All Inclusive Disney World Vacation Packages

September 28th, 2009 · No Comments

All-Inclusive vacation packages for Disney World in November?

2 Adults traveling to Disney World in November. We have never been there before. I’m looking for some good all-inclusive packages to save scheduling time and money.

I checked the website and ordered the Free Vaca Planning DVD but I wanted to find a little more.

Anything about where to stay, eat, rides, packages, sites to see and etc. would be appreciated.

(We’re working with a tight budget too so nothing really fancy pants)

Thank you! xo

Your best way to get everything all in one is to order the package through disney. They can also do your air but I highly suggest that you check air on your own as sometimes you can find it far cheaper. For example we went again this year and found air almost $200 cheaper through Southwest than going through Disney. Sometimes their air is the same, sometimes cheaper, sometimes more expensive. It is just worth checking other carriers first. And do not worry, you can still catch the magic express from the airport to your resort if you book your air on your own.

As far as where to stay it just depends on how much you want to spend… however seeing you are on a tight budget I would suggest just going with one of the value resorts. Pop Century is by far the best as it is the newest and it has its own transporation system to and from the parks. The other value resorts share bus lines so it takes longer to get to and from. Considering most of your time is spent in the parks having a fancy hotel really is only worth it in my mind if you are celebrating something like a honeymoon or anniversary.

I would also HIGHLY suggest the meal plan as it can save a poop load of money. One quick serve, one snack and one sit down costs $40 a day per person. There is also no restrictions on how you use it. Can use all your snacks in one day or use a nice sit down for breakfast, lunch or dinner. My husband and I always get the meal plan and it has saved a ton of money. It costs us $80 a day and we were eating $80 to $150 a day in food.

As a last suggetion, if you can afford it I would pick the park hopper option. It can come in really handy if there is a change in weather, rides you want to ride again or if you want to do something different for dinner. For example Animal Kingdom is only open until about 5… so that leaves a huge chunk of time free. If you did not have a park hopper you could not go to any other parks the rest of the day, not even for dinner. Or if you want to spend all day at Magic Kingdom, jump over to Epcot for dinner (by far best food) then back to Magic Kingdom for Magic hours. Without a park hopper you could not do any of that.

Have a wonderful time and if you have other questions please pop me a message.