How Much Does It Cost to Go to Disney World Right Now?
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- Опубліковано 22 січ 2023
- If you don’t want to get blindsided by the hidden costs in Disney World, you’re in the right place! Let’s look at how much it really costs to go to Disney World this year.
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The one cost that I found I can do away with is the park hopper. In my opinion, it's just as easy to spend a full day at one park each day and explore it more fully.
Agreed. I have kids so it’s obviously different for everyone else but we like going back to the hotel and relax and swim from like 1230 to 330 and then head back to the same park more energized
There is zero reason to park hop right now. The only half day park right now is Animal Kingdom and then you can go to Disney Springs, not spend $200 extra, and have a nice meal. Or explore the resorts!
Especially with the restrictions on park hopping
The sad part is park hopping used to be free. Of course that was before the Iger greed regime. I love to park hop, go back to the room in the afternoon and a different park in the evening. Especially if EPCOT has a festival going on. Of course my no expiration park hopper tickets are down to the last few days. After that I will weigh the costs.
the only time we bought park hopper was when we were in Disneyland day of Radiator Springs Racers opening after a refurb, and we really wanted to go so we rode it like 3x and then it was down again for the following week after we got back home, but otherwise its a waste
It breaks my heart that we’ve been priced out of Disney, I loved sharing this with my family. I booked our 2022 Florida trip through Costco travel, it included flights from Los Angeles, weekly car rental, stay at Sheraton Vista, 2 bedroom 2 bath full kitchen apartment, 5 day tickets to Universal through a promotion and 7 day tickets to Sea world parks which included Discovery Cove, Busch Gardens, Sea World and their 2 water parks. This was for 4 people and cost $4k, this didn’t include gas or food. By cutting Disney out we saved a ton of money and didn’t really miss it.
Wow! That sounds like a pretty decent deal for a family of 4! So glad you could enjoy your vacay 😊
Same here, I decided that once I get a job I want to bring my dad's house (6 people) bc only me, my brother and my dad have been. No matter what discounts I look into, even excluding souvenirs and staying in the cheapest hotel it's going to be barely doable at almost $10k for 5 days. I'm still gonna make it happen but the prices r ridiculous
The only way theyll reduce the cost is if people stop going
And that is what I'm doing....voting 'heck no'.....been three years now. I miss going. But as a retiree, I'd have to get a job to go back down there for a nice vacation like we used to do.
2 years later, I'm still paying my credit card bill for it. I got the best hotel, best room, best meal plan, car service, souvenirs, pictures, plane, 1st class, etc. it was worth it
$6,500 is a very conservative estimate. Based on the prices that you quoted, here is my estimate for a family of 4 for a 5-day stay:
2000 hotel (400x5)
2500 tickets (125x4x5)
2500 Airline/bus (300X4X2)
2100 Meals (35x3X4X5)
300 Genie+ (15x4x5)
Total: 9,400
So, with a moderate room rate, reasonable airfare, no Park Hopper, no extra lightning lane charges and no souveniers, you are looking at the better part of $10,000. Adding extras, souveniers, a nicer room, etc. will easily push this to $10,000 or more. Frankly, there's not many places in the World that you couldn't visit for 5 days for that amount of money or less.
Disney really needs to consider what kind of value they are providing for the money that they charge these days.
On the other non-Disney end, add in transportation to / from your departing airport or airport parking and kennel fees for animals, if applicable, and my April 2023 Disney vacation is closer to $12,500 for 2….. Crazy and will never do it again.
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They started doing this and I can’t help but think this comment helped! Thank you for this suggestion I didn’t know I needed
You can literally travel to Japan for a week and it would be the same price as staying in one of those family suites at Disney. People are out of their minds.
People like what they like!
I went to Japan with my partner for 10 days in 2019 - including 3 days at Tokyo Disney and a day at Universal - and it came out similar or less $$$ than a week of WDW in '22. Love WDW but they're going to have to cut prices for it to be attractive compared to an entirely new cultural experience for less money.
