THE most magical place on earth has got even better thanks to it’s biggest ever sale.
Disney World Orlando just launched a new sale with up to £300 off, free ”Disney dining and drinks” and 14-day tickets for the price of 7 in 2025.
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And to make it even better, the deals are also available during most school holidays.
Disney World in Orlando, Florida, features the Magic Kingdom Park, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Disney’s Animal Kingdom and the Disney Water Parks.
The savings can be used on packages arriving between January 7 and December 17, 2025.
However, you’ll have to book by November 7, 2024, and save a minimum of £100 per booking.
Those booking by June 3, 2024, will also get the biggest discount of £300 per booking.
To bag the maximum free “Disney dining and drinks” package (worth £1,105), you’ll have to book a package staying at an on-site Disney hotel.
We’ve found holiday packages costing from £952pp (£68pppn) in 2025.
The price includes accommodation at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort, a 14-day Magic Ticket (for the price of 7) for entry to all theme parks and a waterpark, and complimentary transportation.
But it doesn’t end there. You’ll also receive a Memory Maker worth $210 (£170), one meal per night, and one drink per meal (alcoholic or not).
The memory maker gives you unlimited downloads of pictures taken by Disney PhotoPass photographers during your holiday.
If you’re trying to get the best deals available, these are the hotels you should check out:
- Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Music Resort
- Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort
- Disney’s Pop Century Resort
If you’d like to get all the freebies, the cheapest deal we’ve spotted starts at £1,820pp (£139pp a night).
This includes your stay at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, a free Disney dining plan (worth £1,105), park tickets and a memory maker.
Flights aren’t included in these offers, but Disney allows you to add them for an extra cost.
However, those booking flight-inclusive packages might get even more savings, up to £200.
Regardless of your package, the bookings can be secured with low deposits from £50pp.
Plus, you can even spread the cost of your holiday with interest-free instalment payments.
ATOL and ABTA cover all trips, and there is also a refund guarantee.
So, if the company has to cancel your holiday within 14 days of departure, you will receive a full refund.
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