Disney has shared a first look at concept art for the lobby, dining, and fireworks viewing area coming to Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge. The resort is projected to open in the summer of 2027, and this is our first real look at some of the interior spaces! The following excerpt is from today’s press release:

Your Lakeshore Lodge Arrival

When guests arrive at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge, they’ll step into the lobby and become immersed in the sights and sounds of nature. Spectacular floor‑to‑ceiling windows will welcome natural sunlight and showcase sweeping views of The Wetlands outdoor recreation area, allowing the local flora and fauna to flow seamlessly into the architecture, artwork, and ambiance.

Drawing inspiration from the music and storytelling of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Pocahontas, a shimmering fiberoptic river will illuminate the floor, while overhead, a blown glass Colors of the Wind sculpture with hundreds of suspended glass leaves will fill the space with movement, color, and wonder.

Natural materials will be incorporated throughout the lobby design, with custom tapestries inspired by the film’s landscapes and thoughtfully crafted furnishings with accents of river-recovered cypress wood.

Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge will debut with three distinctive dining experiences for guests to enjoy throughout their stay. From convenient, grab-and-go favorites to memorable waterfront dining, each location is thoughtfully designed to highlight the resort’s connection to the natural beauty of Bay Lake.

Moonglade

Along the lakefront, Moonglade will offer an enchanting table-service dining experience where stunning water views are part of every course. Here, guests will enjoy thoughtfully prepared dishes featuring seasonal and locally sourced ingredients.

Floor-to-ceiling windows will frame the gracefully arching cypress trees along Bay Lake, where artful lighting and nuanced design reflect the interplay of light and shadow.

Bay Lake Provisions

Bay Lake Provisions will be the perfect spot to fuel up for a day of adventure or relax and refresh after a poolside afternoon. This all-day, quick-service marketplace will offer specialty coffees and fresh fare in an inviting open-kitchen atmosphere.

And because no space is complete without a little hidden magic, guests can find woodland critters inspired by beloved Disney classics throughout the space.

Paint Out Point Bar & Grill

When all the fun in the sun works up an appetite, head to Paint Out Point Bar & Grill near Lakeshore Lagoon. Enjoy shareable bites and specialty beverages while soaking in the natural beauty that surrounds The Wetlands. Inspired by the art of plein-air painting, this pool bar will showcase a collection of original artwork created by Imagineers as they drew inspiration from the Bay Lake landscapes.

Dandelion Terrace

After the sun sets, guests can gather in Dandelion Terrace to see Magic Kingdom Park fireworks lighting up the sky over the waters of Bay Lake.

The lounge will be home to a two-story gallery of archival artwork from Disney classics like Fantasia, complete with whimsical dandelion light fixtures that add a touch of magic to the space. Soft lighting and sweeping views create the perfect setting to slow down and enjoy the nighttime spectacular.

End Excerpt from Disney Parks Blog

More on Lakeshore Lodge

Here are a few other recent updates that Disney has released for Lakeshore Lodge in recent months.

• Disney Reveals Details of The Wetlands Coming to Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge: This article provides details of the recreational spaces coming to Lakeshore Lodge, including feature, leisure pools, and more.

• Disney Lakeshore Lodge Will Have Its Own Boat Dock with Service to Magic Kingdom: New renderings confirmed that the resort will have a private boat dock.

You may remember we have a June 2026 Lakeshore Lodge construction update available on the site. Check back with Resorts Gal for more updates around the resorts!

In the Comments

What do you think of these new interior updates for Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge? What are you looking forward to checking out first? The lobby, dining experiences, or that fancy fireworks terrace? Let us know below in the comments