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Top 10 Magical Spots to Work Remotely at Walt Disney World

Ever find yourself needing to finish a project, take a meeting, or even sneak in some studying while visiting Walt Disney World? Maybe you’re a local looking to escape the home office for a day. Believe it or not, Walt Disney World offers some fantastic spots to combine a little work with a lot of magic. Whether you’re sending emails, making calls, or diving into a great book, the Most Magical Place on Earth has you covered.
Here are the top ten spots for working remotely at Walt Disney World, where the Wi-Fi is strong, the vibes are magical, and productivity meets pixie dust.
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1. Coronado Springs – Gran Destino Tower
The second floor of Gran Destino Tower is a hidden gem for remote work. Quiet and tucked away, this space offers large tables and plenty of accessible power outlets, ensuring your devices stay charged while you stay productive.
Bonus: The Barcelona Lounge on the first floor doubles as a coffee shop from 6:30 a.m. to noon, serving delightful breakfast treats and caffeinated beverages. Try the Café Bombon for a sweet kickstart to your day.
2. Disney’s Riviera Resort
Step into the Voyageurs’ Lounge near Le Petit Café, and you’ll discover a cozy space with charging options and a background music loop featuring classic Disney songs—in French! While this spot isn’t the quietest, it exudes charm.

Pro Tip: Pair your work session with a pastry or the Lavender Iced Tea Lemonade from Le Petit Café. It’s a treat that’s as refreshing as it is delicious.
3. Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
The Carolwood Pacific Railway Room in the DVC section of Wilderness Lodge is a quiet retreat filled with Disney history. With fireplaces, comfy chairs, and ample table space, it’s a haven for focus and relaxation.
Take a moment to admire the railroad memorabilia—it’s a heartfelt nod to Walt Disney’s love of trains and will inspire you as you work.
4. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge – Kidani Village
The Library at Kidani Village is a serene space featuring couches, tables near power outlets, and even a fireplace. For a change of pace, head outside to the rocking chairs overlooking the savanna. Imagine drafting emails while giraffes and zebras wander by—truly a one-of-a-kind workday.
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5. Magic Kingdom – Main Street, U.S.A.
Grab a table near The Plaza Restaurant or Casey’s Corner, and enjoy the bustling magic of Main Street, U.S.A., while you work. Though not ideal for calls, the atmosphere makes up for it with charm and inspiration.
For a quieter option, head to Center Street near Uptown Jewelers for a peaceful corner of Magic Kingdom.

6. Magic Kingdom – Columbia Harbour House
The second floor of Columbia Harbour House is a hidden treasure. Tucked away on the bridge between Liberty Square and Fantasyland, it offers a quiet escape with views of Liberty Square and Frontierland. Perfect for catching up on work or enjoying a creative brainstorming session.
7. EPCOT – Sunshine Seasons
Located inside The Land Pavilion, Sunshine Seasons has plenty of seating, particularly near the Living with the Land attraction. It’s a great air-conditioned spot to work during the summer months while enjoying the vibrant, natural ambiance.
8. EPCOT – Connections Café
The Connections Café is one of EPCOT’s newest and most inviting spaces for remote work. With ample charging stations and a vibrant atmosphere, it’s a prime location for productivity. Bonus: You’re steps away from Starbucks and a variety of EPCOT snacks to fuel your day.

9. Disney’s Hollywood Studios – PizzeRizzo
Head upstairs at PizzeRizzo to find a comfortable corner in the air conditioning. Noise levels vary, but this underrated spot offers a quieter reprieve compared to the rest of Hollywood Studios. Plus, you’ll be close to fun attractions when it’s time for a break.
10. Disney’s Animal Kingdom – Flame Tree Barbecue
For a serene outdoor workspace, head to the seating area behind Flame Tree Barbecue. The tables by the water offer stunning views of Expedition Everest, making it a magical spot to work on cooler days. While power outlets are scarce, the tranquil setting more than compensates.
Tips for Working Remotely at Walt Disney World
- Bring a power bank: Some spots lack outlets, so having a portable charger is essential.
- Use the My Disney Experience app: Stay updated on wait times and dining availability for seamless transitions between work and play.
- Time your breaks: Explore nearby attractions or enjoy a Disney snack to recharge your energy.
- Embrace the magic: Let the unique surroundings inspire creativity and productivity.
Walt Disney World offers more than just attractions and entertainment—it’s a surprisingly great place to work remotely. Whether you’re finalizing a project or taking calls in between Disney adventures, these locations blend productivity with Disney magic for an unforgettable experience.
Do you have a favorite work-from-home spot at Disney? Let us know in the comments below!