There's still cheaper ways. For example, our last trip to Disney, we stayed off property. Found a hotel room for $80 per night, with mini fridge and microwave and continental breakfast. We pack lunches. We still rope drop. And had a fantastic trip for a third of the price. 😊
agree! the Fairview in flamingo crossings was great. I would for sure rent a vehicle next time if we stay off property again though the ubers stacked up fast.
I lived in Fl when my son was little. We stayed at a $7 a night campground in a tent, packed snacks and drinks in with us, and shared a kids meal, but we always had annual passes.
We've stayed at the Swan and Dolphin using our Marriott points to save money, plus they're close to moderate tier prices. They have a great pool with a slide, walking distance to Epcot and HS or boat. Also dont pay for water in the parks! Get free ice water at quick service locations and you can bring Gatorade type packets to add for flavor and electrolytes. The drinks alone can save major bucks throughout your trip
Or even just a good bottle and refill at the water fountains around the park! I do that when I go to Disneyland in California, saves SO much money on drinks and there's water fountains all over for easy refill between rides! I use a smaller kid's one so it doesn't take up as much space.
2019 drove from NC. Started at 2am. Brought food for the road. Bathroom breaks and rotating drivers every 2 hours. Drove my Prius. $100 in gas round trip. Stopped at Walmart to stock up on food. Backpacked REAL food into the parks. Stayed at a close by VRBO with a full kitchen, 3 bedrooms, close to the parks.
In 2018 we drove from Saskatchewan (above Montana) to Disney World .Definitely saved us money over flying and we got to see St Louis, Nashville, Savanah on the way down. New Orleans and Memphis on the way back. 9,700 km in total
Gas was a little over $1000 Canadian in our dodge caravan. We took about a week driving down. We broke it up with stops at the corn palace in Mitchell SD, the St. Louis arch, a full day in Nashville and a stop in Savanah. We then spent 5 days in Disney, 2 in Universal studios and 2 with people we knew down there. We then took about another week driving back with stops in New Orleans, Memphis and the Mark Twain museum in Hannibal Missouri.
@dme1016 Don't forget Universal as well all our other stops. My daughter was considering getting a Dodge caravan tattoo because of all the memories we created on the many road trips we did as our kids grew up.
Wanted a Disney World Christmas vacation....since it's unnecessarily expensive at Christmas time, we enjoyed our Disney Christmas vacation the first week in January.... Disney still had its holiday cheer and decor....we didn't overbook or overspend on trinkets and restaurants....we went food shopping and planned our vacation 10 months ahead.
@@geno5169 I can only imagine....every year the prices jump majorly that you actually notice lol....may I ask how much did you play for your tickets and what day did you go to Magic Kingdom for Christmas?
My family has gone in December, between Thanksgiving and Christmas. It's way more affordable and far less crowded. Yet, all of the Christmas magic is all on display. It's is absolutely the best time to go there.
Being friends with a cast member or being one ! Free entry to all 4 parks and 2 water parks .Resort discounts are very good!also on top additional discounts
I only paid $33.60 TOTAL for Taxes & fees for Jetblue flights from NYC to MCO roundtrip for 3 people leaving Aug. 28 & returning Sept 5th....just used my points
@@lianelayman6584 I do carry-on only cause I don't trust airlines with my bags since Delta lost mine on a trip to Orlando & I had to buy clothes for the entire trip(luckily, Florida is SOOO much more cheaper than NYC) but I didn't enjoy spending money for something that was out of my control!
As long as you don't mind going off Disney property it's usually pretty easy to find rooms for under $75 a night and many also include breakfast, which is another nice way to save a little more money. And if you pack lunch and snacks for the park or just generally don't eat at their high priced restaurants it's very easy to enjoy the parks on a budget. As AP's we go often and use this strategy to keep our costs low. We drive so we don't have car rental or ride share fees to worry about, but even if you did it's still a cheaper way to go. Also, even many if the less expensive hotels have free shuttle service to the popular theme parks-not as frequent as Disney Transportation, of course. But we've taken their transportation to the parks before and then just taken a Lyft back to the hotel before as many do stop before park closing. Which did work out cheaper than renting a car for one of our trips. The most important thing is to research what the hotel has to offer and weigh it against your needs. There are several clean, decent hotels near Old Towne in Kissimmee which is very near Disney but also makes for a very fun day/night in itself too. On the weekends they have antique cars aplenty in addition to games, Carnival style rides, quaint shops and restaurants-free parking and you can get unlimited rides with a 20ish dollar fee. Makes for a fun and relatively cheap date night.
