No, in 2026, Disney Resort pools are strictly reserved for guests staying at that specific resort. To maintain safety and prevent overcrowding, most pools at Walt Disney World and Disneyland require you to tap your MagicBand+ or "Key to the World" card to unlock the gate. "Pool hopping"—visiting a pool at a resort where you are not staying—is generally prohibited for standard guests. There are very few exceptions: guests staying at certain "sister" resorts (like the All-Star Movies, Music, and Sports complex) can often use each other's pools, and Disney Vacation Club (DVC) members occasionally have pool-hopping perks, though these are frequently suspended during peak holiday seasons. If you are not a guest at a Disney hotel, your only options for swimming are the two major water parks, Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach, which are open to the general public with a paid ticket.