Magic Moment Resort & Kids Club, a family-focused boutique hotel in Kissimmee, has been selected as the first Dazzler Select by Wyndham properties in the United States. Out of 26 contenders from markets like Los Angeles, New York, and Miami, the Orlando-area resorts stood out. Its new role places it at the forefront of Wyndham’s latest brand and gives Central Florida another reason to shine!
“This moment belongs to our guests and our city,” says Carina Radonich, owner of Magic Moment Resort. “Families choose Orlando to make memories. We’re proud to help them do that, now with even more support behind the scenes. Introducing Dazzler Select by Wyndham, we are inviting all the independent owners who want to offer great guest experiences in the Midscale market to join our Wyndham family!”
Orlando in the spotlight
The choice highlights Orlando’s growing reputation as more than theme parks. The city is a hub of innovation, wellness, and family travel. Wyndham Hotels & Resorts pointed to Magic Moment’s guest ratings, location of the parks, and its strong reputation for family-friendly experiences.
Orlando also brings reach. The region welcomes millions of visitors each year and continues to attract new residents, creative companies, and global events. For a brand centered on independent hotels, launching here makes a statement that the future of travel in Central Florida can be both local and widely accessible.
The W192 corridor is part of that story. It has evolved into a busy gateway for park-goers, small businesses, and new hospitality concepts. Placing Dazzler Select here signals confidence in neighborhoods beyond the resort districts. It rewards properties with a strong local voice while connecting them to global systems that help families find and book with ease.
Magic Moment Resort’s family-first legacy
For nearly 10 years, Magic Moment Resort has created a playful, safe space for families. The property is known for its colorful kids’ club, vibrant play areas, modern rooms, and complimentary breakfast. Its guiding principle is simple: “Every family moment matters.”
The resort’s design reflects that mission. Rooms are set up for families on the go. Kids’ spaces invite free play and learning. Staff are trained to anticipate real needs, from early breakfasts to stroller-friendly paths. It feels personal because it is personal — it’s where hospitality meets heart.
Practical touches make the difference. Shuttle access keeps transportation simple. Team rooms and kid-approved snacks reduce decision fatigue after long days at the parks. Music and on-site programming are curated for children, allowing parents to relax. That focus on real family needs is why so many guests return.
A ribbon-cutting celebration
On Monday, October 6, Magic Moment marked its entry into the Wyndham family with a lively ribbon-cutting ceremony. Wyndham CEO Geoff Ballotti and brand leaders joined Radonich for the event. Community partners, local press, and hospitality insiders filled the courtyard.
The celebration ran like a family party with media access. Guests arrived for photo ops, short interviews, and a walk-through of the kids’ spaces, followed by a reception with food, drinks, and gift bags. The highlight was simple but powerful. Leaders spoke about keeping Magic Moment’s character intact while opening doors to a larger network.
The takeaway felt clear: a local favorite is stepping onto a national stage without losing its voice.
What’s next for Orlando travelers
As Magic Moment nears its 10th anniversary, the Wyndham partnership secures its place as a top choice for locals and visitors. Families will see boutique style and consistent standards. They will also see better access through Wyndham Rewards.
Expect more visibility and community ties. The team plans to double down on what families ask for most: comfort, safety, and memorable experiences close to the parks. There is momentum behind the message. If you’re considering Orlando with kids, think Magic Moment first.
Guests can also expect smarter offers and programming. Wyndham’s marketing reach and loyalty base will spotlight family packages, passholder-friendly stays, and seasonal events. Look for simple wins like early breakfast hours, activity-led mornings, and poolside mini-workshops that help parents and kids connect. Small moments add up. That is the brand promise.
Written in partnership with Tom White