@@molybdnum Tokyo Disney sounds awesome
And there’s a Disneyland in Japan lol
In 2014 when we started our annual trips to Disney I was paying 130$ a night at the moderates and staying for 10-13 days now I’m at the values for half the stay lol ! Miss those prices 😢
Don't feel bad in 2001 I was staying at the polynesian for 180 a night. Had no expiration tickets with free park hopping that would last for several trips. Those were the days!!
I did some research and 180 dollars in 2001 is around 300 today. Cheapest Polynesian room i could find was in September for 600 a night, so the prices have doubled
I'm going to Disney in March with my sister. All together, we are spending around $4,000 for 4 day Disney park tickets and 2 park 1 day park ticket for Universal with fast pass, rental car, gas, parking, 9 days at hotel( not a disney hotel), flights, dinner reservations, groceries, and spending money. I won't be going back for a few years.
Even after searching for steep discounts, the cost of a Disney vacation in recent years has been far too high compared with vacationing abroad and ludicrously high compared with vacationing domestically.
Where are you getting super cheap flights abroad???
@@lacee7494 I know if you live in the middle of the country it seems impossible, but if you live near a major hub (think NYC, DC, etc) I've seen round trip flights to Europe for under $400 if you keep your date options open
My husband, his brother, my daughter and I spent 6 days the first week of June last summer at Disneyworld. With flights, hotel, food, park tickets, souvenirs and genie+ add ons we came to almost 6k. It's not cheap but we were able to ride the Guardians of the Galaxy ride the first week it was open, spent lots of quality time together, and my daughter talks about the trip almost daily. Money well spent!
My wife and I were heavily considering going end of March this year so that we could catch all the shows as they swap out in EPCOT and Magic Kingdom, but I just can't justify spending closer to $4500 for a week. We have the money for it, but it's just too high compared to other trips we could take elsewhere. Cost comes from staying at a value resort, flying across the country, a couple table service meals, etc. We could cut the cost by doing less, but when you live on the other side of the US, you just gotta do something moderate when planning a trip to Disney.
I made the same choice not to go in March. I've got the money, I really wanted to see harmonious at Epcot before it's gone but I just can't justify spending it to go. So sad for my kids, i used to make a yearly visit and now it is probably going to to be every 3 or 4 years if not 5.
@@mikewright534 we sound like two of the same. Someday. For now, I’ll just have to watch Harmonious on UA-cam. Love that show.
What are these other much cheaper trips you are considering? That being said, do what works for you, no one NEEDS to go to WDW again and again and again. Honestly 4500 for an entire week doesn't sound that bad??
We never stay on site at Disney. There are plenty of hotels in the area that are 75-100 a night and they are not bad at all with 4 star reviews on tripadvisor. Not worth it to us to pay 300-500 a night when we can find a place much cheaper and use that money elsewhere.
That is just ridiculous 🤦♀️ I can’t even 😂 185 for allstar 😂😂 they are ripping you off I pay 85 dollars 😂 even then I don’t really stay in Disney resorts cause some hotels are more comfortable! They thought I pay 700 for the contemporary Not😂 I did that from 76 to 90s with my parents it is not great you are just sleeping!😂 freeze waters and bring them in . Bring in some snacks to. I look at people at the park buying merchandise and spending money on food ( my dad😂 he went to just eat) I am like geez I am a season pass holder and am like honestly this is ridiculous! They can’t pay johnny depp😂 they make roughly 11 million a day on theme parks alone🤦♀️ 132 a ticket 😳 my lord I pay less monthly for season tickets and I have 4 tickets 😂 I am sorry but this is terrible! How are you affording this
it's definitely affordable if you've got a kidney to spare
Lol
🤣🤣😂
Too funny 😂
😂😂😂😂 I got season passes else I could not do it
Not really, I’ve saved up for 6 months and got about 9k to spend for when I go
We just did 7 days(Jan 13-20)and 3 park days flying in from Costa Rica. Stayed at All Stars Sports and spent a total of 5k for 2 adults,2 kids.
