The Cheapest Way to Go to Disney World

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Title	:	The Cheapest Way to Go to Disney World
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I cant' believe you're promoting Disney I'll take my money (my money - the government didn't give it to me as a payoff for being controlled) and show my kids American history across this beautiful country we've been blessed with 🙂
Comment from : JMB

Bonus tip: Use a travel agent
Comment from : Katy Edwards

Rachel did a great job with this video! 👍🏼
Comment from : Nina Rosete

Stay off property!
Comment from : Lisa Brooks

Two questions: who makes your lovely light blue sweater? Is Tylenol really $50K at Disney?!
Comment from : Kitty Wynne

Disney corrupts children
Comment from : Your Home is Your Business

Oh my gosh Rachel I loved the cost breakdown It just makes it so manageable! Thank you so much for all the tips We want to go to Orlando next June so the planning is starting to happen
Comment from : Megan Adams

I wouldn’t go to Disney if you paid me to go
Comment from : Lora Rooks

I wouldn’t go to Disney for free!
Comment from : Lora Rooks

How about NO! brI'm not giving them a single penny
Comment from : Wolffsrain

2:30 We just went to Disney World at Christmas week, went to Magic Kingdom only all day (9:00AM to 11:00PM) and purchased the Genie + for $60 ($15 each) We were able to ride every ride in the park using this app There were a few rides we had to wait in the standby line, but was it worth it? definitely! We skipped at least 6 lines that were a posted 60 minute wait Did 1 day at the pool at the resort, did the next day at Seaworld Had a great family trip that we saved for
Comment from : Joshua Lindner

The cheapest way to go to Disney? Don't
Comment from : Freedom Ring

I live to paycheck to paycheck, but on a budget I pay my bills, the 4 walls are covered and yet I'm still not happy What's going?
Comment from : El Indigeno

Love this!
Comment from : Christina B

These are so many good tips! Using a travel planner is huge because things are ever changing
Comment from : Hemphilly Ever After

Went to Disney January 2022 We did a 7 day trip, visited all 4 parks for a family of 5 and paid in cash! We started planning 6 months out, budgeted and saved! It is possible! We hope to go back in another 5 years but in the meantime continue working on babysteps 4,5, and 6
Comment from : Miranda Kriesch

The cheapest method would be to head to Paris Disney
Comment from : Christiaan Botha

My daughter is a Disney concierge She does all the booking and planning for her clients She and her husband go to WDW several times a year They also do the cruises and have missed them because of Covid
Comment from : Linda Goudelock

Will probably never go to Disney since I am on the wrong side of the globe but still watching this anyway
Comment from : Fee Bee

I think there needs to be a new official baby step: 3d - saving for Disney World! While you’re still gazelle intense from paying off your debt & building a 3-6 month emergency fund, maintain the intensity so you can quickly save enough money to see gazelles in real life, debt free, on Kilimanjaro Safaris at Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World Ft Wilderness is my favorite place to stay!
Comment from : Gaston the Golden

The cheapest way to go to Disney World is to take the monorail obviously, it’s free
Comment from : Joshua Johnson

Staying in a value one room hotel room for 5 days with kids is not fun The rooms are cramped, one bathroom The pool is nice, but if you're "saving" money by not having a rental car, you can really miss a lot more fun
Comment from : Loretta Uppercue

Nice to see your all in cost explained and itemized I think a huge expense that is missing is airfare Depending on where you are flying in from that could be another $1k-$2k easy adding $100-200 to your monthly savings We have made a choice to not take our kids to Disney, but you video is a great vacation planning tool for all of us Thanks
Comment from : C Ham

And look for military discounts, if you are eligible
Comment from : Jennjaniceh

Just bought my Military Park Hopper yesterday! Great timing Mrs Cruze
Comment from : Rob M

The cheapest way to go to Disney World:brbrDon't go!
Comment from : Kimberly Turner

Our son lives in Orlando, so we went to WDW for our 6th trip a month ago (Jan 2022) We vowed not to return--at least for many years Crowds were higher than we've ever seen Rides broken down Ridiculously long lines If we hadn't bought Genie+ ($15pp), we would have probably only been able to ride 2-3 rides from open to close (Magic Kingdom) Even dining options were scarce given the crowd levels And this was supposedly in the low-attendance week of previous years So adjust expectations if you're going there this year and keep an eye on the ride times on the app before you book BTW, they also just raised ticket prices :( Sorry to be a Debbie Downer, but want you to be aware that the magic is much less as the cost is much more
Comment from : Allison Roorda

We haven’t been to Disney World, but have been to Disneyland twice here in California and I actually hated it So expensive and large crowds I wouldn’t even think of going all the way to Florida to experience the same thing
Comment from : Annamaria

Thank you so much for the information I know it's a lot going to Disney and I know when we was young we decided to get a hotel with a kitchenette in it and we can cook our food for breakfast lunch and dinner and and I remember us doing that maybe y'all can try out the Airbnb if you didn't want to get the hotel and see if it has a pool be kind of private just like the hotel with the kitchenette and at least you can wash your clothes if you in the Airbnb so when it's time to go you have clean clothes and you don't have to worry about washing when you get home just thought
Comment from : Trina Walker

Thank you so much for all the info!
Comment from : Julie Schuler

Holy All of this sounds like a massive headache
Comment from : Emmalee Buzzard

Does it help half as much if you only have one organic foot
Comment from : brentkillian

The last time I was at Disney World (Christmas 2005), you pulled a paper tab Fast Pass at the ride with your return time printed on it Free and easy! Disney will find any means to separate you from your money BUT…it really is a magical place and everyone should go at least once in their lifetime
Comment from : M Webb

My two tips: bring your own poncho's (way overpriced in parks) Also bring a small collapsible stroller
Comment from : Madison Romero

If you can’t afford it, don’t go If you can afford it, go and live it up
Comment from : Casey Burns

Don't go to Disney they hate you and Jesus
Comment from : Grant Armbruster

Like your money-saving tipshowever, I've got zero interest in supporting these woke organizations! That's a money-saver right there!!!
Comment from : Kari Meckling

Great tips!! Here are a few we’ve used Research: determine the “Must Dos” (and a back up) plan and budget for those top “Must Dos” Determine your souvenir budget (even dining budget) and put the amount on a gift card Helps with the blind spending on your debit card Lastly, look into renting DVC points You can rent points from DVC members and stay in Deluxe Villas cheaper than if you were paying cash 1 and 2 bedroom and grand villas have full kitchens and washing machines/dryers You can have groceries delivered and make your own meals as well as do your laundry
Comment from : Mary Lepine