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Living in Reunion

Reunion is a resort and residential community near Four Corners, about 20 minutes from Disney. It is built around three golf courses and the Reunion Resort and Club, with homes, villas, and condos set among the fairways.

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Quick Facts

County
Osceola
Entity type
Resort and residential community
Major roads
I-4, US 192, Reunion Parkway
Housing types
Single-family, villas, condos, estate homes
Lake access
Small lakes within the development
Golf
Three courses at Reunion Resort
New construction
Limited, mostly built out

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Quick Overview

Reunion is a large resort and residential community developed in the 2000s near the intersection of I-4 and US 192, in the same corner of Osceola County as the Four Corners area. It is built around the Reunion Resort and Club and three signature golf courses, with a mix of permanent homes, resort villas, and rental properties.

The community is well known for its resort amenities, including the Reunion Grande hotel and clubhouse and multiple pools and restaurants, and a significant share of the housing operates as vacation rentals given the Disney proximity.

For relocation buyers, Reunion offers a resort-style setting close to the attractions, with the tradeoff of a vacation-rental mix and a longer drive to Orlando jobs.

Neighborhoods

Reunion is divided into sections of single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums, with golf-front, lakefront, and pond-view lots throughout. The community's architecture follows a resort style, and the Reunion Grande stands as the visual centerpiece.

The surrounding Four Corners area, straddling Osceola, Polk, and Lake counties, has grown rapidly, adding services and neighborhoods around the resort.

Housing

Reunion housing spans estate homes on the golf course, custom single-family properties, villas, and condominiums. Most homes date from the mid-2000s onward, and the market includes both owner-occupants and rental investment units.

A large share of the housing is managed as short-term vacation rentals, so buyers should review HOA rules and the mix of full-time residents in any specific section before purchasing.

Transportation

I-4 has an interchange at US 192 near Reunion, providing the main route toward Orlando and Tampa. US 192 handles local and tourist traffic, and the Florida Turnpike is a short drive east.

Tourist traffic on I-4 and US 192 is heavy on weekends and during holiday seasons.

Drive times depend on traffic, route, and exact address. Depending on conditions, trips to downtown Orlando typically take about 35 to 45 minutes. The Walt Disney World area is roughly 20 to 30 minutes away, and Orlando International Airport (MCO) usually runs about 40 to 50 minutes.

Daily Life

Daily life at Reunion is built around the resort club: three golf courses, multiple pools, a water park section at the Grande, dining venues, and tennis and fitness facilities. Residents often access club amenities through membership or association arrangements.

Disney and the attractions are a short drive, and the growing commercial corridors of Four Corners and ChampionsGate provide shopping and services.

Schools

Reunion is served by the School District of Osceola County, with elementary, middle, and high school assignments varying by address within the community.

School zones are address-based and can change. Verify the assignment for any specific address with the School District of Osceola County school locator before buying.

Things to Consider Before Moving to Reunion

Rental mix

Much of Reunion's housing is vacation rental. If you want full-time neighbors, review rental restrictions and owner-occupancy rates in each section.

Club fees

Access to resort and club amenities often involves membership fees beyond HOA dues. Review the full cost of club access.

Tourist traffic

The I-4 and US 192 corridor handles heavy resort traffic, especially on weekends and holidays.

Orlando commute

Downtown Orlando is about 35 to 45 minutes away. Reunion suits buyers tied to the Disney corridor more than daily downtown commuters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What county is Reunion in?

Reunion is in Osceola County, Florida, near the Four Corners area where Osceola, Polk, and Lake counties meet.

Is Reunion close to Disney?

Yes. The Walt Disney World area is roughly 20 to 30 minutes away by car via I-4 or US 192.

Does Reunion have golf?

Yes. The Reunion Resort and Club has three championship golf courses, and club amenities and memberships are managed by the resort.

Is Reunion a vacation-rental community?

Much of Reunion's housing is operated as short-term vacation rentals. Buyers should review HOA rental rules and neighborhood occupancy before purchasing.

What schools serve Reunion?

The School District of Osceola County serves Reunion, with assignments varying by address. Verify with the district school locator.

Last updated: August 27, 2026. Published by Moving to Orlando Guide with Tyler Gibson.

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Tyler Gibson, Central Florida Real Estate Advisor

Written by Tyler Gibson, Realtor, Investor, Team Leader, GPG | LPT Realty, FL License #3454664. Moved to Orlando in 2013. Se habla espanol.

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