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Disney World Room Rate Deal for May through July 2025



By Dave Shute

DISNEY WORLD ROOM RATE DISCOUNTS FOR MAY, JUNE AND JULY 2025

Walt Disney World has released a group of room rate discounts covering stays most nights from May 1 through July 31, 2025.

Savings range from 15% through 30%. Available rooms for the deal are in three groups of savings, and in each group, savings are 5% better for stays of 5 nights or longer than for stays of one to four nights.

DISNEY WORLD ROOM RATE DISCOUNTS OF 25-30%

A group of mostly DVC and deluxe resorts is available for discounts of 25% to 30% per night.

DISNEY WORLD ROOM RATE DISCOUNTS OF 20-25%

A mix of select deluxe, DVC, and values resorts and room types, plus most of the moderates, is available for discounts of 20% to 25% per night.

 

DISNEY WORLD ROOM RATE DISCOUNTS OF 15-20%

The campsites, the rest of the values, and Caribbean Beach are available for 15-20% off.

Not all room types will be available under this deal. Moreover, other deals, including a kids ticket deal, which can be combined with this deal, and a free dining deal–which cannot be combined with anything–are also available for these dates. Consider all of them before deciding on one.

For details on this deal, see this.

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