Inside Garden View Lounge: New Photos Reveal Victorian-Wonderland Design Details

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Monday March 16, 2026 10:11am ET · "Garden View Tea Room"
Inside Garden View Lounge: New Photos Reveal Victorian-Wonderland Design Details

Disney has released new photos showing interior details of the Garden View Lounge at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa ahead of the March 19 opening.

The reimagined space blends Victorian era design with touches from Walt Disney Animation Studios' Alice in Wonderland. The lounge sold out through April 20 in less than one hour when reservations opened February 18.



Natural Light and Windows

Floor-to-ceiling windows are a defining feature of the redesigned space. Natural light fills the room throughout the day, creating what Disney describes as a "sunlit conservatory" atmosphere.


Design Details

Floral patterns, plush fabrics, and green, blue, and gold tones create a garden-inspired atmosphere. Organic shapes throughout the room portray flowers and leaves found in a flourishing garden.

Brass-framed mirrors shaped like flower petals reflect the outdoor garden setting. Stained-glass windows feature native Florida birds, adding color and character to the space.

The carpet design is inspired by winding garden vines and includes hidden details integrated into the pattern.


Table Settings

New photos show the tea service table settings with floral china featuring red botanical designs with gold trim. Navy blue napkins are placed at each setting.

Banquette seating features blue and earth-tone cushions with tables positioned throughout the lounge.

Menu Options

The afternoon tea service includes a menu inspired by Alice in Wonderland, served with Twinings Teas. Adults can choose between traditional tea service or a plant-based option at $79 per person, plus tax and gratuity.


A children's tea menu is available for $49 per child (ages 3-9), plus tax and gratuity.

The experience includes a selection from eight Twinings Loose Leaf Tea options, an Orange-Cranberry Scone, and a three-tier tower of sweet and savory items.

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Disney has shared a few photos from the Garden View Lounge:
My daughter is 16. I really want to do this with her but I know she won't touch the "adult" food. Will Disney most likely let her get the "children's" food? I know they're usually accommodating with things like that but not sure how they would be with an experience like this. Should I figure out someone to call ahead of time with the request?
This looks fantastic. If the food and service are good, $79 for afternoon tea is very reasonable, especially given the location.
This location has lost its unique costume and will wear the same one as the other restaurants on the first floor
↩ replying to castlecake2.0
One Disney, here we goooooooo
↩ replying to MotherofaPrincessLover
Yes, she can. We took a picky adult and they had no problem with letting him choose from the kids side.
Has anyone been yet? I am assuming it's wheelchair accessible? BUT, I can't see any ramps in the pictures, just two sets of stairs. But it's Disney, there must be a rmap somewhere, right? Can anyone confirm?
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Yes, there is a ramp on the right side.