Do Not Pay for Bottled Water 💦 at the Parks. All of the Quick Service Locations give you Free Filtered Water. As Florida water is Not awesome I would recommend bringing in the flavored drink packets. We like a school bread and a Dole whip or maybe a soft baked 🥨 on occasion, but we tend to not eat much at the parks anymore. For momentos go to the Character Warehouse. There is one on Vine and another on International Drive.
We came to WDW at the end of July for three weeks, two families totalling 7. Stayed in a ‘Disney’ villa. The house was 30 minutes from WDW, 45 from Universal, it was poorly decorated and the rental company oversold it describing the most budget as premium. We literally didn’t find out how far away from WDW we’d be until a week beforehand despite our agent telling us it would be months. We though we’d save money but the food shopping was so expensive, so with the car and petrol on top we could have stayed on site. Spent the last week in the Swan and it was amazing! I recommend my family do it after everything AJ has said. Would never stay in a villa again, but definitely would return to the Swan. Being a walking distance was a game changer!
Great to hear about Swan. Have a first time to WDW family trip planned in the fall. Many ppl have said drive. And stay offsite, but coming form🇨🇦. And the price of gas, parking multiple stops. Seems like a hassle. I opted to stay at Swan and hope it makes better sense. Glad to hear it’s your hotel of choice and you enjoyed it.
Honestly, never thought about modifying days for multiday tickets to get cheaper prices. In the past, if we arrived on say Mon May 1st...we started our tickets on Tues May 2nd......But now, we will look for a couple days prior as it just makes sense! Thank you for the advice!
Magic kingdom used to be my favorite park. Ever since Disney is changing my favorite ride. Splash mountain! Really! They shouldn’t took away! I’m glad I have a splash mountain hat. Ring tone.
I laughed when AJ said that Disney restaurants are as expensive as New York. I went to Manhattan this summer and I told my husband that WDW restaurants were cheaper than Manhattan’s.
You left off the least expensive on property option. I love the campsites at Ft. Wilderness. Not only is it the least expensive place to stay (if you have the gear), but it's a good break from the blaring Disney everywhere stuff without feeling like you left the bubble.
Value Resorts are sold out October 6th, 2023 for February 7, 2024. I tried so hard to get one through our agent. Frustrating. I thought we were booking early enough.
Prefer staying on site especially since they removed the extra parking fee. Just have to watch months ahead because prices do go up the closer you get. Sports was $143 inc tax in Jan when I booked for March and was $190 w/o tax in late February 2023 we’ve been getting better pricing than Airbnb because of all the add on fees they have. I have seen good prices for hotels off site just remember the parking fee daily unless you have the incredi- pass.
1) airfares never drop - 20 years in revenue management here, I can tell you unless there has been a serious disaster, airfares are never lowered. I am not going to reopen one of my lower bucket fare classes to sell more seats, this means there is no demand and by lowering fares I am not going to create that demand, instead I will just adjust my booking curve for future flights. So always buy early. 2) Uber can be a great option for up to 4 people - we Uber all the time and it has always been reasonable. The benefit of Uber is that the price is per car which reduces the price per person 3) Uber Eats and Amazon are also great options for food delivery - we have done this while staying on property and stocked the fridge with soda and had coffee for the am and breakfast/snacks
We went to Disney for under 2500$. Flight we used jet blue card points. No cost. We stayed at holiday in water park in Orlando. This was paid for with ihg card points and my wife’s discount as she is an IHG regional executive. Universal park passes cost under 600$ which we went to one day. Disney cost with genie pass was about 900$. Our hotel was a 3 bedroom suite with a kitchenette. We ordered groceries from insta cart. We cooked breakfast at the hotel daily. We had sandwiches for lunch on the days that we were hanging out at the hotel water park. The rest was spent on dinners. We went to a pirate show dinner which was awesome. It was fun and done on a budget. So for less than one weeks take home pay from my wife and I we were able to give our children an awesome vacation.
