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Planning a Disney World vacation might seem pricey, but there are several ways to cut costs! It's crucial to know about the hotel deals available. We’ve compared prices on Priceline with booking straight from Disney’s website. Interestingly, you could save between $6 and $89 per night at select Disney hotels via Priceline. While lower savings appear in Value and Moderate hotels, booking directly through Disney could yield better discounts due to special deals.
For instance, Annual Passholders can save up to 35% on rooms during certain periods, and there are also savings for guests staying five nights or longer. Even non-Passholders can save up to 20%.
When we checked costs from September 24th to 26th, Priceline offered Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa at $567 per night compared to $507 with the Passholder deal on Disney’s site. Similar price differences appeared for other resorts like Coronado Springs and Art of Animation.
Furthermore, for those considering longer stays, Disney’s Yacht Club Resort was priced at $935 per night on Priceline versus $917 on Disney’s site for a six-night stay.
Finally, for a peak four-night stay in mid-October, Disney’s BoardWalk Inn was $832 on Priceline and $696.50 on Disney’s website. It's wise to keep an eye out for special deals and compare rates to maximize your savings. Seeking professional planning help can also make your Disney adventure more affordable.
Have you had success in finding great hotel deals for your Disney World trip? Share your tips below!
For instance, Annual Passholders can save up to 35% on rooms during certain periods, and there are also savings for guests staying five nights or longer. Even non-Passholders can save up to 20%.
When we checked costs from September 24th to 26th, Priceline offered Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa at $567 per night compared to $507 with the Passholder deal on Disney’s site. Similar price differences appeared for other resorts like Coronado Springs and Art of Animation.
Furthermore, for those considering longer stays, Disney’s Yacht Club Resort was priced at $935 per night on Priceline versus $917 on Disney’s site for a six-night stay.
Finally, for a peak four-night stay in mid-October, Disney’s BoardWalk Inn was $832 on Priceline and $696.50 on Disney’s website. It's wise to keep an eye out for special deals and compare rates to maximize your savings. Seeking professional planning help can also make your Disney adventure more affordable.
Have you had success in finding great hotel deals for your Disney World trip? Share your tips below!
