How can you save money on food at Walt Disney World?

Answer 1

Until last year, WDW travel packages were not a very good deal. However, since the introduction of the Magic Your Way ticket and related packages, most of the discounts that Disney offers are extensions of their travel packages. You just have to find the package that matches your travel needs. For example, they offer a Dining Plan that can save you money if you like to eat a table-service restaurants every day. They are offering it for FREE for a limited time this fall, potentially saving a family of four $700 or more (depending on the length of your vacation and who's in the family). For room-only reservations, the only "almost sure thing" is the AAA and CAA discount, which is 10-30 percent. They have also offered discounts to Annual Passholders; the best specials are offered during value or regular season. Check the Disney World web site frequently, as some specials are posted there (especially Golf packages). Above all, become familiar with the various "seasons" at WDW. They are different from other travel destinations. Room rates are based on the season and level of hotel. Sometimes changing your vacation by a week or two or changing from a Deluxe Resort to a Moderate or Value Resort makes a signficant different in your rate. More money-saving tips from FAQ Farmers: * Here are some tips from Mary Waring of mousesavers.com, an expert on Disney travel. * Book the

Answer 2

One of the biggest money savers is to NOT stay at a Disney World Resort. Stay at a local hotel. One place I have found absoutely fantastic is Tropical Palms Resort. It is a permanat trailer park. They are about 10 minutes away from the entrances to any Disney park, if you take Disney highway. They are very nice cottages, with full kitchen applainces, pool, and laundromat. This brings me to a next huge money saver, don't eat every meal in the park. If you stay at a Disney Resort, you aren't allowed to have food. This means you have to eat in the resort ar at the park for every meal. If you stay elsewhere, you can save a ton on food cost. Don't buy things in the parks that aren't relevant to Disney. There are lots of toys and such you can get back home. Defenately get a autograph book, and souvineers such a collectables. Pin trading is also fun. This is just a suggestion, but I would get a Bounce Pass. They are very flexible, so you aren't confined to one park a day. Go to one park in the day and another at nigh. This also allows you to visit a park more than once.

Answer 3

Join the legions of budget-minded families that have found cheaper alternatives to 3 Disney meals per day, for years. By

Answer 4

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