Fly southwest! They don’t charge baggage fees and I’ve always had pleasant experience with them. We paid $617 for round trip flights to Orlando and back to Los Angeles. Gotta buy tickets when they are having big sales
Do you have, or would you consider making a video on snack credit breakfast options for each par? And snack credit lunch options? I’m trying to navigate the fact that we might want to do 1 or 2 2 credit meals , but then will want to balance that out with using snack credits for other meals if that makes sense?
I am thinking about staying in a vacation home so far I narrowed it down to reunion or champions gate resort. I also am thinking about maybe renting dvc for a couple days.
Family of 4, staying on property, going to MNSS, arrive on a friday leave monday, 2 park hopper days.... around 3K total.. It can be done on a decent budget.. We love to visit as much as possible.
I’m currently planning one with my soon to be fiancée I think with the cost of flights and a week there it’s like $4,000 but only doing the one park a day so we can save money for trinkets and whatnot.😅
My niece has set up an air bnb next year. We have a large group so staying on site was out of the question. Only some are going to WDW. I haven’t been back since 2019 before the pandemic so I’m itching to go back. I just became comfortable finding my way seemaround and using the fastpass. I’m not a fan of genie plus. I know it’s gonna stress me out every morning.
The way to spend 0 on hotel is to waste 1 day for a presentation for some company because they will actually pay for everything even though they don’t get you with there presentation.
The Real Guide for absolute cheapest option👇 Rent a car - Drive to Orlando, it’s wayyyy cheaper then flying and then renting when you land OR flying and then taking Uber to and from parks every single day Book at Hotel room in KISSIMMEE.. NOT ORLANDO. Very very very important. Find hotel with LOW / NO RESORT FEE. I usually stay at Wyndham for $43/night + $12/daily resort fee. 10 nights = $615 after taxes & fees
The way to spend 0 on hotel is to waste 1 day for a presentation for some company because they will actually pay for everything even though they don’t get you with there presentation.
Ever since Disney had the get more greedy .pricing us family staying on there resorts. We’ve been renting homes. So much more cheaper then Disney resort! We have our own private pool. It’s cheaper . That’s it
I absolutely hate the idea of going to a theme park as a vacation let alone one disney themed… but ig u gotta do what u gotta do to keep the wife happy so here i am
Disney dfb . Needs to go back to. 1985. Where fass passes were included . There park hopping was free!? I remember when my wife and I went to Disney in 1995. Walt would be so disgusted
This was in no way an affordable vacation I have a trip planned for June 2024 with airfare a 3 night stay meal plan for 3 days (no choice) a Cinderella castle lunch2 other restaurants car rental Disney Magic bands no shopping added weight going back I'm in around 3700$ everything is beyond a premium price and is designed to take every last dime from your account if it could god Forbid you come with a massive family just tickets hotel stay and just the meal plan was 1968.34 by itself its def. A 1 and done for me mind you all this was a basic package
I understand "progress" and I don't have to like what they have done (or undone) to the parks I remember. I personally however will not be spending that much for the train wreck they have built. All the nerfs and upcharges make me sick. I'll pass.
Disney parks have lost their way. It was formerly about the kids...now it is confusion and picking parents pockets. Throw away the current corporate goals and fire the employed society misfits and twisted management and return to a grounded American family entertainment experience.
There's still cheaper ways. For example, our last trip to Disney, we stayed off property. Found a hotel room for $80 per night, with mini fridge and microwave and continental breakfast. We pack lunches. We still rope drop. And had a fantastic trip for a third of the price. 😊
Did you have to park far away? And was traffic into the parking lot a nightmare?
@@Michelle-by9fp we rope drop, we were at the parks very early in the morning. So no traffic was not bad at all.
where did you stay? Can you share the name of the place and how far it is from the parks?
agree! the Fairview in flamingo crossings was great. I would for sure rent a vehicle next time if we stay off property again though the ubers stacked up fast.
My hotel was legit less than $40/night so we are doing something right! No need to break the bank to go to Disney
Step 1: Time-travel to 1995
More like 1965 😉
Good one!!
