The SHOCKING Costs of Going to Walt Disney World in 2024

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Planning a trip to Walt Disney World? It's essential to understand the Disney World costs involved to budget effectively for your magical adventure. Our video breaks down all the expenses you need to consider, from travel and accommodations to park tickets and dining.
REAL COSTS OF A WALT DISNEY WORLD VACATION IN 2024
0:00 Introduction
1:40 Walt Disney World Travel Costs
3:05 Disney World Park Ticket Costs
5:20 Accommodations While at Disney World
8:30 Dining While at the Resort
11:45 Consider a Disney Dining Plan
12:23 Special Events
13:30 Souvenirs
14:50 Disney Genie+ and Lighting Lanes
15:40 The Real Costs of Going to Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World offers a wide range of options for every budget, whether you're looking for affordable value resorts or luxurious deluxe stays. We'll guide you through the different ticket choices, from single-day passes to multi-day options with park-hopping benefits, and explain how to maximize your savings with special deals and promotions.
Food is another significant expense, and we'll cover the cost of dining at quick-service spots, table-service restaurants, and the ever-popular snack stands. Plus, we’ll explore the Disney Dining Plan to help you decide if it’s a good fit for your family.
But that’s not all! Our video also delves into additional Disney World costs like special event tickets, VIP tours, and unique experiences such as building a custom lightsaber at Savi's Workshop or getting a princess makeover at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.
Whether you're a first-time visitor or a Disney veteran, our comprehensive cost breakdown will help you plan the perfect trip without breaking the bank. Watch now to find out how much a Disney World vacation really costs and get tips on how to make the most of your Disney World budget!
Travel Costs:
Traveling to Disney World involves several costs, including airfare, car rentals, gas, and tolls for road trips. We provide tips on how to save money on these expenses.
Park Tickets:
Choosing the right park ticket is crucial. We explain the options from one-day, one-park tickets to Park Hopper and Park Hopper Plus options, and how multi-day tickets can save you money.
Accommodations:
Disney World has a variety of accommodation options, including Value, Moderate, and Deluxe Resorts, as well as Disney Vacation Club Villas. We also cover off-site hotel options for budget-conscious travelers.
Dining Costs:
From quick service to table service, we break down the dining costs at Disney World. We also discuss the Disney Dining Plan and how it can help you budget for your meals.
Extra Expenses:
Disney World offers many extra experiences like special event tickets, VIP tours, and behind-the-scenes tours. We provide an overview of these additional costs and how they can enhance your trip.
Estimated Disney World Budget Examples:
We offer budget estimates for different family sizes to help you plan your Disney World vacation, including costs for families of four, three, and two adults.
Estimated Disney World Budget Examples:
Family of 4: $5,000 to $6,500 for 4 nights, 5 days
Family of 3: $4,000 to $5,000 for 4 nights, 5 days
Two adults: $2,500 to $3,500 for 4 nights, 5 days
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[@rb5078]

I’m going solo in August. For seven nights at Pop Century and a four day park hopper ticket it was about $1500. I also bought a Halloween party ticket and an after hours ticket for Hollywood Studios which was another couple hundred. Flight from San Francisco to Orlando was $400. Mears Connect was $32. I’m budgeting $500 for food, Genie+, and souvenirs. So maybe about $2500 - 2700 total.

[@eatsleepdisneyparks]

Thanks for the feedback. Seems like you got a great price on your flight. Would love to hear how much you end up spending on food and souvenirs when you get back.

[@christopherboydandmartinsc9322]

What day do you have Halloween party tickets? My mom and I have tickets for august 13th.

[@Erika-ka-ka-fp1fv]

Have the BEST time!

[@martinguldner3990]

Really if you're going to spend $1,500 on Disney World tickets for a solo trip. Your best bet is to get the most expensive annual pass your parking is free if your bringing a car to park. If you come back within a year already paid for park admission You also get annual pass discounts sit down restaurants, merchandise, and on-site hotels; my opinion offsite Hotel way cheaper even with the discount if you have a car to get around.

[@christopherboydandmartinsc9322]

@@martinguldner3990 1500 for the resort and tickets; not just tickets

[@ML-dz5ix]

$5k doesn’t sound bad at all. That’s what we would spend for a family of three for ten nights at a moderate resort in the ‘90’s.

[@mandimims]

My husband and I went at the end of January for 8 nights, stayed at Wilderness Lodge, 7 day park hoppers, flights to and from Houston, rental car - spent right around 10K

[@eatsleepdisneyparks]

Sounds on par. We are actually staying at the lodge in August. Any tips?

[@BAKER22-l4u]

Why did u get a rental car? SMH..A complete WASTE

[@christopherboydandmartinsc9322]

My mom and I are flying in on august 9th to the 14th. We are staying five nights at art of animation, and we have two four day magic passes with two tickets to mickeys not so scary Halloween party. The resort, park and party tickets, and plane tickets cost 3,228 dollars. I’m going to take another 2000 for food and souvenirs and transportation.

[@eatsleepdisneyparks]

Seems like a reasonable budget. Have a great trip.

[@BAKER22-l4u]

$2000 for food? Lol. WTF? Are you a F-ing hippo?

[@mackers_855]

We stil love Caribbean especially now redone and the skyline links making Epcot and Hollywood easy to get back and forth throughout the day for rests or park hopping

[@eatsleepdisneyparks]

Yes, the Caribbean Beach is a hidden gem for a moderate resort. Although, we just stayed at Coronado Springs Grand Destino tower. Be on the lookout for that video review!

[@PUFFFIRE]

When we go to Disney in Orlando we always rather rent a house we like the privacy especially in the pool plus it's cheaper than staying at a resort.

[@justinschrank4806]

We went in may. 8 nights yacht club family of 4. Spent about $15,000

[@eatsleepdisneyparks]

One of our favorite resorts, but it is pricey! Would do stay there again?

[@justinschrank4806]

@eatsleepdisneyparks absolutely we would. Stayed there on our honeymoon and this was our 10 year anniversary. Next year we are staying at Contemporary though

[@BAKER22-l4u]

Idiotic..You got ripped off

[@dianapatterson4657]

If 1,800 people watched this video,why dosnt he have 1,800 subs?

[@eatsleepdisneyparks]

That would be nice, right? Unfortunately, subs are different than viewers. When is you next WDW trip?

[@sharkyfish3492]

One million dollars !!

[@eatsleepdisneyparks]

It is a lot, but not that much. lol.