We did the following on our Christmas week trip, Individual Lightning Laned-Flight of Passage (rope dropped River Journey), Genie+'d Epcot-Christmas Day-Frozen, Remi's, and Living with the Land, and Spaceship Earth we saved around 3 hours in line, and Hollywood Studio-Genie+'d (missed a bus and got into the park just as early theme park ended)-Star Tours and Runaway Railroad saved us 2 hours in line.
I have given up on Disney. I fell in love with Universal Studios! So much cheaper, we drove from Pa so no flying..ate Great food, went into the Parks and had a FANTASTIC TIME! Spent $1,600 ( not including food)for two people for 4 days. … including three park days, Express pass and Halloween Horror nights!
Idk I think it really depends on the person. I’m glad you like universal though!
I’m glad you have found your place! We find Universal to be much MORE expensive though, and between both parks there’s only enough to fill one day. Express pass is so expensive we can’t even entertain the thought and the last 2 times we went, Wizarding World (which to us is the only part that is comparable to Disney) was so crowded that we couldn’t even walk through the shops and couldn’t wait to get out of them. The food is not up to par in our opinion either. We are planning another trip in September but will only go to Universal for HHN and spend the rest of our time at Disney. I really am glad you have found what works for you, there is variety out there for a reason!
Depends on the circumstances. My fiancé and are both big people, we enjoy Disney more since we can ride almost everything they have, Universal, that isn’t the case. It’s not worth it to pay for Universal tickets when we can’t even get on over half of their rides due to us not fitting.
Thanks for all the work you put into this video!👍
My family used to go to Disney every year without a season pass too. But my recent Disney trip in 2022 was so expensive. This video is very informative of how prices change and the reality of the prices
In comparing my previous trips to my current one, the pricing definitely went up especially when my previous pricing included the dining plan
Spirit is cheaper if you plan to go alone and bare, but once you add all the other fees it may end up being as expensive or more expensive than delta. Southwest may look more expensive, but the price includes 2 luggage bags, a carry on and a purse/backpack. Keep those things in mind
Yes, that's what I said. They left a lot out of flying details.
That's why I always fly Southwest! It's always worth it in the end.
I just came back from Orlando visiting all disney parks and both universal parks, flying from the UK and staying at a basic hotel on international drive. I spent £800 for flights and accommodation for 10 days, £800 for park tickets and about £1500 for spending money including parking etc and food. All for 10 days.
have you made a video for those who are solo travelers to Disney, on what it would cost them?
My upcoming solo trip ended up at $2100 CAD (around $1600 USD) including flights, 4 park days and 7 nights in the all stars. I’m only planning 1-2 sit down meals on top of this, and combining snacks and quick service meals with some basic essentials. I’m really looking forward to it, and it’s not more costly than what I would spend on a 5 day trip to NYC including shows/entertainment. DFB helped a lot with my planning!
How can an upcoming trip have ended at anything. it hasn't happened. You're gonna spend way more.
@@seltonk5136 This comment confused me as well lol You can have a plan to how much you are spending at disney but I always spent a little over because nothing are the same prices. 🤷♀️
I always add 20 percent on top of what I think I’ll spend just to make it realistic because things happen
We’re driving down to Disney World in July from Massachusetts. I got AAA at a great price for the trip and since we couldn’t use the AAA discount with our package and we were planning a Universal day as well, I decided to check Universal for AAA deals. We can save a whopping $1 on a one day two park ticket. 😅
Thanks for the info. Great helping planning
I went with my family of 4 early March 2020 (yes, right before the Covid lockdown), it cost $12,000.00 Canadian plus spending money for 6 nights at Pop Century, the standard dining plan for 6 days and 5 days of park tickets including airfare from Canada.
I am planning my bucket list trip to disney and the price tag is OMG. Right now for 3 of us at Animal Kingdom Lodge Savannah view 2 adults 1 child 6,000 without food. 5 nights and 4 days in parks. When it's all done I'll prob end up spending 8,000. Crazy!!!
