Coffee Options When You’re Staying at Disney’s All-Star Resorts (Movies, Music, or Sports)

We’ve had a lot of talk about where to find coffee among the Disney Resorts lately. Unfortunately, when it comes to the All-Star Resorts, you won’t have too many options. Of course, you will have an individual cup coffee maker in the room with regular and decaf Joffrey’s coffee, creamer, and a couple of sweeteners. For us, these will do when we’re running low on time or fumes. But realistically, we prefer to get a regular order of coffee elsewhere.

Normally, I would create a coffee guide for each resort, but it’s important to know that the three All-Star Resorts sit on the same piece of property. The only thing between them is parking lots that surround each resort. You can cut through the parking lot to walk between them. However, if you’re looking for an upgraded cup of coffee there’s no need. Each food court offers the same options. Below, we’ll discuss those options and where to locate them. I’ve also added a few other options toward the end in case you’re not satisfied with the ones at the All-Stars.

Coffee at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort

The only place to pick up coffee at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort is at World Premiere Food Court, the resort’s quick service restaurant.

• Location: Cinema Hall (Lobby)
• Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.*
• Disney Dining Plan: Yes, accepts some Disney Dining Plans
• Mobile Orders: Yes

*Hours can vary. Check the My Disney Experience app for exact hours during your stay.

Here are the options:

• Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee (Regular or Decaf)
• Classic Cold Brew Coffee
• Hot Cocoa
• Twinings Hot Tea

Please note that menu items are subject to change. You can check pricing here on Disney’s website or via the My Disney Experience app. You might also like to preview our refillable mug guide for All-Star Movies. It details pricing and other information about Disney’s Rapid Fill Mug program, which includes coffee as a beverage.

Coffee Options at Disney’s All-Star Music

Like Movies, the only place to pick up coffee at Disney’s All-Star Music Resort is Intermission Food Court, the resort’s quick service restaurant.

• Location: Melody Hall (Lobby)
• Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.*
• Disney Dining Plan: Yes, accepts some Disney Dining Plans
• Mobile Orders: Yes

*Hours can vary. Check the My Disney Experience app for exact hours during your stay.

Here are the options:

• Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee (Regular or Decaf)
• Classic Cold Brew Coffee
• Hot Cocoa
• Twinings Hot Tea

Please note that menu items are subject to change. You can check pricing here on Disney’s website or via the My Disney Experience app. You might also like to preview our refillable mug guide for All-Star Music.

Coffee Options at Disney’s All-Star Sports

Like the other All-Star Resorts, the only place to pick up coffee at Disney’s All-Star Sports is End Zone Food Court, the resort’s quick service restaurant.

• Location: Stadium Hall (Lobby)
• Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.*
• Disney Dining Plan: Yes, accepts some Disney Dining Plans
• Mobile Orders: Yes

*Hours can vary. Check the My Disney Experience app for exact hours during your stay.

Here are the options:

• Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee (Regular or Decaf)
• Classic Cold Brew Coffee
• Hot Cocoa
• Twinings Hot Tea

Please note that menu items are subject to change. You can check pricing here on Disney’s website or via the My Disney Experience app. You might also like to preview our refillable mug guide for All-Star Sports.

Other Options

Unfortunately, Disney’s All-Star Resorts are fairly isolated from most of the other resorts. However, there is a lone McDonald’s at the traffic light before the entrance to the All-Star Resort area. We often see guests walking to the McDonald’s when we stay one of these three resorts.

Additionally, all four theme parks and Disney Springs have a Starbucks and Joffrey’s location. Valid admission is required to enter the theme parks.

Final Thoughts

We hope you enjoyed this coffee guide for Disney’s All-Star Resorts. You might also enjoy learning about the coffee options at some of the other resorts. For example, Disney’s Polynesian is popular for its coffee offerings at Kona Island, where they offer a Hawaiian blend and a special press pot. You might also enjoy a cup of coffee at Disney’s BoardWalk. It’s one of the few locations at Disney World with coffee that’s not Joffrey’s. The Cake Bake Shop on the BoardWalk carries the Illy brand of coffee. They have a nice selection of warm and cold coffee drinks.

In the Comments

Will you go out of your way to find coffee elsewhere during your stay at Disney’s All-Stars? Or will you make do with a regular brew? Let us know in the comments section below.