Not an option..
😂😂😂
I wasn't born yet
I lived in Fl when my son was little. We stayed at a $7 a night campground in a tent, packed snacks and drinks in with us, and shared a kids meal, but we always had annual passes.
Our souveneirs and shirts came from the Osceola flea market
Now THAT is cheap!!!
Why do I love this though!?
Honestly, sounds like it adds to the adventure of it all. 🥰
We've stayed at the Swan and Dolphin using our Marriott points to save money, plus they're close to moderate tier prices. They have a great pool with a slide, walking distance to Epcot and HS or boat. Also dont pay for water in the parks! Get free ice water at quick service locations and you can bring Gatorade type packets to add for flavor and electrolytes. The drinks alone can save major bucks throughout your trip
Thx. I’ll be staying at S&D this fall. Nice to know.
Don’t u also get deluxe benefits from s & d Like later park hours and early lightning lane booking
Or even just a good bottle and refill at the water fountains around the park! I do that when I go to Disneyland in California, saves SO much money on drinks and there's water fountains all over for easy refill between rides! I use a smaller kid's one so it doesn't take up as much space.
2019 drove from NC. Started at 2am. Brought food for the road. Bathroom breaks and rotating drivers every 2 hours. Drove my Prius. $100 in gas round trip. Stopped at Walmart to stock up on food. Backpacked REAL food into the parks.
Stayed at a close by VRBO with a full kitchen, 3 bedrooms, close to the parks.
2024-can’t wait for ‘24 DFB guide!!!
We stayed at one of the Disney Springs hotels (B Resort) last June and saved a lot of money. Still got early entry and free transportation.
We loved the B-resort! and walkable to Disney springs.
In 2018 we drove from Saskatchewan (above Montana) to Disney World .Definitely saved us money over flying and we got to see St Louis, Nashville, Savanah on the way down. New Orleans and Memphis on the way back. 9,700 km in total
How much was gas? And how many days did it take? Thinking about driving from MB. Any websites for traveling from Canada?
Gas was a little over $1000 Canadian in our dodge caravan. We took about a week driving down. We broke it up with stops at the corn palace in Mitchell SD, the St. Louis arch, a full day in Nashville and a stop in Savanah. We then spent 5 days in Disney, 2 in Universal studios and 2 with people we knew down there. We then took about another week driving back with stops in New Orleans, Memphis and the Mark Twain museum in Hannibal Missouri.
That's seriously INSANE...and not in a good way. What does Disney mind-mania DO to you people???
@dme1016 Don't forget Universal as well all our other stops. My daughter was considering getting a Dodge caravan tattoo because of all the memories we created on the many road trips we did as our kids grew up.
Wanted a Disney World Christmas vacation....since it's unnecessarily expensive at Christmas time, we enjoyed our Disney Christmas vacation the first week in January.... Disney still had its holiday cheer and decor....we didn't overbook or overspend on trinkets and restaurants....we went food shopping and planned our vacation 10 months ahead.
Our family did there Christmas party! So expensive
@@geno5169 I can only imagine....every year the prices jump majorly that you actually notice lol....may I ask how much did you play for your tickets and what day did you go to Magic Kingdom for Christmas?
Yep that is us also. We just booked for week after Xmas.
My family has gone in December, between Thanksgiving and Christmas. It's way more affordable and far less crowded. Yet, all of the Christmas magic is all on display. It's is absolutely the best time to go there.
Being friends with a cast member or being one ! Free entry to all 4 parks and 2 water parks .Resort discounts are very good!also on top additional discounts
I work for an airline, so I fly for free 😊 and been to all parks across the World. Yes all 5 Disneyland's and the one and only Disney World
I only paid $33.60 TOTAL for Taxes & fees for Jetblue flights from NYC to MCO roundtrip for 3 people leaving Aug. 28 & returning Sept 5th....just used my points
we don't have points and seating for 5 leaving from EWR to MCO is about $3k around Easter 2024. our trip in 2022 cost me $4100 with United :(
@@nervouSShitter wow! that sucks....hope you find cheaper flights in the future though
@@lianelayman6584 I do carry-on only cause I don't trust airlines with my bags since Delta lost mine on a trip to Orlando & I had to buy clothes for the entire trip(luckily, Florida is SOOO much more cheaper than NYC) but I didn't enjoy spending money for something that was out of my control!
