Top of the World Lounge

"Spectacular views of the fireworks over Disney. Members only location. Large outside deck area for conversations and views. The inside is elegant and seats a smaller amount of people. Large bar and menu for delicious decadents. Fun place to enjoy and unwind after a fun filled day in the parks."

"We did the Wicked Wind down. The lounge is not large so reservations are encouraged. There were 3 of us so we got 3 appetizers. Honestly it was enough food to double as dinner. It was all good. The drinks were amazing, and that view was something special. I can't remember the last Disney fireworks show I wasn't competing with screens and kids on shoulders to see. The staff was attentive. This was an amazing experience!"

"Almost a 5 star if it had a few improvements! I attended the Wicked Wine Down with friends. They are DVC members, which is required for entrance. The WWD cost included 1 drink, 1 appetizer and 1 dessert per person, as well as a private viewing area on the balcony to watch the fireworks at Magic Kingdom. The view was spectacular! The music being played at MK during the fireworks show is played here as well, which makes this an excellent viewing location. There are equally good views in the "non private" areas of the balcony that don't require you to purchase the WWD. The drinks here are very good, true bartending craftsmanship. As a group we had the hummus, pretzel, charcuterie and a plant based flatbread pizza. All of the food was great, with the exception of the very small/lackluster charcuterie board. Lots of very hard crackers, very minimal amount of meat or cheese. There is only 1 dessert on the menu, The Seven Lair cake, and it is very good. It is a huge portion. We all shared 1 slice and boxed the others up to go. The atmosphere is good... but could be excellent. This place is billed as the Villians lair, but the theme decor is VERY weak by Disney standards."

"We had heard of the Top of the World Lounge and wanted to give it a shot. We decided to splurge for the Wicked Wind Down and it was a great choice, when we finally got there. Luckily, we built in extra travel time because it was a mad house. Backup at the monorail from the Polynesian, which led to a huge backup waiting for the elevator to go to the lobby - because you need to go to the North elevator to check in and be scanned up to the 16th floor. We took the stairs down (much quicker) only to find that 1 of the 3 elevators was running. Once we finally made it to the lounge, things improved immediately. They were able to accommodate our larger than standard party and gave us great seats together by one of the windows. Our waitress was awesome and explained all of our options for food and drinks. She even brought our drinks out to the terrace while the fireworks were going. The food was fantastic. We had the charcuterie board, the pork belly sliders, the shrimp and the hummus and all were very good. Two of the kids with us had the pretzel which was also good and I really enjoyed the spicy mustard that came with it when I stole a piece. The capper for the night was the 7 layer cake. OMG, it was delicious and I could eat it every day. Overall, a super fun and tasty experience that I would be glad to do again!"

"Returning for the first time since COVID, renamed and rethemed. This Evil Lair, nay The Villain's Lair is a great place to 1) see the MK fireworks 2) Have an Villainous Beverage 3) Enjoy a giant hot Bavarian pretzel and 4) share a delicious slice of Chocolate Seven "Lair" cake. Drinks and food are pricey reaching $20 plus for some signature alcoholic drinks. But the view and the Venue make a special outing worth it! Especially if you are staying at Bay Lake Tower!"