We just went to Disney World Jan 9-14 staying at Boardwalk in one bedroom villa. Family of four spent $8750. Includes Park hopper, Genie, individual lightning lane, food was groceries from Publix with a quick service meal each day. Transportation cost were $800.
Prior to Covid we went once a year at D World and spent between $4k and $6k.
This was our last trip to D World, we will not be going back. The value proposition to family enjoyment is not there. We were glued to our phones trying to arrange genie + from 7AM each day , selecting and changing rides to applying Genie stacking for evening park hopping. The alternative was hour long waits for most rides. Unfortunately Disney has lost magic for us.
We did Universal Studios last year and stayed at Deluxe Hotel for a week which included no planning fast passes. We spent $4500. We enjoyed it so much more than D World.
We morn what Disney used to be but fondly rember various aspects of our previous trips.
Lucky me!! I drive 3 hours and I'm there. Going alone staying at an all star value resort!! Only doing one day at a park because I'm broke.
Thank you for the information!!
Going in May. Got round trip tickets from Pa to FL for 150.00 roundtrip. Got a good deal on rental car and 7 night stay at 2 bedroom resort off Disney. Bought the military discount tickets 4 day parkhopper for good price. Will probably be last Disney trip. There are other parks that are cheaper
We just got back from 5 days. My biggest pet peeve right now (besides the Magical Express being gone) is paying for Genie plus when Fast Passes used to be free. Not cool. Dining plan was convenient but I believe we ate less b/c we didn't feel we were leaving money on the table.
Tell me about it! We paid for sunshine flyer and they stood us up! By the time we got to the pick up spot they were gone. I tried calling and texting them and no answer. So we ended up having to get a Lyft (which we barely fit in with us and all our luggage). We did eventually get refunded by SF but I was really disappointed because we were traveling with our toddler and the whole debacle got us to the resort so much later than we expected! We also paid for genie plus for a few days during our trip and it did NOT work well at Magic Kingdom because we have Verizon and the service is apparently terrible. This isn’t something I’ve heard any of the UA-camrs mention either so it was extremely frustrating we couldn’t even use our phones in certain parts of the park!
My friend and I are considering staying at a "good neighbor" resort. We found a suite hotel that is cheaper than staying on property. Another way to save money is to take advantage of a AAA membership.
I'm going in May alone and off site with tickets for four days is about 1500. Air fare is going to be around 650 total so one person no extras yet and over 2000. Not sure how everyone finds so many "deals" maybe they book a year or more ahead my job won't let me. Took a split trip last year and I went over budget but we did extras and had fun. Also living in a smaller town you get no cheap flights
Also, $6,500 is a lot of money. This is one reason time shares outside Disney make soooo much sense. I’ve had a spot in Westgate for almost 20 years. 15 mins from the parks, nice accommodations and way cheaper.
Very insightful
Just sad to see how ridiculous the prices have gotten. I could travel abroad paying less.
How? Do you fly free??
@@lacee7494 I just found tickets from Chicago to Frankfurt for about $520. With the (considerable!) savings from hotels (and not to mention cheaper food and entertainment costs), yep... Europe can be cheaper. I traveled through Europe last summer, and was able to find nice places to stay from $65 to $110 per night.
@@lacee7494 international flights are more expensive than domestic flights obviously. but it's less expensive overall because you can go to attractions that are only 10 euro a day, stay at hotels for 100 euro a night, and only spend ~40 euro on food a day and still have a good experience. In Disney world that stuff is impossible and random things like hot dogs being like $10 really adds up.
Please do a video on Terminal C MCO. Long Taxi from the runway. Long Baggage claim pickup time, Long walk long bus ride to rental car pickup and drop off, There’s a lo to report on there.
It can cost less to fly and visit a European or Asian Disney resort than visiting an American Disney resort. Take advantage of the dollar exchange rate and see the real countries.
Way too much for the current experience. Just spent 10 days there and could not believe how ridiculous the experience has become. The cost, even with having DVC is monumental.
Just came back from Disney World 5 days ago. We stayed at a Disney Neighbor hotel for four days for about 900$ (family of 6). Park tickets for 3 days about 2800$ and flew on Frontier for about 600$.
