib).
For each adult over 2 there is a $10 per night charge per person.
Preferred rooms are located in the buildings closest to Cinema Hall: Toy Story, Fantasia, and 101 Dalmatians.
What are the other facilities and amenities that are available?
Cinema Hall, the resorts center, offers check-in and guest service facilities (including express check-out), a 24-hour front desk, a film-inspired food court with five marquee venues, a gift shop, arcade and playground. Additionally there is free parking as well as RV/Truck parking, limited room service (pizza delivery), laundry facilities just outside near the Fantasia Pool and daily housekeeping. Irons, ironing boards and hair dryers are available upon request. From your room phone, call housekeeping.
 
There are no Kids Clubs at the Disney's All Star Resorts. Offered at nearby resorts but, not at Disney's All Star Movies Resort or any of the other Value Resorts are baby-sitting/child services, golf facilities, health clubs and valet services.  

Notice: All Disney resorts and guest rooms are smoke free. There are designated outdoor smoking areas. Check the resort map or with a Cast Member for locations.
Do the rooms have a refrigerator?
No, but, in-room refrigerators can be rented for $10.60 a day (includes tax), payable upfront at check-in.
How many pools are there?
There are two pools. Guests looking for a cinematic swim can skate into the hockey-rink-themed pool in The Mighty Ducks area, or join Sorcerer Mickey as he directs a liquid symphony at the Fantasia pool, the resorts main pool, which features a kiddy area. An outdoor pool bar (adjacent to the food court and Fantasia Pool) offers light food and drink.
Unsure swimmers can get life jackets for use at the pools.
What are the rooms like?
The rooms are brightly-colored with a movie theme and come with either two double beds (sleeps four), or one king sized bed. (Most rooms sleep four.) Connecting rooms and accommodations for guests with disabilities are also available upon request based on availability.
The rooms have a TV, phone, one sink and mirror, an open area for hanging clothes (with a rack on top) and a small size dresser.
Do any of the buildings have elevators, or just stairwells?
There are two elevators in each building, located next to each other in the center of the building. There is also a staircase next to each pair of elevators, and a room with an ice machine just behind them. There are outside staircases at each end of each building, so if your room is far from the elevators, you can use those stairways.
When is check-in/check-out time?
Disney's All Star Movies check-in time is 4pm, and check-out time is 11am. This means that your room isn't guaranteed to be ready for you before 4 p.m. and the resort needs you completely out of your room by 11 a.m. on the day you check out.
If you arrive early, go ahead and check in at the Disney's All Star Movies Front Desk. If your room is not ready, the Disney's All Star Movies luggage assistance will store your bags for you and deliver them to your room when you return. The Front Desk will give you a resort charge card, even if your room is not ready. The Guest Services desk will provide your room key when you return and your room is ready.
Late Check-out of 1:00 pm can be requested without additional cost. If you need Late Check-out, inquire at Check-In when you should request this. Most resorts ask you to call the morning of check-out because the number of eligible rooms are limited.
Express Check-out is available upon request (easiest to do when you check in) to all guests paying with a credit card. A detailed hotel bill is delivered to your door by 7am. If the bill is correct you simply leave. You may keep your room key as a souvenir.
How does bus transportation work?
Each All Star Resort has one bus stop located outside the main building facing the parking lot. There are signs which indicate where each bus will transport you. For Disney's All Star Movies, the bus stops are right outside Cinema Hall.
Normally, each of Disney's All Star Resort gets its own bus. But in times of large crowds (i.e., park closing time) or unusually small crowds a bus may stop at more than one Disney All Star Resort in one trip.
Which buildings are located where, and are closest to what?
Cinema Hall is the main building which houses the front desk, guest services, lobby, food court and store. If you exit the back of Cinema Hall and turn Left you will find the Toy Story Buildings (Buzz and Woody). Exit Cinema Hall to the RIGHT and you will first come upon the 101 Dalmatians Buildings (both of them); then the Mighty Ducks Pool; and surrounding the pool, the Mighty Ducks Buildings (both of them).
If you exit Cinema Hall and walk straight back, you will arrive first at the Fantasia Pool. The two Fantasia Buildings border the far side of the Fantasia Pool. As you continue walking back, you will then see the two Love Bug Buildings. 
I want to stay in a quiet room, which building should I stay in?
The two factors that will ensure that a room is not quiet are: proximity to the pools, and proximity to Cinema Hall. Rooms on the path to Cinema Hall will be noisy in the morning and evening, when guests make their way to and from the food court, shop and bus stop. Rooms that face one of the pools will be noisy during the day when kids splash around to beat the Florida heat.
Also important to remember is that because the Disney's All Star Resorts are the value or least expensive resorts that Disney offers, large groups often obtain blocks of rooms here. Throughout the year you might encounter large groups of cheerleaders, dance teams, Pop Warner football teams and more.
If you "really" want a quiet room, request one that is facing woods and furthest away from Cinema Hall. Also avoid first floor rooms.
The Love Bug Buildings should be the quietest, since they are the farthest from Cinema Hall and the pools.
Bottom line, if you would like the quietest room possible during your stay at Disney's All Star Movies Resort, be sure to let the Cast Members at Disney know as soon as possible and as early as making reservations, (if you can), and again at check-in. Although nothing can ever be guaranteed, Disney is nothing if not accommodating, and hotel Cast Members will do their best to honor your request.

Building
Number

Theme

Room No.
Range

Nearest To

1

101 Dalmatians

1701-
1964

Cinema Hall,
guest laundry
and restrooms,
parking lot

2

Mighty Ducks

2701-
2964

Duck Pond Pool,
guest laundry
and restrooms,
parking lot

3

Mighty Ducks

3701-
3964

Duck Pond Pool,
parking lot

4

101 Dalmatians

4701-
4964

parking lot

5

Fantasia
Sorcerer's Apprentice

5701-
5964

Fantasia Pool,
kiddy pool

6

Love Bug

6701-
6964

parking lot

7

Love Bug

7701-
7964

parking lot

8

Fantasia
Jack-in-the-Box

8701-
8964

Fantasia Pool,
kiddie pool,
guest laundry
and restrooms
parking lot

9

Toy Story
Woody

9701-
9964

Cinema Hall,
playground,
parking lot

10

Toy Story
Buzz

0701-
0964

Cinema Hall,
playground,
parking lot
A bit of Trivia 
There are 4 miles of handrails on the buildings at Disney's All Star Movies Resort. There are 74 king-sized beds, 1,846 double-double beds, and 96 disabled-accessible rooms. Reservations began being accepted in January 1998. The Mighty Ducks and 101 Dalmatians opened January 15, 1999, Fantasia and Herbie: The Love Bug opened in March, and the final section, Toy Story, opened in April 1999.
 

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