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Plan Your Disney Vacation with 3 Money-Saving Travel Hacks

Sweet memories of my daughter's very first family visit to Walt Disney World are cherished, precious moments of wonder-filled delight at "The Happiest Place on Earth". Little did I know then... Having never had the opportunity to experience the magic of pixie dust everywhere, my intentions were to give my daughter the experience I had missed as a child, then proceed about life, fulfilled as a person. Nope. Even. Close. If I'm not visiting Disney or planning our next Disney vacation, I'm missing Disney. We're planning our next adventure with in-the-know Disney insider tips, plus ways to plan your Disney vacation with money-saving travel hacks for any and every budget.

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Plan Your Disney Vacation with 3 Money-Saving Travel Hacks

Up in the Air

Research airfare ticket prices online and directly with airlines for a better perspective of competitive comparison rates. Travel experts recommend beginning travel plans in the area of 6-8 weeks in advance of scheduled travel dates. Search airline websites for possible direct discounts, airfare search engines, and economy booking sites comparing offers with and without travel package deals which bundle hotel accommodations, or car rental inclusives. Whenever possible, we travel during less crowded, off-peak travel dates for even better pricing and upgrade availability.


Consider this travel hack whenever packing luggage for a flight. Travel light when possible, carry-on bags (always check airline requirements and restrictions) are often your best bet for avoiding the costs of airline baggage check-in and time spent at baggage claim carousels. With bags in hand, travel to and from destinations are more easily and affordably coordinated.


Planning Perks


Anyone that knows anything about my personality will attest to the fact that I am a hands-on kinda girl. With that being said, knowing I'm a web search away from trusted go-to resources for all things Disney is a lifesaver. Showcasing  extensive knowledge of Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Resort, Disney Cruise Line, Adventures by Disney, and Aulani, including resort hotels, dining, recreation and other magical amenities, you're guaranteed pixie dust planning perks that will make your visit magical.


Souvenir Savvy

Celebrating special occasions at "The Happiest Place on Earth" creates memories to be cherished for a lifetime. Sharing these memories with family and friends becomes an added travel expense and added baggage to manage at parks and while traveling. Shop ahead of time and bring your Disney tees, totes, and towels with you. Amazon is my favorite way to find something for everyone, before, during, and after vacation time.


Remember to inform Disney Cast members of any special occasion celebrations, such as a little (or not-so-little) one's first Disney visit. Missing the occasion on our first visit, I was asked at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort check-in if we were celebrating a special occasion and presented with a souvenir pin for my youngest's first visit. Collecting pressed pennies is our family's fave travel hack. Almost anywhere that we visit we have been able to add to our pressed coin collection, usually for the price of two quarters and a shiny penny. Our family loves looking at our coin collection, stored in a collectible album for convenience.

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