If you’re visiting Walt Disney World in the spring, there’s a limited-time experience that many guests completely miss… and it’s one of the most beautiful displays of the year.

The handcrafted Easter egg displays at select Disney resorts are back for 2026—and they are absolutely worth going out of your way to see.

Here’s exactly where to find them, what’s different this year, and the smartest way to visit each one without losing hours of your trip.

Disney Easter Eggs 2026 — Easter Eggs at Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Where to Find the Easter Egg Displays

This year, you can find Easter egg collections at four Disney resorts:

Disney's Yacht Club Resort
Disney's Beach Club Resort
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Disney's Contemporary Resort

Each location features incredible chocolate eggs created by Disney pastry chefs—and each stop feels a little different.

What’s Different in 2026

Most displays are located right in the main lobby.

But this year, Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is doing things differently.

Instead of one large central display, the eggs are spread throughout the resort:

Second level (right when you step off the monorail)
Two displays near M. Mouse Mercantile
One egg in Building 9 (DVC)
One egg in Building 10 (DVC)

This makes it feel more like a hidden scavenger hunt than a single showcase.

Resort Highlights

Yacht & Beach Club: The Can’t-Miss Displays

The displays at Disney's Yacht Club Resort and Disney's Beach Club Resort are usually the most impressive.

Expect:

The largest collection of eggs
Incredible detail and creativity
Easy walkability between both resorts

If you’re short on time, Beach Club is often the standout (and my personal favorite).

Grand Floridian: More Spread Out This Year

At Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, you’ll need to explore a bit more.

It’s still beautiful—but:

Not all in one place
Easy to miss if you don’t know where to look
Best for guests who don’t mind walking

Contemporary: Quick and Convenient

The display at Disney's Contemporary Resort is located right in the lobby.

It’s:

Easy to find
Quick to visit
Perfect to combine with a Magic Kingdom day

The Best Transportation Routes (So You Don’t Waste Time)

This is where most trips go wrong—people try to “wing it” and end up spending way too much time traveling.

Here’s the easiest way to group your visits:

Route 1: Monorail Loop (Fast + Easy)

Visit these together:

Disney's Contemporary Resort
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

How to do it:

Start at Magic Kingdom
Hop on the resort monorail loop
Stop at each resort

Why this works:

No buses needed
Minimal walking
Very efficient

Route 2: Yacht & Beach Club (Walkable Pair)

Visit these together:

Disney's Yacht Club Resort
Disney's Beach Club Resort

How to do it:

Walk between the two (they’re right next to each other)
Or enter through the International Gateway at EPCOT if you’re in the park

Why this works:

No transportation needed once you arrive
Very low effort
High reward (best displays)

Best Overall Strategy

Instead of trying to do all four resorts in one trip, split them up:

Magic Kingdom day → Monorail resorts

EPCOT day → Yacht & Beach Club

This keeps your travel time low and your day feeling relaxed.

Tips for Visiting

Go earlier in the day for lighter crowds
Don’t overpack your schedule—this is meant to be a fun extra
Take your time… the details are incredible

Is It Worth It?

Yes—especially if you enjoy:

Seasonal Disney magic
Unique, limited-time experiences
Slower, more relaxed moments outside the parks

But only if you plan it the right way.

Want to Add Extras Like This Without the Stress?

This is exactly the kind of thing that sounds simple… but gets overwhelming fast when you’re juggling:

Park plans
Dining reservations
Lightning Lane strategies
Transportation logistics

That’s why I created my Walt Disney World planning guide—to give you a clear plan so you can fit in experiences like this without sacrificing your must-do rides.

Grab your guide here and make your trip feel easy from the start.