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Summary of Current Walt Disney World Deals and Discounts



82 comments

1 Kelley { 09.26.16 at 12:22 pm }

Hello! We are traveling to Disney with our kids for the first time on 2/26 and wondered if you have heard info on when the Feb/March deals might be coming out and/or what they might look like? Thanks so much!!

2 Dave { 09.26.16 at 2:30 pm }

Kelley, I’m expecting them soon after the current deal’s “book by” date expires–so shortly after 10/8. I’d expect a room rate deal.

3 salma { 12.04.16 at 3:33 am }

Hi Dave , i am travelling to orlando from the 12th of december to 18th of december . have already booked hotels , wanted to know if therewill be any discounts on the tickets to wdw for 3 adults and 1 child

4 Dave { 12.04.16 at 1:18 pm }

Salma, see this. You need your tickets ASAP or you will miss out on FastPass+.

5 Scott Bradley { 09.16.17 at 6:18 pm }

Hi Dave,

We are planning a trip in April next year. April 28th to May 5th, I was wondering if you have noticed a trend over the years for deals? Room discount, or meal plan? Anything will help.

Thanks

Scott

6 Dave { 09.17.17 at 9:23 am }

Scott, deals have gotten less attractive and harder to book every year.

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