The Galactic Starcruiser could share Space 220’s entrance and guests could use the elevator to explore other parks as an add-on option 🤷♀️ they may have to board a shuttle to finish actually getting to the hotel but they could do a Kong Island deal on the windows
We are going mid march and we have made the decision to just drive. Flights from our smaller airport won't go below $800 for 2. I am just glad we booked our Disney package back in November with these park prices fluctuating. It isn't cheap either but I'd rather drive 9 hours and use the money we'd spend on a flight in the parks.
Wow I feel bad for you. We can get flights from Latrobe PA for less than 100 bucks roundtrip to Orlando most of the year. In the fall you can get them for under 50 bucks round trip. The rest of the trip is where we spend the money!
I’ve driven from Texas twice (and rode once as a kid). For a family of 4 or more you can spend less if you’re willing to make the 14+ hour drive down i10. Gas was most expensive in Florida… but overall I spent less than 4 round trip flights
That’s exactly what I plan on doing.. from Dallas TX! Thanks for that. Rather save my money from flights
I’d give A.J 10 stars ⭐️ if I could, this video was so helpful & detailed, it’s about to make my life that much easier, especially when it comes to planning this trip
Of course I do understand the benefits of staying at the Disney world parks but before anybody gets a suite and pays those ridiculous fees the house that you could get from a rental company is insane and less than that price of the special suites you can get a whole house with plenty of bedrooms and literally be 10 minutes from Disney. They are also in gated beautiful communities
The flights also you have to pay for baggage etc on frontier and spirit.
If you’re in Atlanta it’s a 6.5 hour drive to Orlando. If you fly and count your time from when you leave home to when you actually arrive at your Orlando stay destination it’s probably about 6-7 hours. And cheaper. Flying from Atlanta makes little sense.
Going next month for the first (and hopefully only) time and we’re doing an Airbnb. We’d never made it on time to be there the moment the park opens, and we have 3 adults, two kids. Way better pricing given that we’d rent a vehicle either day.
Im the first viewer! Woot! Thanks for giving me my daily Disney fix!
Just back from a 2 week stay. 2 adults. Honestly, how folks with kids manage I do not know. Excluding the fact we had air fare from Ireland, it was easily 7,000 dollars. Air fares took us over 10k. My credit card bill showed just over $400 in costs for lighting lanes and Genie+ NUTS! You can do it way cheaper. We choose to do it every year and know what we’re getting ourselves into. I still wish it wasn’t so expensive. The highlight this year was a tiny 50th anniversary macaron that was $4 😂 ridiculous.
What is Disney's "Magic Key" and it's levels? Is it worth buying? Can you do a a video that includes this information? Thank you!
2 days in Disneyland ca November for 300 of my 5-day trip all other costs paid with points. Christmas Disney World 2023 costs 700 for tickets for 3 days with a very merry Christmas. 4 nights at Hilton Signa 750 diamond status flight free with points. and over 400 in food credits at the hotel
So, guess who’s using mun muns now?! Like, that is too adorable to pass up!! 😂😂
Anyone know if Disney will release further after hours dates for Hollywood? I arrive 2 weeks after the last listed date
Staying at AOA in May for 7 nights with 5 park days for 2 adults, 2 kids was 4,400 😅
And we’re driving- that’s just room and tickets
Prices have really gone up. One thing that my family and I save a lot of money on is accommodation. Back in 2007 my mother decided to get a timeshare at a beautiful resort which saves us a lot of money since it’s been paid off. We also saved money by driving instead of flying; we drive from Maryland to Florida overnight without hotel stays. Rental normally costs around $1500 for a 8 seater and fuel to and from about $450. We normally pick one or two parks to go. This year we’ll be going at the end of May
And we will be going for 8 days
this was really helpful thanks
It does take careful planning. We never stay at a Disney own hotel. We are a family of 6, we must have a kitchenette
3000 us dollars total ( 16 days fort wilderness includes 2 return flight tickets and 2 disney passes for 10 days)
This doesn’t sound too bad honestly lol
@@angelinaa2385 😊
15k Canadian deluxe resort one week family of 4 includes flight
That's awful
I went January 2022, the trip for two / 5 days / pop century / 2 day park hopper tickets + genie + lighting lane / food and transportation (uber + disney buses) = 2.5k. ONE YEAR in advance planning, watching your videos, and using small world vacations. I think it was ok, within my budget. BUT the experience was not magical, too crowded, the parks a bit messy, food too expensive. I definitly prefer Universal, a bit more expensive (went defore Disney on the same vacation, 5 days) but the experience much much better.
