Getting the news that you’re going
to Disney World is like Christmas morning. After the initial excitement wears
off, you start to worry about how you’re going to pay of all of it. This is
where I am here to help! I have been going to Disney World at least once a year
since I was born; because of this I have learned plenty of incredible tips!
One
of the most important tips for Disney, as well as many other travel plans its
to plan as far in advance as possible. This
allows for rates and fares to be lower, also try and plan around the busier
seasons of year! The least crowded and lowest rates usually occur:
- January: after the holidays are over, many people are getting back into routines, so many of the hotels and parks are empty
- Late April: until Memorial Day, this time of year is Epcot’s Flower and Garden Festival, where many free concerts and exhibits with park admission
- Late August through end of September: families are getting ready for the new school year. No kids – no crowds.
During these times Disney is eager to get hotel and dining
reservations filled! Also during these times you might be able to find cheaper
airfare or train fare!
Unusual Tip: Don’t forget about the train, even though it
might be a bit longer travel time there are surprisingly cheap fares!
Can't wait to read all your money saving tips! How far in advance do you recommend to start planning for a Disney trip? Six months or as far in advance as a year?
ReplyDeleteI am really excited for more tips because I for one did not know Epcot had a Flower and Garden Festival! I remember the first time my mom told me we were going to Disney, I just died! I could not imagine how much it all ended up being with three kids and herself!
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