where can i find affordable vacation packages for disney world?

Question

i need good deals with park tickets included

Answer 1

Disney is offereing all-in-one affordable vacation packages. I strongly recommend you visit the official website and click on "affordable" to see what package options they current have, you can also get a price quote, here is the direct link:
http://www.disneyworld.com

Good Luck.

Answer 2

Disneyworld.com leads to http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/index
where you can book your whole trip.

Travel agents will often resell these, this will increase the price and will often cause you to have to use their vouchers for things like hotel and tickets. This is total pain in the neck.

Also if you are booking the 'value' priced resorts (pop-century, pop-music, all-star sports, etc) plan on riding a bus all over disney to go to parks, takes a while sometimes, usually the busses are full of people. Plan to rent a car.

If you book in Lake Buena Vista to save money on the disney package be aware the Grosvenor Hotel is currently under renovation. It is the least exspensive hotel in the Disney package listings and the closet to Disney Market Place. However the hotel is not affiliated with Disney and lacking in some ammenities.

Answer 3

Call a travel agent. It's there job to price out packages and find one that works best for you.
Just remember, packages aren't set up to be cheaper, they are set up for convenience. It's almost always cheaper to purchase tickets and hotel and etc seperately.

Answer 4

Here is an excellent site with some wonderful options 4 U.

Answer 5

If you are wanting to stay in a budget, but really want to reduce the amount of time you have to put into the research, I would look into a Disney specialized agent. They can work a budget like magic so you can get so much more with their knowledge, and it takes so much less time. Or, if you have a little more to spend and want to get a better package, they can help you plan your days with tours and such.

I'm not sure of what your budget is. If you really want to have a fantastic time, I would try to stay onsite. The value resorts at Disney are really cute (Pop Century, All Star Movies, All Star Music and All Star Sports) they aren't fancy, but they are a lot of fun, and most kids like them better than the moderate or deluxe resorts which cost alot more. The value resorts run an average of around $100 depending on the time of year. There are offsite resorts that charge less, but you lose a lot of convenience and not all of the resorts are very nice. For a little extra money you get a lot more and in the long run you may find that you spend less staying at Disney because of all the extras.


There are a lot of books that offer info on saving money, but most of the info can be found online, so I would save the money and look around online, or use an agent. I think an agent is the best way to get the most for your money, especially since you don't have to pay any extra. I would also check the library, most of the time I don't find the info that useful and it can be inaccurate as well, some of the more popular books I've even read inaccurate info.

I would say that $2000 would give you a nice stay onsite. The meal plan is a great deal and will save you a lot of money, depending on your kids ages, kids under 10 eat for only $10.99 and under 2 are free. Any child 10 and up and adults are $38.99. You really can't find less expensive food for the kids, that is a big savings. You can eat for less, you just can't expect to eat at the nicer places you are able to eat at on the meal plan. Bringing some snacks and things will help you save some money and maybe you won't need to eat as many meals in the park. If you go offsite that will also save you money. Have a large breakfast someplace like Denny's and then go to the park, have a snack and then have dinner in the early evening. The meal plan can save you 40% off your food if you want to eat at the nicer places, so if you plan to eat onsite, that is really the way to go and one of the biggest benefits to staying onsite. Counterservice meals only cost about $10 per person, but most only offer hamburgers and fries. There are some that offer other foods for around the same price, but not as many. If you want to spend less than the dining plan, it can be done, but it doesn't make the vacation as fun and you don't have as many options.

Staying onsite also gives you a ton of benefits that you can't get offsite. Here are a few of the reasons I would stay onsite:

1). Better transportation- Especially if you are travelling with younger kids or older adults that need to rest in the middle of the day. Many offsite hotels, if they offer a shuttle (if they don't that is an additional cost you will have to pay) only run in the morning and in evening. You usually need to schedule the shuttle, etc. It can also be a long ride and take away a good portion of your time at the park. Onsite transportation is fast and easy, and it runs all day. Depending on where you would stay you have different transportation options, all resorts offer buses, some of them offer boat transportation and three offer a monorail for transportation.

2). You can take advantage of the Disney dining plan. This plan can save you 40% off of your food and you get to eat at the nicer restaurants that you may not eat at otherwise. It is a great deal.

3). I'm not sure when you are going, but Disney offers promotions for just about every date of the year. Unless you are going in the next few weeks, you should still be able to get a promotion for your dates. Currently they are offering free ticket upgrades, but they often offer free dining, especially during value season. So if you add up the saving there, you will more than likely be spending less, or possibly a little more than an offsite hotel, but you get all of the extra benefits and probably a lot more included.

4) The Disney touch- When you stay at Disney you know you are going to be staying at a nice place. I've gone past some of hotels that offer lower rates, and in some cases the same rates as Disney's hotels, and I think I would be afraid to go inside. Most of them aren't very clean, they can be a few miles away, etc. Also, you get the Disney service. If there is a problem, Disney will go above and beyond to try and fix the problem and do everything they can to make up for it. Even in cases where it isn't even their problem, they try their best to compensate in some way.

5). You can charge purchases to a room card so you don't have to bring your credit cards and cash with you everywhere you go.

6). Parking is free at your resort and you will also get free parking for the theme parks and some of the other places on property.

7). You packages can be delivered to your room. I know this doesn't sound like much now. But when you are in the parks, it is hot, you've been there all day, your tired and you have a ton of purchases to carry around, put on the bus, take back to the room (especially if you have kids that have purchases and/or diaper bags, strollers, etc.) it is nice to be able to make your purchase and then let Disney deliver it to your room.

8). Disney also offers Magical Express. Now, this isn't the best service and it does have some room for improvement, but it is also free. So that is another $100 or so dollars that you can save just for your transfer to and from the airport.
Staying onsite also gives you a ton of benefits that you can't get offsite. Here are a few of the reasons I would stay onsite:


These are just a few of the benefits. I think that if you actually figure out your costs, everything that is included, etc. you will probably find that an offsite hotel actually ends up being more and you don't get all of the benefits. Most people think they are saving a ton of money by staying offsite, but they don't figure in the costs for everything else, or consider other benefits. After everything is said and done, I can almost guarentee you can save money by staying onsite, and you know you have a good room and things like that.

Unless I am in Orlando for business, or have to attend a convention, meeting, etc. I always stay onsite, I even stay onsite when I am just there for business because I like the Disney hotels that much.


If you need any ideas or need some more help, please e-mail me. I go to Disney several times a year and I love to help.

Answer 6

Maybe... try the yahoo travel.

Answer 7

expedia.com