@@lianelayman6584 they charge for carry on? i think it's standard to pay for checked luggage.
@@lianelayman6584Yes, however they have more leg room than any other airline in Economy and they have the video screens.... We love to fly JetBlue 💫
Highly recommend the new Drury; fantastic hotel and amenities, walking distance to Disney Springs, and NO RESORT FEES.
We recommend renting a house . Like we’ve done for years. It’s so much cheaper then staying with Disney. And we have our ow pool! It’s private.
@@geno5169 Can't argue with that idea; and there are certainly some incredible homes for rent.
As long as you don't mind going off Disney property it's usually pretty easy to find rooms for under $75 a night and many also include breakfast, which is another nice way to save a little more money. And if you pack lunch and snacks for the park or just generally don't eat at their high priced restaurants it's very easy to enjoy the parks on a budget. As AP's we go often and use this strategy to keep our costs low. We drive so we don't have car rental or ride share fees to worry about, but even if you did it's still a cheaper way to go. Also, even many if the less expensive hotels have free shuttle service to the popular theme parks-not as frequent as Disney Transportation, of course. But we've taken their transportation to the parks before and then just taken a Lyft back to the hotel before as many do stop before park closing. Which did work out cheaper than renting a car for one of our trips. The most important thing is to research what the hotel has to offer and weigh it against your needs. There are several clean, decent hotels near Old Towne in Kissimmee which is very near Disney but also makes for a very fun day/night in itself too. On the weekends they have antique cars aplenty in addition to games, Carnival style rides, quaint shops and restaurants-free parking and you can get unlimited rides with a 20ish dollar fee. Makes for a fun and relatively cheap date night.
Step 1: consider going to disney
Step 2: decide not to go to Disney
Money saved, mission success
If driving is the cheapest way to get to WDW can someone please tell me how I can drive there from Australia?
🤣🤣🤣
Drive on the right side when you get to the USA.
Oh, you just hop on the East Australian current and relax the whole way.
Try using the Kangaroo Expressway. You'll get there in a hop and a skip.
We are going at the beginning of November. We booked our flight months ago.We booked Mears Express. We were very pleased with them last time.
Do Not Pay for Bottled Water 💦 at the Parks. All of the Quick Service Locations give you Free Filtered Water. As Florida water is Not awesome I would recommend bringing in the flavored drink packets. We like a school bread and a Dole whip or maybe a soft baked 🥨 on occasion, but we tend to not eat much at the parks anymore. For momentos go to the Character Warehouse. There is one on Vine and another on International Drive.
We came to WDW at the end of July for three weeks, two families totalling 7. Stayed in a ‘Disney’ villa. The house was 30 minutes from WDW, 45 from Universal, it was poorly decorated and the rental company oversold it describing the most budget as premium. We literally didn’t find out how far away from WDW we’d be until a week beforehand despite our agent telling us it would be months. We though we’d save money but the food shopping was so expensive, so with the car and petrol on top we could have stayed on site. Spent the last week in the Swan and it was amazing! I recommend my family do it after everything AJ has said. Would never stay in a villa again, but definitely would return to the Swan. Being a walking distance was a game changer!
Great to hear about Swan. Have a first time to WDW family trip planned in the fall. Many ppl have said drive. And stay offsite, but coming form🇨🇦. And the price of gas, parking multiple stops. Seems like a hassle. I opted to stay at Swan and hope it makes better sense. Glad to hear it’s your hotel of choice and you enjoyed it.
@@rdub5499 it does have buses to the parks but the 15 minutes walk was amazing and so convenient. Plus the earlier access was so helpful.
Honestly, never thought about modifying days for multiday tickets to get cheaper prices. In the past, if we arrived on say Mon May 1st...we started our tickets on Tues May 2nd......But now, we will look for a couple days prior as it just makes sense! Thank you for the advice!
My 1st time to WDW I drove from California. Took me 2 1/2 days. I slept in the back of my pickup truck and then stayed at All Star movies.
