2026 Easter Egg Display at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa
Our last stop on the hunt for Easter Eggs at the Disney Resort Hotels this year is at the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. As many of you know, this resort is historically known for hosting elaborate holiday displays. While we found a handful of stunning eggs at the resort, it wasn’t anything compared to the display that’s usually available. So below, we’ll take a look at what was available.
We’ll start on the second floor of the lobby, where we found three eggs. One was near the entrance to the monorail platform. This egg featured beautiful painted scenes from Disney’s animated film Bambi.
We found two other eggs in the window display of M. Mouse Mercantile. These were a little easier to see, but you had to step inside the gift shop to see both sides. The first featured Mulan and her horse Kahn as they rode into battle.
The opposite side of the egg featured Mushu and Cri-Kee.
On the opposite window display, we found an exquisite egg themed to The Little Mermaid. This one offered a ton of dimensional elements. You might even notice Ursula’s tentacle creeping up the side of the egg.
Here’s a closer look at the egg, which featured a good versus evil element. I wish we could have gotten a little closer to photograph the details, but thankfully, these two eggs were under decent lighting.
The only other egg that we found was at Disney’s Grand Floridian Villas. This is also where you’ll find the Mary Poppins fountain. It’s worth a walk down to see if you’re a Mary Poppins fan. So this egg kind of works at this location because it has an underlying wedding theme. The resort’s wedding chapel and reception hall sit on the opposite side of the Villas building. As you can see, the front of the Easter Egg features the wedding scene from Cinderella with the wording “And they lived happily ever after.”
The egg was surrounded by tiny cakes, each one representing a Disney princess.
I tried to take a few photos because so much detail went into each one, starting with Princess Tiana, from The Princess and the Frog.
Then we have Rapunzel from Tangled.
A soft pink iced cake represents Mulan with Asian accents.
Then we have a cake that represents The Little Mermaid. That’s a cake with Cinderella’s glass slipper rounding things out.
The opposite side of the egg features a stained glass window, looking out to the Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom. This is a direct nod to the wedding chapel, and I believe the archway, where so many couples have gotten married over the years.
Ultimately, all of the eggs were well-done, and we’re thankful for the cast members who took the time to create them. Hopefully, we’ll see more participants in the future. In the past, the Grand Floridian has hosted a cottage selling holiday treats, offered displays with 30+ eggs, and offered live painting demonstrations of a character egg in the lobby.
I’m not sure, but it feels like the resort has tried to level up the lobby to be a place where guests enjoy a cocktail. We recently enjoyed a meal at the Grand Floridian Cafe, and as we walked through the lobby, I couldn’t help but notice empty drink glasses pretty much everywhere. We’ve spent some time at the Waldorf and a few other higher-end hotels in the area, and typically, when a drink is finished, it’s promptly removed at this caliber of hotel.
It feels like the resort is stuck somewhere between being the traditional hotel that fans know and love, while trying to compete with luxury hotels offering unparalleled service. It will be interesting to see what route the resort takes moving forward. I know we hope that tradition continues or is improved upon.
Either way, I hope you enjoyed the photos of this year’s Easter Egg display at Disney’s Grand Floridian. If you’re looking for the other displays, see our guide below! Make sure to check back with Resorts Gal soon for more resort updates and details.
Where to Find Easter Egg Displays at the Disney Resort Hotels in 2026
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