All Inclusive Disney Vacations
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All inclusive Disney vacations take away the budgeting headaches that plague most trips.

From my own childhood, I remember my parents not allowing us to order sodas or drinks because they were so overpriced. Some things haven't changed. And if you are vacationing on a budget - then penny-pinching is par for the course.

But sometimes you just want to enjoy the trip. No hassles, no worries. If this is the case then you may want to look into all inclusive vacation packages for Disney World. And you may not need to look further than the Mouse himself.

Magic Your Way

The offerings have become so incredibly flexible - now they are even called Magic Your Way packages. This is because you can build your own custom vacation package based on what is right for you.

At DisneyWorld.com you can start with accommodations. Then you add tickets for the entire length of your stay or just for a few. You choose whether you want the Park Hopper option - where you are free to visit more than one theme park each day, and whether you want to add admission to the Disney water parks to your trip as well. The decision as to whether to add the infamous Disney Dining plan (which also has a variety of choices) is also made here. Disney can even find your flights if you would like.

So - to recap, this is how to build your own All Inclusive Disney Vacations:
  • Select your accommodations. Staying at one of the Deluxe Disney resorts on the concierge level will include the most benefits. This will give you access to the concierge lounge where a continental breakfast is usually served daily. Depending upon the resort - this lounge is often open all day and offers snacks, water and sodas throughout. Some resorts even offer evening wine, cheese and desserts in concierge lounge. Having this service turns regular trips into all inclusive Disney vacations.
  • Choose your Disney tickets. You will get the most flexibility by choosing tickets for the entire length of your stay. Some people do not get tickets for their day of arrival or departure, choosing instead to enjoy the amenities at their Disney hotels on those days instead. However should you change your mind when those days arrive then you are out of luck. The way the pricing structure works is that the incremental cost for each additional day goes down considerably for the longer that you stay. So my planning advice is to use the chart before you call to make your reservations to see how much more it actually is to buy tickets to cover your entire stay. This way you have the option to dash into the parks on the day you arrive to see the fireworks or a quick show. And on the day you leave you may be able to squeeze in that one attraction that you missed.
  • As far as ticket options goes - the park hopper feature is a must - unless your stay is short and you are absolutely, positively sure that you only want to visit one park per day. Remember to expect the unexpected. Hypothetically let's suppose that the day you happen to visit the Magic Kingdom theme park - it is absolutely jam packed. You may have better luck visiting Epcot Center that day. If you don't have the park hopper option then you are stuck.
  • Water parks? It depends what time of year you are visiting. These parks close during the deep winter months because even sunny central Florida can get a little chilly. And even in the summer, sometimes the hotels pools are so marvelous that there may not be any need to hit Typhoon Lagoon. Younger children, for sure, would be satisfied with the pools at the resorts. But the tweens and teenagers are the ones that crave a little more thrill.
  • The Disney Dining Plan is an absolute must if you want a true all inclusive Disney vacations experience. There are a few options with this as well. The creme de la creme is the Deluxe Dining plus Wine and Dine and includes just about everything. From there down there are packages that are quite adequate and won't leave you hungry.
  • Tailoring your personal all inclusive Disney vacations to include only those things that are truly most important to you will give you the most bang for your buck yet will keep you from penny-pinching your way through the entire trip.

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I went to WDW in sept 09 and we got there earlier then expected. i was able to add the additional day for less then 10 bucks total for 2 adults and 1 child....


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