Annual Passholders can get a lot of perks while they’re at Disney World!
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
They have access to free parking, discounts on things like food and merchandise, and have special entrances into the parks. We’re always on the lookout for ways for you to save money on your Disney World vacation, and right now, Passholders can save even MORE money this summer!
Annual Passholders can take advantage of the Stay in the Magic deal and get some great rates at select Disney World hotels this summer!
Polynesian Village Resort Lobby
The deal is for most nights from July 8th through September 8th, 2022. Annual Passholders can book the deal right now, and it would be a good idea to book before June 21st, because that’s when this deal opens up to Florida Residents.
Boardwalk Inn Resort
You can in a standard room at any of the All-Star Resorts for $129 per night (before tax). But, there are a lot of other hotels where you can get great rates! Check them out below.
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If you book this deal, know that you will have to show a valid Walt Disney World Annual Pass when you check in. There is a minimum stay requirement of 1 night, and a maximum of 14 nights. The number of hotel rooms allocated for this offer is limited. There also might be additional per-adult charges that apply if there are more than 2 adults per room. Advance reservations are required and the offer cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions. This offer also excludes 3-bedroom villas and the Little Mermaid standard rooms at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort.
Wilderness Lodge
So, go ahead and take advantage of this deal before the rooms book up! If you are looking for more ways to save money, you can check out our Deals and Discount page, which we keep updated with the latest Disney promotions to help you save!
For example, if you’re going to Disney World later this summer, Disney Visa Cardmembers can save up to 30% on hotel rooms for most nights from August 28th through September 19th, 2022, (as long as you book with your Disney Visa Card)! Read more about this deal here.
Disney’s Riviera Resort Entrance
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What good is it to save if you can’t get a reservation for the park(s)? Thanks to the two different reservations calendars Disney uses (one for pass holders and one for single day tickets), pass holders are often blocked out due to sold out/booked up days even though many single day tickets ares still available.
I’m not talking about “blackout” days, I’m talking about regular open days that reservations are booked up for pass holders only. This is why Disney is being sued by pass holders. We accept blackout days, but to block reservations on non-blackout days when there are still single day tickets available is unacceptable and basically a rip-off.
Totally agree. I spend a lot of money every month on my Season Pass and yet I am blocked from certain parks due to no availability. Just not right.
The logistics of a Disney vacation, even for Florida residents, is getting too complicated. We (Grandpa and Grandma) are AP holders and couldn’t get reservations for any parks on the days the kids reserved. They flew in. We picked them up and dropped them off at the park, and saw very little of them on our special days. Fortunately, Universal and Disney Springs gave us a few days together. Not the Disney experience we used to have.