Radisson Worldgate Resort
Just a mile from Disney World, the Radisson Worldgate Resort offers various activities for children, including a Kid's Play Castle and game room, and an outdoor heated pool for the whole family. Older children may enjoy the basketball and tennis courts. There is a regular shuttle service to Disney World. Keeping in touch is no problem with the wireless Internet service available in guest rooms. Most guest rooms include a refrigerator and microwave to store and prepare snacks.
Radisson Worldgate Resort
3011 Maingate Ln.
Kissimmee, FL 34747
407-396-1400
worldgateresort.com
Westgate Vacation Villas
While close to area theme parks, Westgate Vacation Villas also offers a Kid's Club, where children ages 2 to 12 may visit while their parents relax on their own. The Kid's Club includes arts and crafts, board games, video games and games organized by the staff. The Activities Club at Westgate Vacation Villas is for all ages and features miniature golf, paddle boating, fishing, bicycling and free rental of other sports equipment. Other activities at their Swan Lake Activities Center include swimming, toddler time, ice cream creations, tie dye creations, shuffleboard and other crafts.
Westgate Vacation Villas
2770 Old Lake Wilson Rd.
Kissimmee, FL 34747
877-230-5324
wgvacationvillas.com
Star Island Resort and Club
The Star Island Resort and Club has recreation and planned activities for children seven days a week. Also on site is a children's playground, game room, two swimming pools, basketball court, tennis courts and a driving range. The family-friendly TGI Friday's Restaurant is located at the entrance to the resort. Discounted tickets to theme parks are available. Resort activities include an ice cream social, arts and crafts, bingo, a kid's splash fountain, face painting, karaoke and paddle boats.
Star Island Resort and Club
5000 Avenue of the Stars
Kissimmee, FL 34746
407-997-8000
star-island.com
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