Yes!!! Drive!! Costs us $250 to $300 and 12 hours to drive. We are a family of 6 and I will not pay for that many plane tickets 🤷🏼♀️
We stopped going in the past few years due to increasing costs, longer lines, and fewer perks like fast pass or transportation.
you understand if it was super cheap it would be even more crowded right?
@@lacee7494 Point taken, but I'm not sure they found to sweet spot.
The hotel costs are obscene. How can anyone say words like "moderate" with a straight face?
We spent 11k for a family of 5, that’s with flights and staying at the Contemporary.
Painful
“Pre gamed with some grocery shopping before your trip” 😂😭😭😭
What about the beach club? Why wasn’t that mentioned
Iv only stayed 2 weeks on ak suite w savannah view bc my sister worked at wdw and got us 50% off
But that UBer, Taxi prices are only one Way Mears and Sunshine Flyer are Roundtrip for single or two cheaper than those but for more than 2 of course maybe those Ride Shares or Taxis could be cheaper depends on how much luggage each one has since that could be a issue with UBER or Taxis as well.
But great Information Video thanks AJ hope you doing them yearly updating those since I can´t come back only in 6 yrs til than looking forward on your informative Videos. 😘😘😘😊
A Video on Split stays would be interesting since I will think of staying in three different Hotels One in Universal Area, One maybe Swan or Dolphin and one possible Caribbean Beach Resort (since they have Soda heaven machines mixes for Fanta, Cola and Sprite in so many delicious tastes) 🤩😍wondering if some of those nice machines will be around on other Resort Hotels to get up that Caribbean are THE KING at the moment with those sweet machines.🤣😊😉(possible the reason why they are so spreaded out there since they want us to walk the walk after drinking the drink(s) 😅😆😁
Can you please do a video just like this but for a couple to go ? Please
I can tell you that my wife and I are visiting in mid December for 11 nights at Port Orleans for 6k, not including flights and food/souvenirs.
My husband and I are going in June- staying at Port Orleans French Quarter for 5 nights, 4-Day Park Tickets for around $2500. They have a sale going on rn for hotels!! We don’t plan to fly but will be driving from KY. :)
The sale I should mention are if you go in spring/early summer
Atlanta has the highest price to fly out of. So glad I moved here…
If we’re renting a car during a Florida trip…. We found a huge airfare price drop if flying into Tampa instead of Orlando.
BUC-EE'S! (17:30 or so)
A Magic Kingdom all to itself!
Thank you, DFB team!😄
I’m just wondering who the heck is paying 100-200 for a hotel outside of Disney?
Just plane tickets for me cost just under a 1000 sooo yh
Mon mons. I will be saying that. 😂
I don’t see HS on the deluxe after hours list into March. Am I missing it somewhere?
Hollywood Studios is rarely, and sporadically, offered as part of the Extended Evening Hours perk for Deluxe Resort guests. It's typically available during busier times of year and often gets announced after the other parks. It is available nearly all the time as the paid ticket event, After Hours.
The limit does not exist 😅😅
Now do this if ur coming from the uk for two weeks lolol
The after hour parties, does it go through the summer too? Or early in the year?
We've gone all Hamlet 🤣 This is what I'm going to start telling people "going ham" means
I came for race weekend, couldn't justify the overpriced park tickets, went to a nature preserve, hit the pool, walked the boardwalk, picked up food from target, and had a more relaxing trip. Without an annual pass, I can't afford to keep up with my gf, who has the AP. So I'll spend a lot less $ on disney if they plan to continue to price gouge
Didn't Disney get rid of charging for resorts and parks parking?
