First Look at Updated Pop Century Resort Hotel Rooms

Oh Boy! Disney’s Pop Century Resort Rooms Get a Fresh New Look

Disney is bringing a pop of magic to Pop Century Resort—literally! As part of an ongoing refurbishment project, Disney has released the first official look at the updated hotel rooms, and while the changes are subtle, they definitely pack a pixie-dusted punch.

Let’s take a walk down memory lane—with a modern twist—as we explore what’s new in these groovy guest rooms.

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A Splash of Color and Character

The refreshed rooms at Pop Century are still rocking that 1950s-to-1990s flair, but now with a softer, more vibrant palette. The previous all-white walls have been traded in for a calming sky blue hue around the bed and bathroom areas, giving the space a breezier, more inviting feel. The TV wall remains neutral, keeping things balanced.

Speaking of balance, the furniture layout remains the same, including the standard bed and that now-familiar pull-down bed (introduced in the 2017 refurb). When stowed away, the pull-down doubles as a table, and when down, guests are greeted by a sleeping Pluto dreaming of bones in comic-style art—still the same charming panel as before.

Above the main bed, you’ll still find the colorful triptych of Mickey Mouse faces that feels like a nod to classic pop art and Andy Warhol vibes. It’s all very on-brand for Pop Century’s retro aesthetic.

Polka Dots and Playful Vibes

The biggest visual update comes from the new curtain design. These fresh drapes feature bold red polka dots over a white background with a delightful silhouette of Mickey Mouse in the corner, exclaiming “Oh Boy!” It’s cute, it’s classic, and it screams Disney in the best way.

Beneath the beds, a brand-new geometric area rug adds another pop of personality. Expect a splash of blue, gray, green, and orange in a playful pattern that feels right at home in this era-hopping resort.

Furnishings & Flooring

Disney didn’t change much structurally in this round of upgrades—this is considered a “soft goods” refurbishment, meaning the changes are mostly cosmetic. That said, the floors did get a glow-up! The rooms now feature laminate flooring with a warm wood finish that matches the cabinetry and Murphy bed, giving everything a more cohesive and polished look.

Chairs by the table also got a fabric refresh, staying stylish and comfy for when you want to enjoy a quick bite or plan your park day with a cup of Joffrey’s in hand.

Bathroom Touches

Don’t expect major changes in the bathroom, but the color from the bedroom does carry over here with matching blue walls near the sink and mirror. The vanity area remains sleek and practical, with open shelving, towel racks, and plenty of lighting for getting ready before rope drop.

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More to Come at Pop Century

The resort is in the middle of an overall refresh beyond the rooms. Guests visiting Everything POP Shopping & Dining will find a newly redesigned coffee station, which recently debuted to much caffeinated fanfare. The full room refurbishment project is expected to wrap up by February 2026, so more updated rooms will continue rolling out in the coming months.