Magic kingdom used to be my favorite park. Ever since Disney is changing my favorite ride. Splash mountain! Really! They shouldn’t took away! I’m glad I have a splash mountain hat. Ring tone.
Cheapest way to experience WDW? Stay home and live vicariously through DFB Guide!
Park Hopper Plus includes plusses - including access to waterparks and mini-golf.
I laughed when AJ said that Disney restaurants are as expensive as New York. I went to Manhattan this summer and I told my husband that WDW restaurants were cheaper than Manhattan’s.
Yesss as a New Yorker the food prices in Disney weren’t a sticker shock
You left off the least expensive on property option.
I love the campsites at Ft. Wilderness. Not only is it the least expensive place to stay (if you have the gear), but it's a good break from the blaring Disney everywhere stuff without feeling like you left the bubble.
Value Resorts are sold out October 6th, 2023 for February 7, 2024. I tried so hard to get one through our agent. Frustrating. I thought we were booking early enough.
I just found value resort rooms for this December.🫡
Prefer staying on site especially since they removed the extra parking fee. Just have to watch months ahead because prices do go up the closer you get. Sports was $143 inc tax in Jan when I booked for March and was $190 w/o tax in late February
2023 we’ve been getting better pricing than Airbnb because of all the add on fees they have.
I have seen good prices for hotels off site just remember the parking fee daily unless you have the incredi- pass.
1) airfares never drop - 20 years in revenue management here, I can tell you unless there has been a serious disaster, airfares are never lowered. I am not going to reopen one of my lower bucket fare classes to sell more seats, this means there is no demand and by lowering fares I am not going to create that demand, instead I will just adjust my booking curve for future flights. So always buy early.
2) Uber can be a great option for up to 4 people - we Uber all the time and it has always been reasonable. The benefit of Uber is that the price is per car which reduces the price per person
3) Uber Eats and Amazon are also great options for food delivery - we have done this while staying on property and stocked the fridge with soda and had coffee for the am and breakfast/snacks
We went to Disney for under 2500$. Flight we used jet blue card points. No cost. We stayed at holiday in water park in Orlando. This was paid for with ihg card points and my wife’s discount as she is an IHG regional executive. Universal park passes cost under 600$ which we went to one day. Disney cost with genie pass was about 900$. Our hotel was a 3 bedroom suite with a kitchenette. We ordered groceries from insta cart. We cooked breakfast at the hotel daily. We had sandwiches for lunch on the days that we were hanging out at the hotel water park. The rest was spent on dinners. We went to a pirate show dinner which was awesome. It was fun and done on a budget. So for less than one weeks take home pay from my wife and I we were able to give our children an awesome vacation.
Fly southwest! They don’t charge baggage fees and I’ve always had pleasant experience with them. We paid $617 for round trip flights to Orlando and back to Los Angeles. Gotta buy tickets when they are having big sales
Go to international drive, they have amazing restaurants
Could you do a video on the Disney college program??
Growing up our Florida trips were a 23 hour drive and we never booked a hotel along the way!
I love getting gift cards at Kroger when they have the 4x fuel points then getting up to $1 off per gallon.
We’re driving NY to FL in January 😅
Do you have, or would you consider making a video on snack credit breakfast options for each par? And snack credit lunch options? I’m trying to navigate the fact that we might want to do 1 or 2 2 credit meals , but then will want to balance that out with using snack credits for other meals if that makes sense?
We drove twice to Disney and didn’t stop at hotels. Just stopped at rest stops for a few. Then kept driving.
It was cheaper taking Uber rather than a taxi at the airport in my opinion for the ones with no car
I am thinking about staying in a vacation home so far I narrowed it down to reunion or champions gate resort. I also am thinking about maybe renting dvc for a couple days.
Is there a video dedicated to explaining early entry and evening hours for resort guests?
Family of 4, staying on property, going to MNSS, arrive on a friday leave monday, 2 park hopper days.... around 3K total.. It can be done on a decent budget.. We love to visit as much as possible.
