Disney Resorts is selling all of its $50,000 cabins from its Fort Wilderness Resort to make way for a dazzling new resort.
The 500-square-foot cabins, which are functionally considered “tiny houses,” were built between 1998 and 2001. The fully furnished one-bed, one-bath homes also feature air conditioning, working appliances and can accommodate six people.
The cabins’ official website has them listed at $49,900. Each unit was sold on April 12, awaiting completion, and will be relocated to the buyer’s property.
J&J Venture Group, a local Orlando company, is helping build more than 350 new cabins for the upgraded Fort Wilderness Resort and Disney Vacation Club members program.
The new cabins will begin to gradually open on July 1 this year. The floor plan will replicate that of the old cabins, but will include upgraded amenities and a more modern look.
Disney Resorts has sold all of its cabins (pictured) at its Fort Wilderness Resort in Central Florida as it prepares to replace them with new and improved cabins.
A queen bed and bunk beds, closet, dresser, and HD TV are included in the room (pictured)
The cabin is also equipped with a sofa bed that can be converted into a double bed and a dining table located in the living room (photo).
The 500 square foot cabins (pictured) were built between 1998 and 2001.
Guests can begin booking at the new resort at the end of September.
Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground was founded in 1971 with the hopes of creating a wooded paradise in the otherwise tropical state of Florida.
Offering both cabins and campsites, Fort Wilderness is a great place for families on a longer vacation who don’t mind spending a day or two outside of a theme park.
The cabins’ official website lists them at $49,900
Each unit was sold on April 12 and must be relocated to the buyer’s property.
For outdoor dining, the cabin has a wooden porch with a picnic table (photo)
Each cabin includes a fully equipped kitchen including pots, measuring cups, frying pan, cutting board, six sets of cutlery, mason jar mugs, dishwasher, toaster and coffee maker.
The bathroom area (photo) includes two sinks and a basin separate from the toilet and shower.
Wood paneling on the walls, faux wood furniture, forest-themed light fixtures, and framed pictures of the beloved characters working magic in the woods make for a perfect Disney-themed camping getaway .
The cabin is also equipped with an HD TV, a sofa bed that can be converted into a double bed and a dining table located in the living room.
A queen bed and bunk beds, closet, dresser, and small HDTV are included in the room.
The new cabins will begin to gradually open on July 1 this year (Pictured: artistic rendering of the new cabin)
The floor plan of the new cabins will replicate that of the old cabins but will include upgraded amenities and a more modern look (photo: artistic rendering of a room for the new cabin)
Guests can begin booking at the new resort at the end of September (pictured: artistic rendering of a room for a new cabin)
Each cabin has a fully equipped kitchen. Aside from the appliances, the cupboards are stocked with pots, measuring cups, a skillet, a cutting board, six sets of cutlery, mason jar mugs and more.
There is also a dishwasher, toaster and coffee maker.
The bathroom area includes two sinks and a basin separate from the toilet and shower.
For outdoor dining, the cabin has a wooden veranda with a picnic table.
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