...As of January 10th
No charge for park parking is only for people staying at a Disney Resort. If you are coming from outside Disney property you still need to pay to park at the individual parks.
Yeah got "rid of charge" for resort parking. They just moved that cost to some where else. 25 more for each night stay at any resort that they can sneak in without you even knowing. My theory is they initially charged for parking cause they knew they would take it away later and seem like they are saving you money, giving you a break. They raised prices on everything big time. Genie + lightning lane. New ways of charging you money that is more ridiculous, I think, than charging for parking. Disney charging so much, lines are getting ridiculous, they go so slow with any form of fastpass. Too many filthy rich people keep paying a ridiculous amount of money and it won't change.
If you are staying at a Disney resort you don't have to pay for parking anymore.. ask me how I know.
The extra evening magic hours is iffy at best. If you dare to want a good view of the fireworks/evening show, that first hour of your 2 extra hours is wasted. You are navigating through crowds to get to the attractions. Day guests are still in line for attractions. These parks are not empty. I was at WDW the first week of May.
I was not impressed with EPCOT. 2 rides broke down while I was in line. Worldshow case was closed at Norway. You have to backtrack through Future World to use the International Gate. MK wasn't much better, so we left early.
Just absolutely love paying fk ton for entry and to ride rides
You never gave a cost on the Swan & Dolphin.
Welp I'll never be able to go to Disney Again. My family used to make it a end of summer trip every year as a kid and I been wanting to go back, but no way will I be able to afford it even with the deals!!! I'll just watch ride videos on youtube and day dream. LOL
There are ways to make it cheaper! I'm going in a few days for a week and staying at a nice Airbnb 20 minutes away from the parks, and it's $600 for the week. That helps with a giant chunk of the cost.
The only thing cheap for Brits is park tickets. It ONLY costs £500 for TWO WEEKS
18k for 10 days.. just got home 3 days ago…. 😳😳🙄🙄
my god dude where did you stay
@@galgathor6817 7 days at Caribbean Beach, and 3 days at animal kingdom lodge Kidani village. Animal kingdom lodge was actually cheaper than I thought would be. And we had 1 bedroom villa with safari view. It was just my girlfriend and I. But eating at space 220 (garbage) and chef mickeys (liquid eggs and undercooked waffles). Things just add up. 10$ corn dogs, light saber, you know all the good things. 🤷♂️
3000 for 16 days stay and 10 day disney passes included 😉
And 2 return tickets
@@fromthestreets3 in what resort?
EVEN VALUE RESORTS ARE EXPENSIVE AFFFF
If ur a family expect to spend at least 9-10k
Everyone outside america spends two weeks there lol
Extremely expensive
Spirit you have to pay for luggage so it's going to be the same price
I love how optimistic AJ is while saying “it’s ok it’s affordable at 440$ a night lmaooo 😂😂😅😅
We're finalizing things for our first Disney vacation for our family of five (two of our three kids are "adults" by Disney pricing standards). We're going in mid April, at the tail end of the Spring Break season.
This might be our *only* Disney trip, so we're splurging a bit.
All said and done, between a 7-night stay at the Dolphin, four-day park hopper tickets, one-day "park hopper" ticket to Universal, airfare (from northern Ohio), and food/spending money budget, we're looking at just over $10k.
If not for some fortunate things happening in our lives over the past couple of years, this would definitely not have been possible for us.
Congrats! You guys will have such a great time.
Ten thousand !!! Imagine being from the uk where families spend 2 weeks in disney
10k for family of 4
This is insane
I would love to do the plan of “ resort by day then go to evening hours.” Do I have to make/check into a park reservation before I do that? In other words, is it possible to only do the after hours without a park res?
I would not enjoy my time paying those prices. I'd rather be at work making money then on vacation. I don't call a vacation a vacation if I am losing a lot of my net worth financially.