I’m currently planning one with my soon to be fiancée I think with the cost of flights and a week there it’s like $4,000 but only doing the one park a day so we can save money for trinkets and whatnot.😅
Me and My Bestfreind Are Going In October Of Next Year We Love The Not So Scary Halloween 😊
I'm going on Thursday 😝
Do you have to make reservations at every restaurant in the park? Also do you pay ahead of time or on the day you eat
Is Dinoland really leaving? 😢
No it’s not official it’s still in the “blue sky” phase
My niece has set up an air bnb next year. We have a large group so staying on site was out of the question. Only some are going to WDW. I haven’t been back since 2019 before the pandemic so I’m itching to go back. I just became comfortable finding my way seemaround and using the fastpass. I’m not a fan of genie plus. I know it’s gonna stress me out every morning.
On-site perks?? There aren’t any. Nothing is worth the ridiculous overpriced rates being charged.
Love AJ... thanks!!!
Alternate option: buy VR glasses and edibles.
what was that ride/place at timestamp 0:50
First is the China pavilion at EPCOT and the floating rock face is in Pandora at Animal Kingdom.
Thanks
Why did they cancel the bus to an from the airport to your room?
Okay, hear me out.....a DDP but just snacks....Like 4 per day
Do you fly at all?
The way to spend 0 on hotel is to waste 1 day for a presentation for some company because they will actually pay for everything even though they don’t get you with there presentation.
I live 2 hours from Disney ! But I never go lol
HELL YEAH. I'LL GO TO WALT DISNEY WORLD FOR A CHEAP PRICE
The Real Guide for absolute cheapest option👇
Rent a car - Drive to Orlando, it’s wayyyy cheaper then flying and then renting when you land OR flying and then taking Uber to and from parks every single day
Book at Hotel room in KISSIMMEE.. NOT ORLANDO. Very very very important. Find hotel with LOW / NO RESORT FEE. I usually stay at Wyndham for $43/night + $12/daily resort fee. 10 nights = $615 after taxes & fees
The way to spend 0 on hotel is to waste 1 day for a presentation for some company because they will actually pay for everything even though they don’t get you with there presentation.
Ever since Disney had the get more greedy .pricing us family staying on there resorts. We’ve been renting homes. So much more cheaper then Disney resort! We have our own private pool. It’s cheaper . That’s it
Me and my wife and son are about to drive 8 hours next month. Pray for us lol 😂
Lowest cost - talk to Grandma. She'll pay for the trip.
15 minute break every 2 hours 😂 Yea, no. We only stop when the vehicle needs gas or somebody needs the bathroom.
Another cheap way to do Disney food: get the kiddie meals! Still a full meal at a fraction of the cost of an adult one!
Step 1 - Know a cast member :)
I absolutely hate the idea of going to a theme park as a vacation let alone one disney themed… but ig u gotta do what u gotta do to keep the wife happy so here i am
Im planning disney for 2026
Disney dfb .
Needs to go back to. 1985. Where fass passes were included . There park hopping was free!? I remember when my wife and I went to Disney in 1995. Walt would be so disgusted
NO SUCH THING!!!!!
I live a 2 hour flight from Disney world. It's like $55 roundtrip 💀
OK, NOW how am I going to get rid of my money?! 💸
This was in no way an affordable vacation I have a trip planned for June 2024 with airfare a 3 night stay meal plan for 3 days (no choice) a Cinderella castle lunch2 other restaurants car rental Disney Magic bands no shopping added weight going back I'm in around 3700$ everything is beyond a premium price and is designed to take every last dime from your account if it could god Forbid you come with a massive family just tickets hotel stay and just the meal plan was 1968.34 by itself its def. A 1 and done for me mind you all this was a basic package
The real answer is...just don't.
im lucky i can drive thear
Step 1 Don’t go
$200 a night ain't cheap!
I understand "progress" and I don't have to like what they have done (or undone) to the parks I remember. I personally however will not be spending that much for the train wreck they have built. All the nerfs and upcharges make me sick. I'll pass.
Disney and Cheap simply do not go together, period!
Disney parks have lost their way. It was formerly about the kids...now it is confusion and picking parents pockets. Throw away the current corporate goals and fire the employed society misfits and twisted management and return to a grounded American family entertainment experience.
It was always about that 😂
🍟🍅🍔🍗🍈🥪🍎😁
Flamingo crossing is a great off site budget friendly option to stay. It’s also a Disney owned property so fun.